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"Reclaiming our Past, Embracing our Future" is the motto of the Village of South Lebanon. The family-oriented community enjoys the amenities of the village such as the Little Miami River Bike Trail and community parks as well as its close proximity to area attractions, shopping and dining. South Lebanon lies with the Kings Local Schools District and partially in the Little Miami School District. A suburb of Cincinnati, Reading was incorporated as a village in 1851. Reading is home to the largest Bridal District in North America. Within a 2-mile radius, there are over 30 different wedding related businesses who host thousands of would-be-brides every year. Reading Community City Schools serves the residents of the city. Aberdeen Adams Twp Addyston Adelphi Amberley Amelia Anderson Twp Arlington Heights Aurora Batavia Batavia Twp Batesville Bath Beavercreek Beavercreek Twp Bellbrook Bellefontaine Bennington Benton Twp Bethel Bethel Twp Blanchester Blue Ash Bordering the Ohio River, Washington Township is just 20 minutes from downtown Cincinnati. It is located in the south central section of Clermont County with an area of approximately 37.5 square miles. Residents of the community enjoy the many scenic views and outdoor activities offered by the township, such as boating, hiking and fishing. Family-oriented residents are attracted to Washington Township for its country living lifestyle with the benefits of the big city nearby. Annual events sponsored by the community include the Autumn Bash Festival and the Youth Fishing Derby. The school districts of Bethel-Tate and New Richmond serve the residents of the township. Bratton Twp Bright Brookville Brushcreek Twp Buckskin Twp Butler Twp Butlerville Byrd Twp Camden Camp Creek Twp Carlisle Cedar Grove Centerville Chester Twp Cheviot Chillicothe Chilo Cincinnati Clark Twp Clarksville Clay Twp Clearcreek Twp. Cleves Colerain Twp College Corner Columbia Twp Columbus Concord Twp Connersville Corwin Crosby Twp Dayton Deer Park Deerfield Twp. Delhi Twp Dillsboro Dodson Twp Eagle Twp Eaton Elmwood Place Evendale Fairborn Fairfax Fairfield Fairfield Twp Farmersville Fayetteville Feesburg Felicity Forest Park Founded in 1796 by William Lytle, Williamsburg Township served as the first county seat of Clermont County. The village of Williamsburg is located within its boundaries. Residents of Williamsburg Township enjoy the features of its two parks; East Fork Wildlife Area and East Fork State Park. Williamsburg Local School District serves the residents of the township. Founded in 1817 and named after James Monroe, the city of Monroe still holds that small town feeling with large city amenities easily accessible. Visitors and residents alike flock to the many attractions Monroe has to offer, including the Cincinnati Premium Outlets, Traders World Flea Market, Treasure Island and Miami Valley Gaming. A family-oriented community, Monroe supports local organizations such as Boy & Girl Scouts, Soccer Association, Swim Club, MSA Baseball, Athletic Boosters and many more. Monroe Local Schools serves most of the city with the remainder served by Lakota Local Schools. Franklin Franklin Twp Gasper Township Georgetown German Twp Germantown Glendale Golf Manor Goshen Twp Gratis Gratis Twp Green Twp Greenfield Greenhills Greensburg Guilford Hamer Twp Hamersville Hamilton Hamilton Twp Hanover Twp Harlan Twp Harrison Harrison Twp Hidden Valley Highland Hillsboro Holton Huber Heights Huntington Twp IndThe Village of Indian Hill, located a few miles northeast of Cincinnati, is part of Hamilton County and the highly graded public school system, Indian Hill Exempted Village School District. Residents enjoy the amenities of several parks and recreational areas, including tennis and basketball courts, ball fields, walking trails, bridle trails, playgrounds, picnic areas and sports programs for all ages. Indian Hill's rural atmosphere attracts many families who value safety, sense of history and proximity to the arts and culture of a big city.ian Hill Ironton Jackson Township, located in the northeastern part of Clermont County, was named after former president Andrew Jackson. The township occupies 31 square miles with approximately 2975 residents. Mainly a rural, agricultural community, Jackson Township offers its residents a public park for people to walk, jog, ride a bike, exercise, play basketball, picnic or use the playground equipment. Jefferson Twp Jeffersonville Kelso Twp Kettering Lakengren Lanier Twp Laurel Lawrenceburg Lebanon is a peaceful and progressive city with an active business and civic community. It covers 13 sq. miles in Warren County and is the county seat. In 2012, it was voted by Ohio Magazine as a Best Hometown. Residents have access to Lebanon City Schools and state of the art medical facilities. Lebanon boasts it own Library, Symphony Orchestra, Historical Society Museum and Ecological Park. It has one of the largest YMCA in the country! The LM&M Railroad offers scenic rides in Warren County. Many festivals and events are held