Editing Scouting in Ohio (section)

===Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland Council===
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|owner=[[GSUSA]]
|headquarters=[[Columbus, Ohio]]
|location=
|country=United States
|coords=
|f-date=2009
|defunct=
|founders=
|founder=
|members=
|chiefscouttitle= Chief Executive Officer
|chiefscout= Tammy Wharton
|chiefscouttitle2=Board Chair
|chiefscout2= Laura L. Warren
|chiefscouttitle3=Scout Executive
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|website=[http://www.gsoh.org gsoh.org]
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Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland Council serves over 29,000 girls in 33 counties in central, north-central, south-central, and southeastern Ohio.

This was formed by a merger of Girl Scouts - Seal of Ohio Council, Girl Scouts - Heart of Ohio, and Heritage Trails Girl Scout Council
on January 1, 2009.

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Council camps are Beckoning Trails in the [[Hocking Hills|Hocking hills]] with {{convert|108|acre|ha}}, Crooked Lane near [[Mt. Gilead, Ohio]] with {{convert|226|acre|ha}}, {{convert|240|acre|ha}} Ken-Jockety along the [[Big Darby Creek]] in [[Franklin County, Ohio|Franklin County]], and Molly Lauman near [[Lucasville, Ohio]] with {{convert|170|acre|ha}}.  The Zanesville Service Center in [[Muskingum County, Ohio|Muskingum County]] also has {{convert|8|acre|ha}} which can be used for camping.   Camp Cornish in [[Knox County, Ohio|Knox County]] had been a Girl Scout camp but was sold and acquired by a local community foundation for use by non-profit groups; the local council has 35 guaranteed days a year at it.