Clinton County

Clinton County is an administrative division in southwestern Ohio that combines rural farmland with growing urban areas. Wilmington serves as the primary community hub within this region.

The county was created in 1810 from land taken from neighboring Highland and Warren counties. It was named in honor of George Clinton, who served as Vice President of the United States.

Wilmington College serves as an educational center that shapes learning opportunities for local residents and students. The institution anchors the intellectual and social life of the area through its programs and campus presence.

The county is accessible by road, making it easy to explore different communities and parks throughout the area. Parking and facilities are available at major destinations like Cowan Lake State Park.

The Wilmington Air Park operates as a major industrial and logistics hub that significantly contributes to the county's economy. This facility attracts companies and creates employment opportunities for residents.

Location: Ohio

Inception: March 1, 1810

Capital city: Wilmington

Elevation above the sea: 319 m

Part of: Wilmington micropolitan statistical area

Shares border with: Greene County, Fayette County, Highland County, Brown County, Clermont County, Warren County

Website: https://co.clinton.oh.us

GPS coordinates: 39.41498,-83.80838

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:08