Henry County

Henry County is an administrative county in northwestern Ohio that covers multiple municipalities and rural communities. Napoleon serves as the county seat and its main urban center.

The county was established in 1820 as part of Ohio's territorial expansion and administrative organization. Its development followed the settlement patterns and agricultural development of the northern region.

The Henry County Agricultural Society organizes annual fairs that bring together local farmers, exhibitors, and residents to celebrate agricultural traditions.

The county government office in Napoleon provides various services to residents including document registration and license issuance. It's helpful to check office hours in advance and bring required documents when visiting.

The Henry County Transportation Network maintains public transit services across the region, connecting residents to essential destinations throughout northwestern Ohio.

Location: Ohio

Inception: February 12, 1820

Capital city: Napoleon

Shares border with: Fulton County, Lucas County, Wood County, Hancock County, Putnam County, Defiance County, Williams County

Website: http://henrycountyohio.com

GPS coordinates: 41.33000,-84.07000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:25