Morgan County Ohio

Morgan County was formed in 1817 from portions of Guernsey, Muskingum, and Washington counties. The county was named in honor of General Daniel Morgan, an officer of the Revolution. Morgan County takes great pride in its dedication to outdoor recreation, serving as a haven for adventure enthusiasts.

The county proudly hosts three state parks and two expansive wildlife areas, providing an abundance of outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, and boating.

Quick Facts

  • Established: December 29, 1817
  • 2020 Population: 13,802
  • Land Area: 417.7 square miles
  • County Seat: Village of McConnelsville
  • Named for: General Daniel Morgan, Revolutionary War officer
  • Highways through County through County: OH 37, OH 60, OH 78
  • Rail: NA
  • Nearest Airport: Morgan County Airport, 4455 W State Route 37 NW, Malta OH
  • Distance – Airport to County Seat: 3.2 miles

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