throughout the year, including a Festival of the Arts, a Horse-Drawn Carriage Parade and and Blues Festival. Green space and parks dot the area with covered shelters and recreational facilities. Leesburg Lemon Township is one of 13 townships in Butler County. It borders the city of Middletown and the townships of Turtlecreek, Liberty and Madison. Residents of Lemon Township are part of the Monroe Local or Middletown City School Districts. As of 2014 the population is 13,755 with a 52% growth since 2000. Lewis Twp Liberty Township is nestled between two metropolitan areas, Cincinnati and Dayton. This attractive community offers quality healthcare, affordable housing, top-notch schools, various recreational facilities, youth sports programs, community events, shopping and restaurants. Liberty Township is mostly served by the Lakota Local School District with the remainder being served by the Monroe Local School District Lincoln Heights is a village in Hamilton County and a suburb of Cincinnati. It was the first African American self governing community north of the Mason-Dixon Line. The community motto, "A Village with Vision", promotes creating a clean, safe and beautiful neighborhood for its current residents and hopes to attract new residents and businesses alike. Princeton City School District serves the residents. Located in Butler County, Milford Township is mostly unincorporated. The three towns within its boundaries are Collinsville, Darrtown and Somerville. Edot Park, located in Darrtown, offers ball fields, playground equipment, restrooms, a walking trail, basketball court and sand volleyball court. The residents of Milford Township are served by the Talawanda School District. Located in Clermont County, Ohio Township is along the Ohio River with the village of New Richmond lying within its borders. It is approximately 13.8 square miles with a population of around 5192. New Richmond Exempted Village School District serves Ohio Township residents. Located in Hamilton County, Mt. Healthy is a city within the Cincinnati metro area. Originally named Mt. Pleasant, the town was renamed Mt. Healthy in 1850 after many residents survived a deadly epidemic wiping out many in nearby towns. Fostering positive community value and strong tradition, the residential neighborhoods are a collection of unique homes among tree-lined streets. The City Park, Heritage Park and Forest Ave. Wetland Park feature amenities such as picnic areas, shelters, walkways, ponds, bridges, water fountains, aquatics center, playgrounds, ball fields and concession stand. The city is served by the Mt. Healthy City School District Located in Hamilton County, North Bend is in Miami Township. Situated on the most northerly bend of the Ohio River, the village is rich in local and national history. It is one of only 2 communities in the U.S. that can claim two presidents. North Bend is approximately 1.15 square miles with a population of 857 according to the 2010 census. Three Rivers School District serves the residents of North Bend. Located in both Warren and Montgomery counties, the City of Springboro is in the center of the Cincinnati-Dayton Metroplex. Residents enjoy the many cultural and recreational opportunities of being near 2 big cities. Springboro was ranked the 10th best suburb in America by Business Insider and is known as one of the most affluent suburbs in the U.S. Springboro Community City School District, rated Excellent with Distinction by the state, serves the educational needs of its residents. Located in the southeast part of Clermont County, Tate Township borders several townships, including Batavia, Monroe, Washington and Clark. The township encompasses approximately 46 square miles. The village of Bethel is located in the center of the township. Known for its social atmosphere, the community prides itself on history and heritage. Bethel-Tate School District serves the residents of the area. Located in the western part of Clermont County, Union Township encompasses 29.2 square miles with a population of approximately 46,400. Considered one of the most livable communities in the Midwest, Union Township boasts a growing residential and commercial community. Residents enjoy the local Civic Center which houses a senior center, U.S. post office, gymnasium, meeting rooms and an amphitheater (home to the summer concert series). West Clermont Local School District serves a large portion of the township with the remainder being served by Batavia, Clermont Northeastern and Milford Schools. Located on the Indiana state line, Morgan Township is one of 13 townships in the southwestern corner of Butler County. It was named after Daniel Morgan, an officer in the American Revolutionary War. The township is approximately 36 square miles. The 264-acre preserve, Governor Bebb MetroPark, is located in Morgan Township and offers area residents hiking trails, wildlife, educational programs, a pioneer village, picnic areas, camping and playgrounds. Ross Local School District serves the township residents. Lockland London Loveland is the home of the