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Paulding County,
Ohio
Paulding County Courthouse
115 N. Williams St.
Paulding 45879-0000
(419) 399-8205
County Seat: Paulding
Year Organized: 1848
Square Miles: 419
Founded: 1820
On February 12, 1820, the Ohio government authorized the creation
of Paulding County.
Residents named the county in honor of John Paulding, a hero
of the American Revolution. Paulding helped capture Benedict Arnold,
the most notorious traitor in American history. Paulding County is
located in the northwestern part of Ohio. Its western border helps
form the boundary between Ohio and Indiana. The county seat is
Paulding, which is the largest city in the county
Villages
Antwerp - Broughton - Cecil - Grover Hill - Haviland -
Latty - Melrose - Oakwood - Paulding - Payne - Scott
Townships
Auglaize -
Benton - Blue Creek - Brown - Carryall - Crane - Emerald -
Harrison - Jackson - Latty - Paulding - Washington
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