A long established (1856) town, the seat of Campbell County, Alexandria has the flavor of a small rural community but with subdivisions ranging from basic to finer formal versions. Many of the homes feature lots of an acre or more, and the surrounding countryside offers much land for future development.

Most of the recreational facilities in town are part of the school system. A county park is nearby, as are both the Ohio and Licking rivers. Shopping in town still reflects the farmer-oriented focus of yesteryear, but modern shopping centers are not far away.

• 5.4 square miles
• Campbell County
• Central Campbell County, at intersection of I-27 (Alexandria Pike) and Rt. 547, 25 mins downtown, 30 mins. airport
• Population 6,000
• Campbell County Schools
• Utilities: All city, except water, Campbell County Water