The top of Ohio is surprisingly located in relatively flat farmland.  At 1,549 feet this high point is considered a drive up.  In order to get there you must enter the hill thru the Ohio Hi-Point Joint Vocational School’s campus.  This site was once used as a Nike missile site during the cold war and was occupied the Bellefontaine Air Force Station up until the late 70’s and is now used as an active school.  The marble stone beside the benchmark was laid in memory of Edward Campbell who once owned the property.  If you decide to go to this high point do it during the week, as the gates to the school are closed on weekends!