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Westerville

Westerville Ohio is a charming and beautiful Midwestern college town. Westerville has worked hard to protect its charm by diligently preserving and restoring the wonderful historic shops, restaurants, and homes found in "Uptown" Westerville close to Otterbein University. Westerville has also taken great care in preserving and highlighting the city's natural features; the streams, waterways, and forests. Westerville is home to 41 parks and recreation facilities, including a state-of-the-art community recreation center. The 3,700 acre, Hoover Memorial Reservoir, is also found here and is littered with sail boats on warm summer afternoons.

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• Located in Franklin and Delaware Counties
• Located 15 miles northeast of Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Home of Otterbein University
• Location of Hoover Memorial Reservoir
• Quaint downtown with shops, art galleries and restaurants

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Delaware

Delaware is located 25 miles north of downtown Columbus. The City of Delaware is the county seat of Delaware County. The City of Delaware is home to the Ohio Wesleyan University and Delaware County is home to two major waterways for Central Ohio; Hoover Reservoir and Alum Creek State Park. Delaware residents enjoy the quiet, rural setting and panoramic views of surrounding horse farms, lakes, rivers, and state parks.

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• Located in Delaware County – County Seat
• Located 25 miles north of downtown Columbus
• 40 minutes to Airport
• Home of Ohio Wesleyan University

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Lewis Center

Lewis Center is an unincorporated community in Delaware County, located between Columbus and Delaware. Although Lewis Center is a small community, it encompasses a number of shopping centers and retail establishments that line U.S. Route 23 in the nearby vicinity. The Lewis Center area lies on the east side of the Olentangy River, across from the city of Powell, and west of Alum Creek State Park.

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• Located in Delaware County
• Located 20 miles north of Columbus
• 25 minutes to Airport
• Adjacent to Alum Creek State Park

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Sunbury

Sunbury is a village of approximately 3000 residents that is centered around a New England style town square with the historic village hall located in the center of a village green. The village has a total area of 2.5 square miles and is located near Hoover Reservoir. Sunbury is conveniently located near I-71 making it an ease commute to several larger metropolitan areas.

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• Located in Delaware County
• Located 25 miles northeast of Columbus
• 30 minutes to Airport
• Adjacent to I-71
• Easy access to Hoover Reservoir
• Small, growing rural community

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Galena

The Village of Galena was founded as a milling village in 1809 and is located at the confluence of the Little and Big Walnut Creeks. Galena sits at the headwaters of one of Central Ohio’s major waterways, Hoover Reservoir. Galena boasts historic buildings from the 1820’s that today bustle with shops, restaurants, and pubs, yet Galena is still a small village of only a few hundred residents in the Village. Outside of the village, Galena is growing with many newer residential areas that have been developed since 2000.

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• Located in Franklin and Delaware Counties
• Located 20 miles northeast of downtown Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Close proximity to Hoover Reservoir
• Small village with shops and restaurants

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Powell

The City of Powell Ohio is where new and old meet. Powell is a mix of newer residential areas and a quaint, historic downtown. Powell was settled in 1801 in the scenic Olentangy River Valley. Powell remained a small village with a few thousand residents until the boom of the 1990’s. Since then the population has grown to 11,500 residents who enjoy the picturesque rural setting and the quick commute to Columbus and surrounding areas. The downtown is comprised of old-fashioned homes and antique shops intermingled with upscale restaurants and progressive businesses.

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• Located in Franklin and Delaware Counties
• 20 miles to downtown Columbus
• 30 minutes to Airport
• Miles of walking and bike trails

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Dublin

Dublin Ohio has an old Irish flare from the quaint stone buildings of the city’s center to the Saint Patrick’s Day festivities each year. For golf enthusiast, Dublin is home to the famous PGA Memorial Tournament at Murfield Golf Club and three other fabulous golf courses. Ohio’s majestic Scioto River flows to the East of Dublin’s downtown and offers sailing and other aquatic activities. Dublin is also home to the spectacular Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and offers many other parks and bike trails for residents to enjoy. Dublin OH is a 15 minute commute to downtown Columbus and is located to the Northwest of Columbus. Dublin is popular for commuters because of the short commute to downtown as well as other Columbus suburbs

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 15 miles northeast of downtown Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Host of PGA Memorial Tournament at Murfield Golf Club
• Home of Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

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Johnstown

This bustling village of nearly 3500 residents is part of a 4000 acre tract of land deeded to revolutionary soldier John Brown in 1800 by President Adams for military services. Brown sold the property in 1810 to Dr. Oliver Bigelow who laid out the village and donated the streets and alleys of Johnstown, as well as the historic town square. The town square is home the village offices, the library, and the historic opera house constructed by Elizah Barton in 1884. The village is at the northern end of the 14-mile bike path leading to Granville and Newark where it interconnects with a network of additional paths

