Kokosing Gap Trail Inc
The Kokosing Gap Trail is responsible for the maintenance and development of the 13.5 mile long asphalt rail-to-trail from Mount Vernon to Danville, Ohio. The trail is called the Kokosing Gap Trail.
Gambier, OH Founded 1994 Revenue $227,491
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The record
- EIN
- 311333783
- Founded
- 1994
- Annual revenue
- $227,491
- Headquarters
- Gambier, OH
- Website
- www.kokosinggaptrail.org
- Focus
- Environmental Beautification
- State
- Ohio
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