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Licking County was formed in 1808, but was officially but wasn't officially incorporated under the State of Ohio until 1833. Newark is the county seat. There are a total of 5 cities and 11 villages located throughout the county's 25 townships. A number of unincorporated communities can also be found in Licking County, along with many ghost towns.

Visit the Licking County government's website here.

Townships of Licking County

Licking County, Ohio.

Map of Licking County and its townships from Hill's History of Licking County published in 1881.

• Bennington Township
• Bowling Green Township
• Burlington Township
• Eden Township
• Etna Township
• Fallsbury Township
• Franklin Township
• Granville Township
• Hanover Township
• Harrison Township
• Hartford Township
• Hopewell Township
• Jersey Township
• Liberty Township
• Licking Township
• Madison Township
• Mary Ann Township
• McKean Township
• Monroe Township
• Newark Township
• Newton Township
• Perry Township
• St. Albans Township
• Union Township
• Washington Township

Communities of Licking County

Cities

• Heath
• Newark
• New Albany
• Pataskala
• Reynoldsburg

Villages

• Alexandria
• Buckeye Lake
• Granville
• Gratiot
• Hanover
• Hartford
• Hebron
• Johnstown
• Kirkersville
• St. Louisville
• Utica

Unincorporated Communities and Ghost Towns

• Amsterdam
• Appleton
• Ash Corners
• Atherton
• Avondale
• Beech Corners
• Beech Land
• Beechwood Trails
• Ben
• Boston
• Brownsville
• Chatham
• Chickenville
• Claylick
• Columbia Center
• Dogtown
• Etna
• Fleatown
• Fredonia
• Gaffield
• Harbor Hills
• Hawkeye
• Hayesburg
• Henpeck
• Homer
• Jacksontown
• Jersey
• Lickington
• Linnville
• Little Claylick
• Little Texas
• Lloyd Corners
• Lockport
• Locust Grove
• Luray
• Marne
• Moscow
• New Way
• Outville
• Perryton
• Rain Rock
• Refugee Tracts
• Smoketown
• Toboso
• Union Station
• Vanatta
• Wagram
• Welsh Hills
• Wilkins Run