Ohio County Flags

The state of Ohio is comprised of 88 counties as diverse as the state itself. The Ohio counties are named after a variety of people and things. Some are named after Ohio Governors and politicians, and many have Native American names. In addition, each of Ohio's 88 counties fly a county flag. All 88 county flags are flown at the Ohio Statehouse on special occasions throughout the year.

Find your county on the list below and learn about your county flag!

Adams	Allen	Ashland	Ashtabula
Athens	Auglaize	Belmont	Brown
Butler	Carroll	Champaign	Clark
Clermont	Clinton	Columbiana	Coshocton
Crawford	Cuyahoga	Darke	Defiance
Delaware	Erie	Fairfield	Fayette
Franklin	Fulton	Gallia	Geauga
Greene	Guernsey	Hamilton	Hancock
Hardin	Harrison	Henry	Highland
Hocking	Holmes	Huron	Jackson
Jefferson	Knox	Lake	Lawrence
Licking	Logan	Lorain	Lucas
Madison	Mahoning	Marion	Medina
Meigs	Mercer	Miami	Monroe
Montgomery	Morgan	Morrow	Muskingum
Noble	Ottawa	Paulding	Perry
Pickaway	Pike	Portage	Preble
Putnam	Richland	Ross	Sandusky
Scioto	Seneca	Shelby	Stark
Summit	Trumbull	Tuscarawas	Union
Van Wert	Vinton	Warren	Washington
Wayne	Williams	Wood	Wyandot

Richland

Designed in 2002 at the request of the Ohio Bicentennial Commission, this white flag features the name of the county. The apple reminds us of John Chapman or "Johnny Appleseed," who crossed the area planting apple trees in the 1800's. Richland County was established in 1808. It was named because of the rich soil found there.