Ohio Counties

Crawford County is right in the heart of north-central Ohio. Bucyrus, the county seat, is known as the “Bratwurst Capital of America”.

Cuyahoga County is the heart of Northeast Ohio. Cleveland is the county seat. It has cityscapes, lakefront views, and plenty of character.

Darke County is in the western part of Ohio, against the Indiana border. This place is all about rural beauty. Greenville is the county seat.

Defiance County sits at the confluence of the Auglaize and Maumee rivers in northwest Ohio. The name comes from Fort Defiance.

Delaware County is just north of Columbus. It’s where history and progress collide in the best way possible. The county seat is Delaware.

Erie County is a summer playground for many Ohioans. The shores of Lake Erie define the northern border of this Ohio county.

Fairfield County sits in the southeastern part of central Ohio. It’s a place with lots of modern amenities. Lancaster is the county seat.

Fayette County is right in the heart of Ohio. It’s not the biggest or the flashiest. Washington Court House serves as the county seat.

Franklin County lies at the heart of Ohio, home to the state capital of Columbus. It’s a hub of politics, education, and culture.

Fulton County is a slice of rural Americana tucked away in the northwest corner of Ohio. The county is in close proximity to Toledo.

Gallia County is in southern Ohio, bordering West Virginia. The Ohio River forms the eastern border. Gallipolis is the county seat.

If you’re looking for a taste of rural area near Cleveland, look no further than Geauga County. It’s famous for its maple syrup production.

Situated in southwestern Ohio, Greene County has a blend of history and innovation. Xenia serves as the county seat in the center.

Guernsey County is in eastern Ohio, known for its rolling hills. It’s named after the Isle of Guernsey. Cambridge is the county seat.

Hamilton County is in the southwest corner of Ohio, hugging the Ohio River. Cincinnati is the big show, the third largest in the state.