Situated in east central Ohio where the Walhounding and Tuscarawas Rivers meet to form the Muskingum River amidst the backdrop of the Appalachian Foothills is the charming City of Coshocton. Located in Coshocton County where it also serves as county seat, Coshocton has a population of approximately 13,000 people.

Coshocton is best known for having Roscoe Village within its borders. Roscoe Village is a restored 19th-century canal theme town which is a major tourist attraction showcasing the area's unique canal history, situated next to the former Ohio and Erie Canal. Tourism is just one of the industries that fuels the city's thriving economy.

Recreational opportunities are plentiful here in Coshocton. The city has an extensive 700-acre park system that is popular for boating. Also the three rivers is the source for some of the best fishing in the state. For golf enthusiasts, there are four golf courses within a 15 minute drive. For a little culture and history, Coshocton is home to Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum which compliments Roscoe Villae nicely.

Coshocton is a great place to live as its residents can attest too. With excellent public schools, health care facilities, and quality municipal services, you too will understand why!