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Libraries in Huron County, OH
9 libraries · Data as of 09/30/2024
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Libraries in Huron County at a glance
- Huron County has 9 libraries, about 1.5 for every 10,000 residents.
- Per person, that is about 2.5 times the Ohio average (0.61 per 10,000).
- It ranks 17th among 88 Ohio counties by number of libraries.
- The largest group is Branch Library (44%), ahead of Public Library and Main Library.
- Close by, Lorain County (15), Richland County (9) and Erie County (5) have libraries as well.
Libraries in Huron County
A to Z
- Bellevue Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 60 hours a week224 E Main St, Bellevue, OH
- Greenwich BranchBranch Library · Open about 43 hours a week4 New St, Greenwich, OH
- Monroeville Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 40 hours a week34 Monroe St., Monroeville, OH
- New London Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 42 hours a week67 S. Main St., New London, OH
- North Fairfield BranchBranch Library · Open about 30 hours a week5 E Main St, North Fairfield, OH
- Norwalk Public LibraryPublic Library · Open about 50 hours a week46 W. Main St., Norwalk, OH
- Plymouth Branch LibraryBranch Library · Open about 57 hours a week29 W. Broadway, Plymouth, OH
- Wakeman Community BranchBranch Library · Open about 43 hours a week33 Pleasant St, Wakeman, OH
- Willard Memorial LibraryMain Library · Open about 53 hours a week6 W. Emerald St., Willard, OH
Frequently asked questions
- How many libraries are in Huron County, OH?
- There are 9 libraries in Huron County as of 09/30/2024, including 4 branch libraries, 4 public libraries, 1 main library.
Data sources
- Public Libraries SurveyInstitute of Museum and Library Services
Data as of 09/30/2024
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