Frankin

Frankin is an unincorporated community located in the state of Ohio, United States. It is situated in the eastern part of the state, within the Rossville Township of Coshocton County. The community is positioned near the Coshocton County Road 46 (C.R. 46), approximately 3 miles south of the city of Warsaw.

Frankin's history is closely tied to the area's agricultural development. The community was established in the early 19th century, when settlers began to move into the region and establish farms. The name "Frankin" is likely derived from a local resident or landowner, although the exact origin of the name is unclear.

Frankin's population is relatively small, with a handful of residents living in the area. The community is primarily rural in nature, with the majority of inhabitants engaged in farming, livestock production, or working in adjacent communities. Local services and amenities are available in nearby Warsaw or other neighboring towns, including urinary, educational facilities and limited retail opportunities.

Despite its small size and rural setting, Frankin has played a role in the region's growth and development. The community's proximity to major farming areas and transportation routes has facilitated the transfer of goods, products, and services throughout the area. While Frankin remains a quiet, unincorporated community, it maintains an important connection to its local history and agricultural heritage.