The City of Delphos promotes itself as the "America's Friendliest City". One visit here and you can see why. The residents of Delphos are among the most hospitable people in the "Buckeye State" of Ohio. Experiencing some serious growth now, the population of Delphos is approximately 8,700 people, up 20-percent over the past five years. It really is remarkable how new residents are welcomed to the community, fitting in seamlessly.

A historic community that lies on the boundary lines of Allen and Van Wert Counties in western Ohio, Delphos was once an important canal town leading out to Lake Erie. Although the canals are now defunct, the city's has been experiencing rapid growth over the past few years largely attributed to more and more businesses making Delphos their home. With an expanded economic base, the future of Delphos is secured for the long-term future.

Delphos is home to an excellent school district, and exceptional institutions of higher education such as Ohio Northern University, University of Findlay, and Bowling Green State University can be accessed within an hours commute.

Besides having the friendliest people in the state, Delphos attractions include the Canal Commission Museum, Museum of Postal History, and a great network of parks and trails for recreational use.