Napoleon, Ohio, is the county seat of Henry County, located in the northwest part of the state on the Maumee River, about 44 miles southwest of Toledo. Named after French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, the city was established in 1832 and grew due to its location on the Miami and Erie Canal and railroads, becoming an agricultural hub with a population of around 8,800 as of the 2020 census. Key features include a historic downtown with the Henry County Courthouse, the Campbell's Soup Company plant,
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