At an elevation of 1284 feet, St. Clairsville covers 2.1 square miles of rolling hills in Belmont County, Ohio. In 2000, the population of St. Clairsville / Saint Clairsville, Ohio was 5,057, with 2,292 males and 2,765 females. The median age of St. Clairsville residents was 46.0; the median household income was $36,630 (year 2000); and the median house value was $104,000 (year 2000). 94.2% of St. Clairsville residents are White Non-Hispanic, 3.1% are Black.

Saint Clairsville, Ohio, is the county seat of Belmont County and the major commercial center in the region. It has a rich history. It was named after Arthur St. Clair, the first governor of the Northwest Territory. Known as "a center of learning on the frontier," it also played a significant role in the anti-slavery movment.

Featured Sites

Belmont County, Ohio, Online

Belmont County Travel and Tourism Council

Ohio State University Extension Service for Belmont County, Ohio

Orchards, Farms, and Ranches

Ebbert's Farm Market

Historic Sites

Great Western Schoolhouse

National Road Bikeway

Shopping

Ohio Valley Mall

Ohio Valley Plaza

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