Pickerington City
Pickerington City Hall is located at 100 Lockville Road, Pickerington OH 43147.
Phone: 614‑837‑3974. Pickerington lies partly within Franklin and partly within Fairfield County.
Neighborhoods
- Brookview Village
- Melrose
- Ashley Creek
- Autumn Ridge
- Beals Lake
- Bentwood Farms
- Brookview
- Cansada Estates
- Cherry Hill
- Chevington Woods
- Chevington Woods North
- Colony Park
- Cottages on the Hill
- Countrywood
- Eastchester
- Easton Village
- Eastwood Village
- Fairfield Square Condo
- Fairlawn Estates
- Farm Creek
- Farmbrook
- Fox Glen
- Fox Run Estates
- Glenshire
- Haaf Farms
- Hampton Ridge
- Hickory Hills
- Homestead at Pickerington
- Huntington Hills
- Longview Acres
- Mallard Farms
- Mallard Pond
- Manchester
- Manor House
- Meadowbrook
- Meadowmoore
- Meadowmore
- Melrose
- Milnor Place
- Mingo Estates
- New England Acres
- Olde Village
- Overlook at Cross Creek
- Park Place
- Peyton Ridge
- Pickerington Hills
- Pickerington Meadows
- Pickerington Pointe
- Pickerington Run
- Pine Ridge Estates
- Preston Trails
- Ravines at Tollgate
- Sagamore Pond
- Shadow Oaks
- Shawnee Crossing
- Sheffield Place
- Simsbury
- Spring Creek
- Stadler
- Stonebridge Estates
- Summerfield
- Sycamore Creek
- Sycamore Park
- Terrace Ridge at Winding Creek
- The Landings
- Town Square Villas
- Turnberry
- Turnberry Green
- Villages at Sycamore Creek
- Violet Meadows Farms
- Willow Pond
- Winding Creek
- Windmiller Ponds
- Woodsfield
Founded on lands originally purchased by James Looker in 1811, the area was first settled by some of his children. Early on Ann Looker married Abraham Pickering and they built a home (no longer extant) on land which is today part of Sycamore Park. In 1815 the town, laid out by Abraham Pickering, was named Jacksonville in honor of General Andrew Jackson. In 1827 the name was changed to Pickerington. In 1881 Pickerington was incorporated as a village. Pickering was certified as a city in 1991.
Nearby Towns: Canal Winchester Vlg •
Reynoldsburg City •
Violet Twp •