History
On June 4, 1883 five hundred residents signed a petition to incorporate the
mile square area of Andover Village. J.S. Morley, who became the first
Mayor, and Clarence Darrow submitted the petition to the County Commissioners.
The permission was granted on August 7, 1883. The county recorder
certified the petition on November 5, 1883 and the first election was held on
November 16, 1883.
 | The population of Andover is approximately 1216. |
| The approximate number of families is 467. The amount of land area in Andover is 3.536 sq. kilometers. |
| The amount of surface water is 0 sq kilometers. |
| The distance from Andover to Washington DC is 269 miles. The distance to the Ohio state capital is 173 miles. Andover is positioned 41.60 degrees north of the equator and 80.56 degrees west of the prime meridian. |
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The Ohio state capital is Columbus. |
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The official state bird is the Cardinal. |
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The official state flower is the Red Carnation. |
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The official state flag was inspired by the U.S, Army Calvary
Flag of 1812. |
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The circle represents the first letter of Ohio. |
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The stars indicate Ohio becoming the 17th state. |
Ohio Presidents
Eight American presidents were elected from the Buckeye State, Ohio.
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