Bartlow Township

Located in the southeastern corner of Henry County, Ohio, is a rural community rich in history and agricultural tradition. Established in 1854 and named after early settler Cornelius Bartlow, the township transformed from the once-swampy Black Swamp region into some of the most productive farmland in northwest Ohio. Today, Bartlow Township is home to around 2,100 residents who enjoy its peaceful countryside, strong farming roots, and close-knit community values that continue to shape its character.