nationally recognized Little Miami Bike Trail. Over 78 miles long, the trail attracts runners, bikers and dog walkers. In addition to the bike trail, Loveland residents enjoy a historic downtown district, a farmers' market, youth sports programs and annual events such as parades, 4th of July Festivals, Music in the Park, and art shows. The Loveland School District serves as the community's public school system. Lucasville Lynchburg Madison Twp Maineville Manchester Manchester Twp Marion Twp Marshall Twp Martinsville Mason was voted "7th Best Place to Live" by Money Magazine 2013! Mason is a rapidly growing, business-friendly community including large employers such as Procter & Gamble, Cintas Corporation, Mitsubishi and Luxxottica Retail. Mason is also a prominent mid-west vacation destination with attractions including the Beach Waterpark, Great Wolf Lodge, Kings Island and the Lindner Family Tennis Center-host to the Western & Southern Open. Mason attracts a diverse blend of families with it's excellence in distinction Mason City Schools. The city's theme, "Imagine Mason" is apparent throughout the city and into the future. Massie Twp Meigs Twp Metamora Miami Township is one of the fastest growing communities in Clermont County. Located on the banks of Little Miami and East Fork rivers, Miami Township is considered a family-friendly, livable community. The recreational facilities and area parks are enjoyed by all residents. Four school districts serve the township; Milford Exempted Village, Loveland City, Goshen Local and Clermont Northeastern Local. Miamisburg Midland Milan Milford residents enjoy the luxury of being located within scenic amenities and large open spaces while living within minutes of the I-275 beltway accessing the Cincinnati metro area. Being a full-service city, Middletown attracts families to its diverse housing choices, historic downtown, variety of entertainment and dining options and proximity to the Little Miami River. The State-rated "Excellent" Milford Exempted Village School District serves the city's educational needs. Miller Twp Milroy Monroe Township is located on the southwestern part of Clermont County along the Ohio River. It borders the townships of Batavia, Tate, Washington, Ohio and Pierce. Several parks inhabit the community with facilities ranging from ball fields to picnic shelters. West Clermont Local School District serves the residents of Monroe Township. Moores Hill Moraine Moscow Mowrystown Mt Orab New Market Twp New Miami, located in central Butler County, is a village in St. Clair Township. New Miami is home to Veterans Park, situated on the Great Miami River, featuring 14 acres, picnic areas, shelters and playgrounds. New Miami Local School District serves the residents of New Miami. New Paris New Richmond, also known as New Richmond on the Ohio, is located in Clermont County and is part of the Ohio and Pierce townships. New Richmond was once considered the largest and most flourishing village in the county and was a busy hub for steamboat building. New Richmond's motto is "Preserving our past, planning our future." Quality of life is important to the residents of the village. Recreational activities for knothole, soccer, softball and basketball exist in New Richmond. New Richmond Exempted Village School District educates the residents of the village. New Vienna Nile Twp North College Hill was voted "Best Place to Raise Kids in Ohio" by Bloomberg BusinessWeek in 2011. Known as "The Center of it All," North College Hill offers residents many housing options, outstanding schools, many shopping and dining choices, community events and a popular business district. North College Hill City Schools serve the students who reside in North College Hill. It is located in Hamilton County about 10 miles north of downtown Cincinnati. Norwood is an independent city nestled strategically within the Cincinnati metro area. With its strong sense of community, diverse economy and transportation accessibility, Norwood is attractive to a wide range of residents. Norwood City School District serves the City of Norwood. Oakwood Oldenburg Oliver Twp Osgood Oxford, located on the northwestern corner of Butler County, is home to Miami University, a nationally recognized pubic university. Oxford residents enjoy the beauty of nature in its many community parks and facilities including amenities such as a swimming pool, ball fields, picnic shelters, walking trails, basketball and tennis courts, playgrounds, skate parks, a gymnasium, senior center, bike paths and a dog park. Residents and visitors alike visit downtown Oxford for its many unique shops and restaurants. Family-friendly community events include the Maple Syrup Festival, Farmers Market, Kinetics Festival, Apple Butter Festival and Summer Music Festival. Talawanda School District serves educational needs of the residents of Oxford. Paint Twp Patriot Peebles Penn Twp Perry Twp Pierce Township is located in the western part of Clermont County along the Ohio River. It borders the townships of Union, Batavia, Monroe, Ohio and Anderson. Countryside