Was the loyalist strongest in Ohio river valley?

The Loyalists were not particularly strong in the Ohio River Valley during the American Revolutionary War. While there were Loyalist sentiments in various parts of the colonies, the Ohio River Valley was a more contested region with a mix of settlers, including Patriots and those loyal to the British crown. The area's diverse population and ongoing conflicts with Native American tribes complicated the dynamics of loyalty, making it difficult for Loyalists to establish a stronghold. Ultimately, the region was more influenced by Revolutionary sentiments as the war progressed.