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Gallia County, Ohio Gallia County is uniquely situated between the beautiful Ohio River and the gentle rolling hills of Southeastern Ohio. It combines abundant natural beauty, and a comfortable living environment highlighted by the historic and picturesque City of Gallipolis. Business and industry continue to thrive in Gallia County, both through expansion and new development. Transportation facilities offered by the Ohio River, a major thoroughfare from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to the Mississippi River, along with convenient rail and highway capacity are vital to the ongoing growth of the Dan Evans Industrial Park. State of the art medical facilities add another positive aspect to the limitless opportunity to those looking for the supreme environment to live, work and raise families. Hiking, biking, hunting & fishing, horse back riding, boating on the Ohio River as well as many other out door activities are just selection of family activities. Winter skiing is just hours away at some of the Eastern United States best resorts. The charm of the community, through the subtle influence of French culture, is obvious when you wander through the quaint Historic Central Business District and the beautiful Historic Residential District of Gallipolis. A primary focus in this community is on education, including the presence of the University of Rio Grande, Gallipolis Business College and Buckeye Hills Career Center as well as award wining public & private elementary, middle and high private schools. Attention to the importance of the arts such as the Historic Ariel Theater which acts as host to the Ohio Valley Symphony to the French Art Colony which provides enrichment that is not always available within a small community. Many fine dining establishments grace Gallia County including those with a specialty in oriental cuisine. Gallia County truly provides an unequaled opportunity for business, industry and social climate to flourish and succeed. Average annual rainfall and snowfall for each of the last five years. Annual average rainfall is 57 inches and annual snowfall is 19 inches Reported tornadoes in county last 50 years. There have only been five tornadoes reported since the year 1900. Violent crime rates in the last 5 years. There has been an average of two per year. |
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