was angled to the northeast, as described in Ohio's state constitution, and not a straight east–west line. One consequence of the decision was that Turtle Island, just outside Maumee Bay and originally treated as wholly in Michigan, was split between the two states. This decision was the last border adjustment, putting an end to years of debate. In modern times, although a general rivalry between Michiganders and Ohioans persists, overt conflict between the states is restricted primarily to the Michigan–Ohio State rivalry in American football and to a lesser degree to the rivalry between the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Guardians in American League baseball; the Toledo War is sometimes cited as the origin of the animosity represented in today's rivalry. See also List of incidents of civil unrest in the United States List of Michigan county name etymologies Ohio Lands Timeline of the Toledo Strip References Footnotes Works cited Further reading Conflicts in 1835 Conflicts in 1836 History of Michigan History of Ohio Internal territorial disputes of the United States History of Toledo, Ohio Battles and conflicts without fatalities 1830s in Michigan Territory 1830s in Ohio Internal wars of the United States Borders of Michigan Borders of Ohio