Pickaway County, Ohio
Targeted Development Areas
From the Rickenbacker logistics hub to Circleville’s Progress Park, Pickaway County’s communities are development-ready and easily accessible from Ohio’s interstate system.
Development-Ready Areas
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Rickenbacker Area
Since Norfolk Southern opened the Rickenbacker Intermodal facility in Harrison Township and the “East-West Connector” road and infrastructure improvements were completed, the area has seen a major increase in development:
- Rickenbacker Inland Port — serviced by two of the largest rail providers in the U.S., Norfolk Southern and CSX. Most rail freight traveling to Columbus is international, reaching the Ohio Valley via East and West Coast ocean ports.
- Rickenbacker Global Logistics Park — a master-planned 1,777-acre logistics park capable of handling 30 million square feet of development.
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Circleville Area
Although known for The Circleville Pumpkin Show, the area offers much more than “The Greatest Free Show On Earth”:
- Progress Park — the former Thomson Consumer Products site is being redeveloped into a 227-acre industrial/commercial park with state, local and private funding, suited for mixed-use, industrial, retail, and residential development.
- Home to the Southern Gateway Economic Innovation Development Center, Ohio Christian University, and OhioHealth Berger Hospital.
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Ashville Area
Located right off US Rt. 23, Ashville is easily accessible and just minutes from Ohio’s interstate system — a rural community ready for your business.
Ashville Developer Fact Sheet [PDF]
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South Bloomfield Area
Also located right off US Rt. 23, South Bloomfield is easily accessible and just minutes from Ohio’s interstate system — a rural community ready for your business.
Area Map (opens in a new tab, leaving the Pickaway Progress Partnership website)
Circleville Revitalization Plan
P3 & the City of Circleville unveil a strategic revitalization plan — a 10-point roadmap developed through the America’s Best Communities competition.
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