Perry County, Administrative division in southeastern Ohio, United States
Perry County is an administrative division in southeastern Ohio covering approximately 412 square miles. The territory includes forests, farmland, and rolling hills at the edge of the Appalachian region.
The county was officially established on December 26, 1817, as Ohio built its local government system. This creation reflected the state's early expansion and the need to organize new territories.
The courthouse in New Lexington brings residents together for administrative needs and community gatherings. You can see how the heart of the county operates in daily life.
County offices are located in New Lexington and handle vital services including marriage licenses, property records, and tax matters. Plan ahead to check operating hours and bring any necessary documents with you.
The area sits where different geological formations meet, containing deposits of coal, limestone, and sandstone. These natural resources shaped the region's industrial past and its development.
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