Clark County

Clark County is an administrative division in western Ohio with Springfield as its administrative center and largest city. The county encompasses diverse neighborhoods and communities connected by roads and waterways that link urban and rural areas.

The county was established in 1818 and named after General William Clark, the co-leader of the western exploration expedition. This naming connects the area to a pivotal moment in American expansion history.

Springfield serves as the cultural center where residents gather for seasonal events, from county fairs to concerts and community celebrations. These gatherings reflect how the local population shares traditions and stays connected throughout the year.

The administrative offices are centrally located in Springfield, making it easy to find government services and information. Visitors can navigate the area efficiently and access public facilities from the downtown district.

The area contains substantial water bodies woven throughout its landscape, creating natural features that residents use for recreation and daily life. These waterways shape how people interact with their surroundings.

Location: Ohio

Inception: March 1, 1818

Capital city: Springfield

Reference: CLA

Shares border with: Champaign County, Madison County, Greene County, Montgomery County, Miami County

Website: http://clarkcountyohio.gov

GPS coordinates: 39.92000,-83.78000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 12:57