Miami County

Miami County is an administrative division in western Ohio that encompasses agricultural areas, residential communities, and urban centers like Troy. The region includes farms, towns, and road networks connecting its various municipalities.

The county was established in 1807 and named after the Miami people who previously inhabited the region. It became an important settlement area during the westward expansion of the United States.

The county houses several museums and historical sites where visitors can explore exhibits about local heritage and traditions. Troy serves as the administrative and cultural center of the region.

Visitors can access various public services in Troy, including courts and family support programs. Most administrative buildings and information centers are located in Troy's downtown area and are easy to find.

Near Troy, the Western Ohio Japanese Language School offers weekend classes teaching Japanese language and culture. This program reflects the region's diverse community.

Location: Ohio

Inception: January 16, 1807

Capital city: Troy

Shares border with: Shelby County, Montgomery County, Darke County, Champaign County, Clark County

Website: http://co.miami.oh.us

GPS coordinates: 40.05000,-84.23000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:03