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On February 12, 1820, the Ohio government authorized the creation of Van Wert County. Residents named the county in honor of Isaac Van Wert, a hero of the American Revolution. Van Wert County is located in the northwestern part of Ohio. Its western border helps form the boundary between Ohio and Indiana. The county seat is Van Wert, which is the largest community in the county. 

Van Wert County Courthouse
101 E. Main St.
Van Wert 45891-0000
(419) 238-6159

Municipalities

Convoy- Delphos- Elgin- Middle Point- Ohio City- Scott- Van Wert- Venedocia- Willshire-  Wren

 

Townships

Harrison- Hoaglin- Jackson- Jennings- Liberty- Pleasant- Ridge- Tully- Union- Washington- Willshire- York

 

 

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SURROUNDING COUNTIES:

  ALLEN - Up for Adoption
AUGLAIZE - Up for Adoption
MERCER - Up for Adoption
PAULDING - Up for Adoption
PUTNAM - Up for Adoption

 

 

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