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   Clinton County is a county located in the U.S. state of Ohio. As of the 2020 census, the population was 42,018. [2] . Its county seat and largest city is Wilmington. [3] . The county is named for former U.S. Vice President George Clinton. [4] .

2. co.clinton.oh.usOfficial Website for Clinton County Ohio - home

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   Find information about Covid-19 resources, employment, bids, health department, and more on the official website for Clinton County, Ohio. Stay updated with the latest news and events in the county, such as the Port Authority recognition, the Job Fair, and the Workforce Collaborative award.

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4. clintoncountyohio.comclintoncountyohio.com - VISIT US,

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   Clinton County is a family-friendly destination along the Little Miami River, with historic architecture, agriculture and live performances. Explore the courthouse, the Murphy Theatre, the Martinsville Covered Bridge and more.

5. clintoncountyhistory.org › the-history-of-clintonThe History of Clinton County, OH

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   Clinton County was formed from land in portions of Warren and Highland Counties. There were originally only three townships, Richland, Chester, and Vernon. Currently there are thirteen townships and approximately a population of 42,000.

6. co.clinton.oh.us › ClintonCountyHistoryOfficial Website for Clinton County Ohio - Clinton County History

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   Clinton County is located in southwestern Ohio. The county is primarily rural, with just over one percent of its 411 square miles deemed to be urban areas. Wilmington is the largest metropolitan area, with a population of 11,921 people in 2000. It is also the county seat and home to a National Weather Service station.

7. co.clinton.oh.us › GovernmentOfficesOfficial Website for Clinton County Ohio - Government Offices

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   Government Offices. Clinton County, Ohio government plays an important role in the lives of our citizens, villages, townships and the entire community. Through the cooperation of elected officials and dedicated employees the county government is responsible for managing courts, the sheriff’s office and county jail, records, and vital ...

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   Where is Clinton County Ohio?

   • Interstate 71 crosses the northern third of the county, trending northeast to southwest and connecting Clinton County to Columbus, Ohio and Cincinnati. Clinton County is part of the Cincinnati- Middletown -Wilmington Combined Statistical Area, although there is little true urban activity in the county.

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   How many people live in Clinton County Ohio?

   • Unlike many of Ohio's predominantly rural counties, Clinton County experienced more than a fourteen percent growth between 1990 and 2000, raising the county's total population to 40,543 residents. The county averages almost ninety-nine people per square mile according to the Ohio History Connection.

   Official Website for Clinton County Ohio - Clinton County History

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   Is Clinton County a city?

   • Clinton County is part of the Cincinnati- Middletown -Wilmington Combined Statistical Area, although there is little true urban activity in the county. U.S. Route 68 is the major north–south route through the county, while U.S. Route 22 runs east–west. Several other state and local highways serve the residents of Clinton County.

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   When did Clinton County become a county?

   • By March 1, 1810 Clinton County was officially established. The new county was named “Clinton” in honor of U.S. Vice President Georege Clinton. That same year the county’s population was recorded as 2,674. Clinton County was formed from land in portions of Warren and Highland Counties.

   The History of Clinton County, OH

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9. www.chooseclintoncountyoh.org › community-profileClinton County, OH Community Profile

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   Where agricultural, industrial, aeronautical, educational and entrepreneurial all thrive and interact; where logistics and manufacturing have a deep and rich history; where your business, and your employees, will succeed and grow – Clinton County, Ohio.