Union County

Union County is an administrative division in eastern Indiana with rolling hills and farmland throughout its territory. The East Fork Whitewater River flows through the region and shapes the local landscape.

Union County was established in 1821 by combining territories from Fayette, Franklin, and Wayne counties. The new administrative division emerged during a period of regional reorganization in Indiana.

The Union County-College Corner Joint School District functions as an educational institution operating across state boundaries to serve local communities.

County government services are centered in Liberty, where you can find key offices including the Assessor, Auditor, and Clerk operations. Visitors seeking information about the region can start at these main administrative locations.

The area is home to the Union County-College Corner Joint School District, a partnership that crosses state borders. This school arrangement is the only one of its kind in Indiana and serves communities spanning multiple states.

Location: Indiana

Inception: January 5, 1821

Capital city: Liberty

Part of: Cincinnati metropolitan area

Shares border with: Wayne County, Preble County, Butler County, Franklin County, Fayette County

Website: http://unioncountyin.gov

GPS coordinates: 39.62000,-84.92000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:53