charm and well-maintained neighborhoods bring family-oriented residents to Pierce Township. Golfing, boating and hiking are just a few examples of the activities to enjoy in the community. New Richmond Exempted Village School District serves the township. Pike Twp Piketon Piqua Pleasant Twp Portsmouth Proctorville Rarden Twp Reily Township is located in west-central Butler County. The communities of Bunker Hill, Newkirk, Scipio, St. Charles and Woods Station are situated within its boundaries. Reily Township was named after John Reily, the former Clerk of the Northwest Territory and the first Butler County clerk of courts. Talawanda City School District serves the township residents. Richland Twp Ripley Rising Sun Riverside Ross Township was recently named the "new frontier of Butler County" by Hamilton Journal News. Known for its rural landscape and relaxing atmosphere, Ross Township has begun to see an increase in residential growth. The family-oriented residents of the community are attracted to the area because of its close proximity to nearby cities such as Cincinnati, Dayton, Hamilton, Fairfield and Oxford. Ross Local Schools serves the needs of the students. Rushville Sabina Salem Township, located in Warren County, is known for its unique rural community, safe neighborhoods, quality schools, recreational opportunities and vibrant downtown. It is one of the smallest townships covering just 13,459 acres. Little Miami Local School District serves most of the residents of Salem Township with the remainder being part of the Lebanon City School District. Sardinia Scioto Twp Scott Twp Seaman Seven Mile Sharonville offers unique recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike including CoCo Key Water Resort, RockQuest Climbing Center, Heritage Museum, Queen City Racquet Club and Sharon Woods. The city, part of the Cincinnati metropolitan area, is located in both Butler and Hamilton counties. Princeton City Schools serves the educational needs of the city. Sinking Spring Situated in the north central part of Clermont County, Stonelick Township encompasses 29 square miles with approximately 5000 residents. Stonelick Covered Bridge, on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, is a one-lane bridge originally built in 1878 and is currently under rehabilitation by the county. Stonelick Township hosts the Clermont County Fair every summer. Clermont Northeastern Local Schools serve the educational needs of the residents. Situated in the northeastern area of Butler County, Trenton is a growing bedroom community. Small town living coupled with diverse housing opportunities and high achieving school districts, Trenton is an attractive option for family-oriented residents. Recreational programs and neighborhood parks offer the people of Trenton ball fields, horse and hiking trails, fishing, picnic areas, playgrounds and youth athletic programs. Two public school districts serve Trenton, Edgewood City and Madison Local Schools. Situated in the southeastern corner of Butler County, West Chester has grown into a metropolis attracting large employers like GE Aviation and shopping destinations such as Voice of America and Streets of West Chester. Families are attracted to the diverse subdivision opportunities for all income levels. Lakota Local Schools, rated "Excellent with Distinction" by the state, serves most of the residents of West Chester with a small portion being served by Princeton City Schools. West Chester was recently ranked in the top 50 for "Best Places to Live" by Money Magazine. Somers Twp South Point Sprigg Twp Spring Valley Twp Springdale is a city in Hamilton county and part of the Cincinnati metro area. An ideal setting for new families and seniors alike, Springdale offers safe and secure living, excellent schools, employment opportunities and recreational amenities. The local community center boasts a fitness center, walking track, gymnasiums, game rooms, senior lounge and computer lab. The diverse housing options include single-family homes, apartments, condominiums and senior facilities. With an expansive retail district, the city has something for everyone! Princeton City School District serves the city of Springdale. Springfield Springfield Township is a unique community with diverse neighborhoods attracting residents and businesses alike. Founded in 1795, the township covers 16 square miles and is centrally located in the Cincinnati metro area. Winton Woods Park, one of the largest parks in Hamilton County, offers residents a lake, campground, farm, horseback riding, boat harbor, golf courses and walking trails. Springfield Township is part of six different public school districts: Cincinnati Public, Finneytown Local, Mt. Healthy Public, North College Hill City, Princeton City, Winton Wood City Schools. St Bernard St Clair Township is located in central Butler County along the Great Miami River. It is named after Arthur St Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory. The township is home to Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum, one of just ten