Coshocton, OH Road Trips
Plan drives from Coshocton, OH with practical route pages for distance, drive time, fuel cost, road character, and places to stop along the way.
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Trip Routes
2
Longest Drive
164.3 mi
Toledo, OH
Quickest Drive
2h 13m
Lakewood, OH
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Coshocton, OH by the Numbers
Recent demographic snapshot from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
Population
11,056
Median Income
$48,819
Median Home Value
$121,400
Median Age
38.7
Source: US Census Bureau ACS 5-year (public domain). See our methodology for details.
Coshocton, OH at a Glance
Founded
1802
Elevation
771 ft
Area
8 mi²
Notable People from Coshocton, OH
A sampling of people born in Coshocton, OH.
Vesta Williams
1957–2011
American R&B singer (1957-2011)
Benjamin Harrison Eaton
1833–1904
Union Army officer (1833-1904)
William Green
1873–1952
American trade union leader (1873–1952)
John W. Cassingham
1840–1930
Coal Miner
Bob Brenly
1954
American baseball player, manager, and commentator (born 1954)
Joseph B. Crowley
1858–1931
American politician (1858–1931)
Cathy Horyn
1956
American fashion journalist
Landmarks & Historic Sites
Attractions and heritage-registered places located in Coshocton, OH.
Roscoe Village
National Register of Historic Place in Coshocton, Ohio, USA
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Traveler Guide to Coshocton, OH
Coshocton is a city in Ohio. It is the county seat of Coshocton County.
Coshocton is the county seat of Coshocton County and is located approximately 124 kilometers northeast of the state capital, Columbus. It is part of the Coshocton Micropolitan Statistical Area and is situated at the confluence of the Tuscarawas River and Walhonding River, forming the Muskingum River. U.S. Route 36 and state routes 16, 83, and 621 pass through the area. In the 1820s, the Ohio-Erie Canal was opened, and in the 1860s, railroads were connected, which contributed to its development as a transportation hub. The region is known for grape cultivation and wine production, and tourism has also thrived. Notable attractions in the area include Historic Roscoe Village, a restored canal-era village from the 1830s, and the Coshocton County Courthouse.
1 Roscoe Village, 381 Hill St, ☏ +1 740-622-9310, toll-free: +1-800-877-1830. Restored Ohio & Erie Canal port village. 2 Coshocton County Courthouse. (updated Dec 2018) 3 Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, 300 N Whitewoman St, ☏ +1 740-622-8710. Contains the Newark Holy Stones and other artifacts. (updated Dec 2018) Clary Gardens, 588 W Chestnut St. 8AM-7PM. (updated Dec 2018)
Coshocton County Fair. Late September - Early October. (updated Dec 2018) 1 Lake Park. (updated Dec 2018) Triple Locks Theater (Coshocton Footlight Players), 685 N Whitewoman St, ☏ +1 740-622-2959. (updated Dec 2018) Coshocton Airport Amphitheater, 24632 Airport Rd. (updated Dec 2018) Pomerene Center of the Arts, 317 Mulberry St, ☏ +1 740-622-0326. (updated Dec 2018) Coshocton Community Choir. (updated Dec 2018)
The Warehouse Restaurant, 400 N Whitewoman St, ☏ +1 740-622-4001. (updated Dec 2018)
1 Coshocton Village Inn & Suites, 115 N Water St, ☏ +1 740-622-9455. (updated Dec 2018)
1 Richard Downing Airport. (updated Dec 2018) US 36, SR 83, and SR541 all pass through Coshocton.
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