Every place in Ohio, explained.

What's in your hometown?

The water in the tap, the ground under the house, the school down the street and the town's story, for every ZIP code, city, village, township and county in Ohio. Every fact links to its public record.

Three ways in

Did you know

One fact from one place, different every visit.

8 in

Troy Township and Coolville: Winters run mild here: 8 inches of snow a year on average, less than 98% of Ohio ZIPs.

Source: NOAA climate normals ·

Browse by county

Every county page lists its cities, villages, townships and ZIP codes.

Stories from the data

Rankings and tours built from the same records, rebuilt with every update.

All twelve stories

About this project

Ohio Hometown Atlas began in 2026 as a map of where every Ohio ZIP code gets its tap water. It grew into a reference for everything about a place that a public record can tell: 68 topics from EPA, Ohio EPA, the Census Bureau, ODNR, ODOT, NOAA, FEMA, CDC, the county auditors and about two hundred more sources, plus local history researched town by town. Every figure links to its source, and corrections are logged in the open.

It is a public project of Open Shower Co, a Gahanna company, and it is free to read, cite and reuse. How it is made · How to cite · Open data