Please take time to explore the wonderful communities of Williams County, Ohio.
Each profile listed below includes a direct link to their demographics page.

Alvordton * Blakeslee * Bryan * Edgerton * Edon * Holiday City * Montpelier * Pioneer * Stryker * West Unity
 

Alvordton, Ohio was plated in 1881 and is named after Henry D. Alvord who was a prominent land owner at the time.

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Founded in 1880 by John Boman, Blakeslee is a quiet little village nestled on State Route 34. Blakeslee Home of the famous "Sam's Place" restaurant and Thiel Construction.

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Since 1839, Bryan has been a vibrant community at the center of life in Northwestern Ohio...and so it will continue. Bryan is located in the heart of the industrial Midwest. Just minutes from Michigan and Indiana, it is truly the center of the country's economic growth. Bryan is a friendly community combining large city conveniences with small town charm. Bryan can also offer broadband fiber connections for high speed internet.

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Edgerton is replete with farm land producing wheat, soybeans, corn, oats and alfalfa. The area's farming industry produces Ohio's highest quality dairy products, beef cattle, sheep and hogs. It is also home to several successful corporations whose alliance with the community is strong ... and Edgerton strives to help them grow.

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Incorporated in 1874, Edon is located in the extreme northwest corner of Ohio within a few miles of the borders of Indiana and Michigan. Edon is conveniently located a few miles south of US 90's exit 1. Edon has one of the best school systems in Ohio and is close to many schools and colleges of higher education.

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Founded in 1997 by Bruce Kidston, Holiday City is located in extreme northwest Ohio with immediate access to both the Ohio Turnpike (Exit 13/2 of I-80/I-90) and the Norfolk & Southern Railroad. Holiday City is also home to the largest brass foundry in the United States -- Chase Brass & Copper Company.

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Montpelier is served by one of the finest water slide park in Northwestern Ohio which includes swimming, tennis, softball, baseball, basketball, girls softball and organized Little League and Pony League and a supervised summer recreational program. Library services are provided by the Montpelier Public Library including books for all ages, periodicals, and audio visual materials. Excellent cultural entertainment is provided by the Williams County Playhouse. The Williams County Historical Museum is also located in Montpelier.

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Pioneer, Ohio has 3 parks, 5 ball diamonds, a library, 1 lake within the village, and several lakes within 10 miles. Also, there is a Boy Scout Reservation within 5 miles. Pioneer's organizations include: Ohio Child Conservation League, North Central Athletic Boosters, Pioneer Lions Club, Pioneer Chamber of Commerce and Sesqui Study Club.

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Stryker is located at the intersection of States Routes 2 and 191 in southeastern Williams County's Springfield Township. Stryker prides itself as a village of slow but steady growth with a solid industrial base, historic and modern homes, an excellent school system, a new modern library and beautiful parks.

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The village of West Unity is located in eastern Williams County. Located at the intersection of two major highways, U.S. Route 20-A, a major east-west highway, and U.S. Route 127, a major north-south highway. The 80/90 Ohio Turnpike interchanges are approximately 5 miles east and another approximately 8 miles west of the village. We are located approximately 50 miles West of Toledo, 85 miles Southwest of Detroit, 150 miles West of Cleveland, 190 miles East of Chicago, and 50 miles east of Fort Wayne Ind.

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