sculpture parks in the U.S. The school districts of Fairfield City, New Miami Local, Ross Local, Edgewood City and Talawanda City serve the residents of St Clair Township. Sterling Twp Sugarcreek Twp Sunfish Twp Sunman Sycamore Township is part of Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area. The community has a diverse blend of affordable to upscale residential neighborhoods, in addition to outstanding healthcare, thriving retail districts, six public school systems, private schools and an array of public parks. Within its boundaries are the cities of Sharonville, Reading, Deer Park, Amberly Village, Blue Ash, Glendale, Montgomery and Evendale. Sycamore Community School District serves a majority of the residents with the remainder being served by Princeton City, Cincinnati Public, Deer Park Community, Indian Hill Exempted and Reading Community City Schools. Symmes Township, formed in 1824, is in the northeast corner of Hamilton County. Quality residential neighborhoods and a thriving business community is what continues to draw families to the area. Points of interest include Lake Isabella (Great Parks of Hamilton County), Little Miami River and Bike Trail, Chateau LaRoche and the Ross Family Log House Museum. Symmes Township is served by 3 outstanding public school districts: Indian Hill Exempted Village Schools, Loveland City Schools and Sycamore Community Schools. Terrace Park is a village in Hamilton County encompassing an area of approximately 1.22 square miles. Being a small suburban village located within the Cincinnati metro area, there is rich history within its borders. Known for its safety and community values, generations of families call it home. Mariemont City Schools serves the educational needs of the residents of Terrace Park. The City of Middletown is located in the middle of the Cincinnati/Dayton metro area and part of both Hamilton and Butler Counties. Home to the Middfest International Festival and the Ohio Challenge Hot Air Balloon Festival, Middletown is a family-friendly community. The city is proud of it's abundance of parks, including undeveloped, neighborhood with playgrounds and fully developed parks with a fishing lake, skatepark, 2 splash pads, hiking trails, ball fields, a golf course and picnic shelters. Residents of Middletown are served by the Middletown City School District. Middletown's motto is "Bright past, brighter future." The City of Montgomery is located in Hamilton County and was originally a coach stop on the Cincinnati-Zanesville Road. Montgomery is one of the oldest settlements in the county. To this day the city retains its historic downtown area and 19th-century homes scattered throughout the community. With the abundance of parks, sports programs, community events, youth camps and community pool Montgomery is known as a family-friendly bedroom community. Sycamore Community School District educates the youth of the city. The Village of Mariemont, located in Hamilton County, is known for its tree-lined streets, tudor-style buildings and historic charm. In 2007, Mariemont was designated as a National Historic Landmark community. Unique shops and a variety of restaurant options attract nearby neighbors and out-of-town visitors alike. Mariemont features 14 parks, including the South 80 Hiking & Biking Trail Park and was voted one of the nation's most "walkable" communities. Education is a top priority to Mariemont residents who are served by the academic excellent Mariemont City Schools. The Village of Millville, established in 1815, has a total area of 0.58 square miles. It is located in Butler County, west of the city of Hamilton and east of the Indiana border. Ross Local School District serves the residents of Millville. The Village of Morrow is in Salem Township and part of Warren County, Ohio. Named after Governor Jeremiah Morrow, the village borders the townships of Hamilton, Harlan, Union and Washington. Morrow residents enjoy the family-oriented amenities of the village such as the local farmers market, public library, movie in the park, fishing tournaments, art fairs, Bel-Wood Country Club, Big Tree Plantation and the Christmas Ranch. Little Miami Local School District serves the residents of Morrow. The Village of Newtown is a place to call home! Housing options from quaint, established neighborhoods to newer homes attract a diversity of families. Newtown offers community events for all ages such as the 5K Run & Walk, Memorial Day Parade and Winterfest. Located in the southeastern part of Hamilton County, Newtown is served by the Forest Hills Local School District. The Village of Owensville is located in Clermont County and is part of Stonelick Township. Originally named Boston after it's settlers, the name was changed in 1832 to Owensville after its first postmaster, Mr. Owens. The village is home to Gauche Park, a 9-acre park with a playground, picnic areas, walking trail, a historic log cabin and the Owensville Historical Society Museum. Clermont Northeastern Schools serves the residents of Owensville. The Village of Silverton encompasses 1.1 square