Ohio County

List of all cities and towns in Ohio County

Ohio County is a county in Kentucky, United States.

The population was 23,772 at the time of the 2020 census.

Hartford is the county seat, and Beaver Dam is the largest city.

The county was named after the Ohio River, which served as its original northern boundary.

Because it is a moist county, the sale of alcoholic beverages is only permitted within certain city limits.

Ohio County was formed in 1798 from Hardin County land.

Ohio was the 35th Kentucky county to be established.

It was named after the Ohio River, which originally formed its northern boundary, but it lost its northern portions when Daviess and Hancock counties were formed in 1829.

The county has a total area of 596 square miles (1,540 km2), of which 587 square miles (1,520 km2) is land and 9.0 square miles (23 km2) (1.5%) is water, according to the United States Census Bureau.

It is Kentucky’s fifth-largest county in terms of land area.

Here is a list of cities, towns, places, and villages in Ohio County, Kentucky:

1. Adaburg
2. Aetnaville
3. Arnold
4. Askin
5. Baizetown
6. Beaver Dam
7. Beda
8. Bells Run
9. Buford
10. Centertown
11. Ceralvo
12. Coffman
13. Combs Ford
14. Cool Springs
15. Cromwell
16. Deanefield
17. Dogwalk
18. Dukehurst
19. Dundee
20. Echols
21. Ellmitch
22. Equality
23. Flint Springs
24. Fordsville
25. Hartford
26. Haynesville
27. Heflin
28. Herbert
29. Highview
30. Horse Branch
31. Horton
32. Jingo
33. Ken Wye
34. Kirtley
35. Magan
36. Matanzas
37. McHenry
38. Mount Pleasant
39. Narrows
40. Nineteen
41. No Creek
42. Oak Grove
43. Olaton
44. Pleasant Ridge
45. Point Pleasant
46. Prentiss
47. Ralph
48. Renfrow
49. Rob Roy
50. Rockport
51. Rosine
52. Sandefur Crossing
53. Scottown
54. Select
55. Shreve
56. Shultztown
57. Simmons
58. Smallhous
59. Sulphur Springs
60. Sunnydale
61. Taffy
62. White Run
63. Windy Hill
64. Wysox

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