Talk:Lake County, Ohio

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[edit] Water Area Calculation

The area of water seems to be off compared to adjacent counties

lorain: 431sqmi cuyahoga: 787sqmi lake: 1944sqmi ashtabula: 666sqmi

I can't imagine lake county's water area being three times the size of ashtabula county's water area. perhaps it's 1944sqkm instead of sqmi

Okay...I see how I got tripped up. All the other counties show sqmi followed by (sqkm) -- Lake County shows sqkm followed by (sqmi) -- pick one and stick to it, please. Thanks.

[edit] Township template

The "Townships in Lake County, Ohio" template curently shows

Concord • Kirtland • LeRoy • Madison • Mentor • Painsville • Perry • Willoughby

Whoever can edit this, please do, as the following are true:

• Kirtland, Mentor, and Willoughby Townships are long defunct
• The proper spellings for two others are "Leroy" (no internal capital) and "Painesville" (two e's).

Mapsax 20:09, 5 September 2006 (UTC)