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• Located in Licking County
• Located 20 miles northeast of Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Connected to extensive bike path
• Historic town square

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Worthington

Located along High Street, Worthington was founded in 1803 and is one of Ohio's first cities. The charming New England-inspired streetscapes house boutiques, pubs, ice cream parlors, and more. At the heart of Worthington are the community greens, surrounded by historic churches and homes. These greens host a variety of community events throughout the year. The Olentangy River, a state scenic river, runs through Worthington to the west. Worthington is a nature-friendly community with numerous parks, bike trails, and walking paths.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 12 miles north of Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Charming, New England inspired downtown with shops and restaurants
• Centrally located with quick access to downtown Columbus and northern suburbs

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New Albany

The Village of New Albany was founded in 1837, but has grown and developed tremendously over the last two decades. It is a charming, pedestrian-friendly community with walking paths throughout its vibrant mix of neighborhoods. The village square is anchored by a community library, restaurants, shops and offices. It is further defined by its tree-lined streets, white picket fences and a state-of-the-art performing arts center.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 15 miles northeast of Columbus
• 15 minutes to Airport
• Extensive planned development

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Granville

Granville Ohio is a picturesque, New England-style community located just 25 miles east of Columbus. In addition to the great restaurants, shopping and historic homes in the Village district, Granville is also the home of beautiful Denison University. Granville has a permanent population of approximately 9,000 residents and a total population of 11,000 residents when the college students are present. Many Granville residents commute to work to nearby Newark or the Columbus metropolitan area, but they also enjoy the amenities of the small, college town with the hometown community atmosphere.

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• Located in Licking County
• Located 25 miles east of Columbus
• 30 minutes to Airport
• New England Style village
• Home of Denison University
• Quaint downtown with shops, restaurants and lodging

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Clintonville

Clintonville is an entity all its own. It is not defined as a city, town, or village. It is simply the Community of Clintonville located within Columbus Ohio city limits. It has tremendous character with coffee shops, boutiques, galleries, and restaurants lining High Street. Whetstone Park of Roses is one of America’s largest rose gardens and is found along High Street in Clintonville. The park’s picturesque 13 acres seem to go on endlessly and admission is free to the public.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located on the north end of Columbus
• 5 miles to downtown Columbus
• 10 minutes to Airport
• Columbus School District - Whetstone High School
• Close to The Ohio State University

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Hilliard

Hilliard Ohio’s history is firmly rooted with the days of the railroad. In the mid-1800’s Hilliard was called Hilliard Station, named for the railroad station found on Main Street. Hilliard is geographically located between the Big Darby Creek to the west and the Scioto River to the east. Hilliard is located directly west of downtown Columbus and is just a ten-minute drive to the capital city’s center. Hilliard represents the qualities and characteristics that make Ohio hometowns so special: historic landmarks and architecture, quaint shopping and galleries as well as strong sense of community.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 10 miles northwest of Columbus
• 30 minutes to Airport
• Quaint shops, galleries and restaurants

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Upper Arlington

Upper Arlington is just a short jaunt across the scenic, Olentangy River from The Ohio State University. It is one of Central Ohio’s most popular planned communities with its tree-lined streets and colonial revival homes. Upper Arlington was the wealthiest community in Central Ohio until the building boom in the rural suburbs of Columbus in the 1980’s. Upper Arlington is still popular for professors and medical specialist because its’ close proximity to hospitals and clinics. Others enjoy the 10 minute commute to town center of Columbus.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 5 miles northwest of Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Adjacent to Olentangy River
• Close proximity to The Ohio State University

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Gahanna

Gahanna Ohio is one of the Columbus suburbs and is located along the Big Walnut Creek to the east of Columbus. Gahanna's town center is marked by the charming shops, restaurants, and the meandering walking trails, waterfalls, wading pools, and mature trees of Creekside Park. Residents here enjoy a great sense of community with annual events such as the Creekside Blues Festival, Freedom Festival in July, and much more. Naturally, Gahanna is popular for commuters with its great location, only 10 miles from downtown Columbus and 2 miles from Port Columbus International Airport.

