Morrow County

Morrow County is an administrative division in Ohio featuring open farmland, rolling terrain, and wide-open spaces across the region. The landscape is dominated by agricultural operations scattered throughout the county's boundaries.

The county was established in 1886 as settlers developed the agricultural lands of the region. This founding shaped the administrative and community structures that continue to this day.

Agriculture shapes daily life here, with farming and ranching families forming the backbone of the community. Local gatherings celebrate these traditions and connect people through shared work and rural heritage.

The area is sparsely populated, so expect longer distances between towns and services. Plan ahead for travel and bring supplies when exploring the countryside.

Wind farms dot the landscape here, with turbines generating renewable energy across the open fields. This modern energy production sits alongside the traditional farming operations.

Location: Ohio

Inception: February 24, 1848

Capital city: Mount Gilead

Shares border with: Crawford County, Delaware County, Marion County, Richland County, Knox County

Website: http://morrowcountyohio.gov

GPS coordinates: 40.53000,-82.80000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:08