County Profiles

Ohio

• Brown

  • Nestled along the banks of the Ohio River, Brown County is approximately 50 minutes east of Cincinnati.

• Butler

  • Located between Cincinnati and Dayton, Butler County businesses draw on the labor force from both MSAs.

• Clermont

  • This mixed suburban and rural 460-square-mile county is located approximately 30 minutes east of Cincinnati along the Ohio River.

• Hamilton

  • At the center of three major highways, multiple railroads and nationally ranked colleges and universities, Hamilton County is home to the City of Cincinnati.

• Warren

  • Approximately 45 minutes north of Cincinnati, Warren County is a home to businesses of every size.

Kentucky

• Boone

  • Just south of Cincinnati, Boone County is home to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG), three interstate systems and a 42-mile stretch of the Ohio River.

• Bracken

  • Approximately one hour south of Cincinnati, this 206-square-mile county is known for agriculture, with feed corn, tobacco and hay ranking among its principle products.

• Campbell

  • Approximately 30 minutes south of Cincinnati, Campbell County offers businesses of all sizes the infrastructure and connectivity needed for success.

• Gallatin

  • Rural Gallatin County is undergoing rapid transformation, approximately one hour south of Cincinnati.

• Grant

  • A 50-minute drive south from Cincinnati, Grant County is located in the middle of the “Golden Triangle” of Greater Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville.

• Kenton

  • Nestled along the Ohio River, just a bridge south of downtown Cincinnati, Kenton County is home to the largest Kentucky-based city in our region, Covington, Kentucky.

• Pendleton

  • Located approximately halfway between Cincinnati and Lexington, Pendleton County is a thriving center for advanced manufacturing and industrial education.

Indiana

• Dearborn

  • Approximately half an hour west of Cincinnati, Dearborn County supports a mix of agricultural and industrial businesses.

• Franklin

  • With convenient access to both Indianapolis and Cincinnati, Franklin County is located approximately 50 miles from both city centers.

• Ohio

  • Located about one hour west of Cincinnati, Ohio County is home to three state routes.

Source: Lightcast