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Gambier, OH — Meetings, Taxes, Crime, Schools & More

Gambier is a village in Knox County, Ohio, with a population of approximately 2,213.

Population2,126

Median Home Value$309,400

Median Income$93,365

Area0.94 sq mi

How Gambier Ranks

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Apr 21Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting2:30 PM Apr 2443022 Day10:00 AM Apr 27Stick it to the Village!1:00 AM Apr 27Communication & Technology Committee meeting6:00 AM Apr 27Council Committee Meetings11:30 AM

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