Miamisburg

Miamisburg is located in Montgomery County, approximately eight miles south of Dayton. Miamisburg got its name from the Miami Indian tribe that settled the area. 27,000 residents call the 11 square miles home. Downtown Miamisburg is the heart of the cit...

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Germantown

German-speaking families from Pennsylvania settled Germantown in August 1804. Although there are five Germantowns in the United States, Germantown, Ohio is thought to be the first such named city. The German language was the major language spoken in Ger...

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West Carrollton

Eight miles south of Dayton hugging I-75, West Carrollton is a small town with big ideas. A strong industrial base, good schools and nearby amenities have kept residents attracted to this modest community for years. Homes are attractive, with their mode...

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Carlisle

This northwestern Warren County town 14 miles south of Dayton was primarily a railroad town in its early history. This settlement of farmers was named after George B. Carlisle, a railroad man, who bought and divided the land now bearing his name. This r...

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Miamisburg

Miamisburg is located in Montgomery County, approximately eight miles south of Dayton. Miamisburg got its name from the Miami Indian tribe that settled the area. 27,000 residents call the 11 square miles home. Downtown Miamisburg is the heart of the cit...

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Germantown

German-speaking families from Pennsylvania settled Germantown in August 1804. Although there are five Germantowns in the United States, Germantown, Ohio is thought to be the first such named city. The German language was the major language spoken in Ger...

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West Carrollton

Eight miles south of Dayton hugging I-75, West Carrollton is a small town with big ideas. A strong industrial base, good schools and nearby amenities have kept residents attracted to this modest community for years. Homes are attractive, with their mode...

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Carlisle

This northwestern Warren County town 14 miles south of Dayton was primarily a railroad town in its early history. This settlement of farmers was named after George B. Carlisle, a railroad man, who bought and divided the land now bearing his name. This r...

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Miamisburg

Miamisburg is located in Montgomery County, approximately eight miles south of Dayton. Miamisburg got its name from the Miami Indian tribe that settled the area. 27,000 residents call the 11 square miles home. Downtown Miamisburg is the heart of the cit...

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Germantown

German-speaking families from Pennsylvania settled Germantown in August 1804. Although there are five Germantowns in the United States, Germantown, Ohio is thought to be the first such named city. The German language was the major language spoken in Ger...

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West Carrollton

Eight miles south of Dayton hugging I-75, West Carrollton is a small town with big ideas. A strong industrial base, good schools and nearby amenities have kept residents attracted to this modest community for years. Homes are attractive, with their mode...

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Carlisle

This northwestern Warren County town 14 miles south of Dayton was primarily a railroad town in its early history. This settlement of farmers was named after George B. Carlisle, a railroad man, who bought and divided the land now bearing his name. This r...

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