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The Village of Fredericktown Ohio

Tuesday, November 14, 2017
by Sam Miller

Home of The FFA Jacket

The people of the Fredericktown, Ohio community take pride in decorating their home town with welcoming faces and school spirit. Fredericktown Local Schools are dedicated in providing the best educational experience for each child and offers an extensive list of co-curricular activities to choose from, including FFA. In 1933, the youth of Fredericktown, Ohio was seen at the National FFA Convention, sporting the official apparel for the first time, setting the uniform for generations to come.

Fish, Swim, Explore, and Discover

The town offers 130 acres of community parks that provide baseball diamonds, picnic facilities, places to reserve for special events, and Sockman Lake to swim and fish. Visitors and Fredericktown dwellers love to take advantage of the 2 miles of trails in its 57 acres of woods that offer scenic views and flowing wildlife. The village of Fredericktown has many things to do including fishing at Knox Lake where bass fish are record setting, golfing, bowling, tennis, camping, and ski resorts nearby.

Farming and Livestock

Fredericktown, Ohio is a community of agribusiness. Each year, alfalfa, soybean, wheat, and corn are harvested and livestock such as goats, sheep, cattle, llamas, and dairy is utlized to make the agribusiness as successful as possible.

Hover Above The Village

We've captured custom drone footage to highlight the unique features in the community of Fredericktown, Ohio. Look below to find popular streets, farm land, the water tower, neighborhoods, and local businesses. This is a fantastic place to live for those who commute to work, having easy access to Interstate 71.


If you love the Village of Fredericktown, Ohio, consider making it your new home! Click HERE to view homes for sale in Fredericktown, Ohio.

This feature article is part of our ongoing series titled 365 Things To Do in Knox County Ohio by Sam Miller of REMAX Stars Realty 740-397-7800.

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Birds Eye View Over Knox Lake in Fredericktown Ohio

Friday, October 27, 2017
by Sam Miller

More Than 400 Acres Of Fishing, Swimming, and Boating

Located Northeast of Fredericktown, Ohio about 1.5 miles, lays Knox Lake, spread across 469 acres of land. This lake was constructed in 1954 by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. Boat ramps are located off of County Road 5 on the upper section of the reservoir and the marina and main boat ramp access are on Armentrout Road on the reservoir's lower section. The picnic areas, docks and rental boat slips, boat ramps, and parking lots are maintained and kept safe and clean for visitors by The Division of Wildlife. Our custom drone footage below captures the gorgeous sights of Knox Lake, looking below at visitors kayaking, and a rare view of the canal area.

Fishy Abundance

Many people visit the Knox Lake to enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming. The lake provides over 11 miles of shoreline and has a maximum depth of 24 feet near the dam. Catch various breeds of fish including Bluegill, Channel catfish, Sunfish, Largemouth bass, and Crappie. 

Reservoir Restrictions

Outboard motors have a limit of 10 horsepower, operate larger outboard motors at no wake/idle speed only.


If you love Fredericktown, Ohio, consider moving here! Check out Fredericktown, Ohio homes for sale HERE.

 

This feature article is part of our ongoing series titled 365 Things To Do in Knox County Ohio by Sam Miller of REMAX Stars Realty in 740-397-7800.

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Fredericktown Mill Street Park - 365 Things To Do in Knox County Ohio

Friday, July 15, 2011
by Sam Miller

 

Mill Street Park in Fredericktown, Ohio

As part of our ongoing series titled "365 Things To Do in Knox County Ohio" we are featuring Fredericktown Mill Street Park.  This park is part of the Fredericktown Recreation District Education and Nature Center which is located at 12 Mill Street.  This is my personal favorite outdoor park in the Fredericktown, Ohio area because it has such a wonderful peaceful and country feel.  It is almost impossible to visit the Mill Street Park without seeing wildlife and it is filled with natural beauty.  The Center has approximately 2 miles of walking trails that take you on a journey through 57 acres of woods.  Bird watchers, walking, hiking, enjoying the beautiful natural landscape or you can just sit back and relax at the Fredericktown Mill Street Park. 

If you would like to view all of our previously featured community amenity articles and videos be sure to visit 365 Things To Do in Knox County Ohio.   

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Knox County Ohio Population

Tuesday, February 1, 2011
by Sam Miller

Knox County Ohio is the geographic center of Ohio and is located within 40 miles of Columbus and Polaris, within 105 miles of Cleveland and within 154 miles of Cincinnati.  Knox County is also within 22 miles of Newark, Ohio and within 24 miles Lexington, Ohio.  

59,637 Knox County Ohio population   Knox County Ohio Map

27,415 Mount Veron Ohio population 

8,659 Fredericktown Ohio population 

6,188 Centerburg Ohio population 

5,564 Howard Ohio population 

3,417 Danville Ohio population

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Winter Snow Storm Hits Knox County Ohio

Monday, March 10, 2008
by Sam Miller

Knox County Ohio residents got a big surprise this past weekend when 16 inches of snow fell within a 24 hour period.  This was the largest single day snow storm for Ohio that was recorded in more than 50 years.  On Friday March 7th the county was declared a level 2 snow emergency which means motorists were advised to say home.  On March 8th they raised the snow emergency to a level 3 which means only emergency vehilces are allowed to be on the roads.  When I woke up Sunday morning the roads were amazingly clean and it was very obvious that the city, the townships and the county had all worked around the clock and their efforts paid off in a big way.  Mount Vernon Schools were open Monday morning and the drive to work was smooth with no issues.   Traveling the roads in Mount Vernon, Fredericktown, Howard, Gambier, Centerburg and Apple Valley should be back to business as usual and in record time.

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