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• Located in Franklin County
• 10 miles to downtown Columbus
• 5 minutes to Airport
• Downtown area with shops, restaurants and walking trails

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Heath

Located adjacent to the City of Newark along State Route 79, the Village of Heath is within a 30-minute drive of the Greater Columbus metropolitan area. Heath is a vibrant and progressive city that is home to approximately 8,600 residents but serves a daytime population estimated at 35,000. The area includes an active industrial and commercial base as well as modern shopping malls and a broad range of retail stores. Beautiful parks, picnic areas, walking trails, a top notch community water park, and hundreds of acres of preserved green space—all contribute to making Heath an easy place to live.

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• Located in Licking County
• Located 30 miles east of Columbus
• 40 minutes to Airport
• Community water park

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Newark

The City of Newark is the largest city in Licking County and serves as the county seat as well as the hub of transportation, industry, shopping and recreation for the Licking County area. Home to nearly 50,000 residents, the city offers a diverse blend of old and new from the historic town square and court house to the Longaberger Basket corporate office. Area attractions include Blackhand Gorge, Flint Ridge and the Hopewell Indian Mounds (sacred Native American grounds), and the Newark branch of The Ohio State University and Central Ohio Technical College.

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• Located in Licking County
• Located 30 miles east of Columbus
• 40 minutes to Airport
• Home of the Newark branch of The Ohio State University
• Home of Central Ohio Technical College

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Pataskala

Sprawling over 40 square miles, this growing city of about 12,000 residents is a bedroom community for the City of Columbus. Located in the extreme southwestern corner of Licking County, the village offers diverse housing opportunities and ready access to the educational, employment, shopping and recreational activities available throughout the Central Ohio metropolitan area. Pataskala is a rapidly-growing community but still offers the peace and quiet of the country.

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• Located in Licking County
• Located 20 miles east of Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Growing rural community

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Grandview

Grandview Heights is located just a hop, skip and a jump from downtown Columbus and The Ohio State University (approximately 3 miles). Grandview Heights was originally a part of one of Columbus’ first suburbs, Marble Cliff. In 1906, Grandview Heights was recognized as its own village and in 1931 Grandview Heights officially became a city all its own. Today Grandview Heights is seen as a small insulated city very close to downtown Columbus.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 3 miles east of downtown Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Convenient to downtown Columbus and OSU
• Charming streets with shops and restaurants

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Whitehall

Whitehall is a suburban community of Columbus, Ohio. Whitehall welcomed many military veterans into new homes in the 1940’s. Whitehall was developed during the housing boom that followed World War II. In the 1950’s, Whitehall was one of the nation’s fast growing communities. Today it is home to over 20,000 residents. Whitehall’s location, just a 5-minute drive to downtown Columbus, makes it an attractive option for many home buyers.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 7 miles east of Columbus
• 10 minutes to Airport
• Convenient access to downtown Columbus

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Blacklick

Blacklick is a small unincorporated community in the center of Jefferson Township. Blacklick Ohio is located 15 minutes to the east of Columbus. Blacklick is named for the meandering Blacklick Creek that flows through the area. Blacklick began as a railroad station, then developed into a small village and in the last decade has grown to include newer shopping centers, restaurants, and numerous housing developments. Commuters enjoy the direct commute to downtown Columbus as Blacklick is intersected by one of Columbus' main routes, Route 16, also known as Broad Street.

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• Located in Franklin County
• 10 miles to downtown Columbus
• 5 minutes to Airport
• Small unincorporated community

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Columbus

Columbus Ohio is a lively and vibrant Midwestern city with something for everyone. Columbus is the state’s capital and was named in honor of Christopher Columbus. The city of Columbus has the largest population of any city in Ohio and is the 15th largest city in the nation. Geographically, Columbus is located in the center of the state and is only a 2.5 hour drive to any of Ohio’s borders.

• Located in Franklin County
• State Capital
• 2010 City population was 787,303
• 2010 Columbus metropolitan area population was 1,800,000
• 15th largest city in the U.S.
• Home of 30+ colleges and universities
• Home to 15 Fortune 1000 Headquarters

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Bexley

Ohio is known for its many charming college towns and Bexley Ohio is one of those. Bexley is home to the prestigious Capital University and has its own public school system. It is located 5 miles from downtown Columbus and sits on the banks of Alum Creek. Bexley was incorporated as a village in 1908 as a result of the merger of a series of historic neighborhoods. Today Bexley is a thriving village with galleries and shops lining its main thoroughfares.