miles in Hamilton County northeast of Cincinnati along Interstate 71. It is known by residents for its rich diversity, established neighborhoods, historic homes, tree-lined streets and volunteerism. Silverton's two parks, Ficke Park and Silverton Park, feature playgrounds, ball fields, basketball/tennis courts, picnic shelters, a museum, and summer concerts. Deer Park Community City Schools serve the city of Silverton. The Village of Williamsburg, the oldest settlement in Clermont County, was named after the city in Willamsburg, Virginia. It encompasses an area of 1.97 square miles with approximately 2509 residents. Families flock to the area because of its small-town charm and big-city convenience. Williamsburg is known for its high quality of life, many recreational opportunities, great schools and a responsive government. The village is part of the Williamsburg Local School District. The city of Madeira has been chosen by Ohio Magazine as one of the State's "Best Hometowns" for 2014-2015. Situated just 12 miles northeast of downtown Cincinnati, Madeira's location is ideal for residents to enjoy the cultural and athletic opportunities offered by the city of Cincinnati and nearby communities. Education is a high priority to the residents whose public schools, Madeira City Schools, has earned the designation "Excellent" by the state of Ohio. Major strengths of the community such as a small town atmosphere, ample housing options and a strong school system make Madeira a premier community in the Greater Cincinnati Metropolitan Area. The city of Wyoming has a renowned educational program - the Wyoming City School District, ranked first in the state of Ohio. Wyoming is a community where citizens come together at celebrations, concerts, festivals and holidays. It is a unique lifestyle enjoyed by residents, young and old alike. Recreational opportunities include tennis and fitness facilities, athletic fields, playgrounds, bike/hike trails, various parks, a municipal gymnasium and a family aquatic center. The residents of Oxford Township have a deep appreciation for the history and tradition of the area. Small town living and traditional American values are most important to the families of Oxford Township. The township is the highest point of Butler County. Residents are served by the Talawanda City and College Corner Local School Districts. Tiffin Twp Tipp City Trotwood Troy Turtlecreek Township is in the central part of Warren County and surrounds the county seat of Lebanon. It was named after Turtle Creek, a stream named for Indian chief Little Turtle. Known as a residential/agricultural community, the township has seen a growth in population in the past years with many new subdivisions being built to accommodate new families to the area. Within its boundaries are 2 parks, a YMCA and several golf courses. Most of the township is served by Lebanon City Schools with the remainder by Springboro Community Schools. Twin Twp Union Urbana Vernon Twp Versailles Vevay Washington Court Hous Wayne Township is situated in the northeast part of Warren County. The village of Waynesville is within its borders and is known for its antique stores and sauerkraut festival. The popular destinations of Caesar Creek State Park, The Little Miami River and Bike Trail attract visitors and residents alike to the area. Wayne Township is part of the Wayne Local School District and small sections of the township are also part of the Lebanon, Spring Valley, Clinton Massie and Xenia School Districts. Waynesville is a village located in Wayne Township and part of Warren County. Named after General "Mad" Anthony Wayne, Waynesville is famous for its many antique stores and sauerkraut festival. History is abundant in the village with over 200 historic buildings still in existence today. Small town living and a low unemployment rate attract families to the area. Wayne Local School District serves the educational needs of the residents. West Alexandria West Carrollton West College Corner West Elkton West Harrison West Jefferson West Union Westerville Whiteoak Twp Whitewater Township is part of western Hamilton County. It is situated along the Ohio River and Kentucky/Indiana borders. Families of the area enjoy the outdoor activities offered by Miami Whitewater Forest, the largest Hamilton County park. The park includes a lake, visitor center, gift shop, multiple trails, soccer complex, picnic shelters and youth camp area.The older residents of the township enjoy the newly expanded Community Center serving their recreational needs. Southwest Local School District serves the residents. Wilmington Winchester Winchester Twp Woodlawn is a village located in Hamilton County and within the Cincinnati metro area. Convenient to major highways and big-city amenities, Woodlawn offers its residents small town charm. The village features a state-of-the-art Community Center, municipal pool, area parks, youth sports programs, walking trails and ball fields. Woodlawn is part of the Princeton City School District. Xenia

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