Name this river that forms the border between its namesake state and Kentucky.
This river is fed in close proximity by Duck Creek, Muskingum River, and Little Kanawha River   near the town of Parkersburg. Fort Anderson on this river was the site of a successful raid by  Confederate General Nathan Forrest that became known as the Battle of Paducah. This river   flows past Wheeling in the northern panhandle of West Virginia. After being fed by the Wabash  River, this ends near Cairo [KAIR-oh], Illinois, where it feeds the Mississippi. This is fed by the  Monongahela [muh-NAWN-guh-HAY-lah] and Allegheny [aal-uh-GAY-nee] Rivers in Pittsburgh.  Name this river that forms the border between its namesake state and Kentucky.
This river is fed in close proximity by Duck Creek, Muskingum River, and Little Kanawha River  
Ohio River