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• Located in Franklin County
• 5 miles to downtown Columbus
• 10 minutes to Airport
• Location of Capital University
• Home of historic Drexel Theater
• Tree-lined streets with shops, galleries and restaurants

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Delaware

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• Located on the northeast side of Columbus
• 25 miles to downtown Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• New England Style village

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Reynoldsburg

Reynoldsburg is located in 3 separate Ohio counties Licking, Franklin and Fairfield. It is located 15 minutes from downtown Columbus and is home to the Ohio Department of Agriculture, the Ohio Fire Academy, and State Fire Marshal's office. Reynoldsburg offers its residents many options for outdoor activities. One can take a stroll in Blacklick Woods through meadows, play areas, and down walking paths. They can also stroll through extensive pine woodlands or a rocky gorge once used as a limestone quarry in Pine Quarry Park. Reynoldsburg offers many other parks and recreation activities as well. Reynoldsburg features vast commerce, shops and restaurants.

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• Located in Franklin, Fairfield and Licking Counties
• Located 10 miles east of Columbus
• 15 minutes to Airport
• Home of Ohio Department of Agriculture
• Location of Ohio Fire Academy

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Hebron

Calling itself “Hebron—Historic Crossroads of Ohio”, this village is situated on Route 40, the “Old National Trail” highway. With a rich history dating back to the Ohio Canal days, Hebron has today attracted several large businesses and is a growing, thriving community. Hebron is also located on the Northern bounds of the Buckeye Lake Region. The lake itself is bordered by 3 counties (Licking, Fairfield and Perry) and was created in its present form by the building of the Ohio Canal around 1825. The lake became Ohio’s first state park and today offers a host of recreational activities including boating, fishing, sailing, water skiing, swimming, picnicking, ice fishing, snowmobiling, ice boating, shopping, hiking and camping.

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• Located in Licking County
• Located 30 miles east of Columbus
• 30 minutes to Airport
• Part of the Buckeye Lake Region

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German Village

German Village, located just south of downtown Columbus, began its transformation in the 1960s when a preservation effort began to restore the 2-mile-long wedge of brick alleys and 19th-century cottages. Today it is one of the country's largest privately funded historic districts. Diverse businesses thrive among the historic homes, beautiful parks and gardens, and cars squeeze past each other on narrow brick streets. Preservation effort begun in the 1960s to restore the 2-mile-long wedge of brick alleys and 19th-century cottages. Today German Village is one of the country's largest privately funded historic districts. Diverse shops and businesses thrive amid historic homes, beautiful parks and gardens, and cars squeeze past each other on narrow brick streets. This unique and special neighborhood is a fun place to visit and a great place to live.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located on the south side of Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• One of the country’s largest privately funded historic districts
• Features outside concerts and plays in Schiller Park
• Pedestrian-friendly urban community

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Grove City

Grove City Ohio is located just a short 10 miles from downtown Columbus and is home to approximately 33,000 residents. Grove City’s downtown, the “Town Center” is the heart of Grove City, hosting summer concerts, arts festivals, and cultural events. The library, town hall, shops and restaurants are also found there. Grove City is committed to being environmental friendly with many programs to help keep the community clean and green. Residents here enjoy many parks and green space.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 10 miles southwest of Columbus
• 30 minutes to Airport
• Small town living close to Columbus

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Pickerington

Pickerington Ohio is located in Fairfield County just 20 minutes from downtown Columbus. It is home to approximately 11,000 residents. Residents here enjoy the close proximity to Columbus and surrounding areas with the feel of small-town America. Pickerington was founded as a village in 1815 and was incorporated as a city in 1991. It is a growing and prosperous city with much to offer.

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• Located in Fairfield County
• 15 miles southeast of Columbus
• 20 minutes to Airport
• Extensive growth during past 20 years

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Canal Winchester

Canal Winchester was founded in 1811 and boomed in the days of the Erie Canal. The Erie Canal ran through the downtown area from 1831 through 1902. Today, Canal Winchester has all the character of a Midwestern small town with roots in agriculture, transportation and commerce. It is one of the fastest growing areas in Central Ohio and is located 15 miles to the southeast of downtown Columbus.

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• Located in Fairfield and Franklin Counties
• 15 miles southeast of downtown Columbus
• 25 minutes to Airport
• Positioned on Route 33 in Franklin and Fairfield Counties
• Growing community with small town charm
• Ample amounts of shops, dining establishments and parks

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Groveport

Groveport Ohio is a village of approximately 5,000 residents and encompasses 8 square miles to the southeast of Columbus Ohio. Groveport is home to the Air National Guard Base, Rickenbacker International Airport, and many other large businesses and corporations. Groveport also features an award-winning aquatic center, recreation center and senior center.

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• Located in Franklin County
• Located 10 miles southeast of Columbus
• 15 minutes to Airport
• Home to Air National Guard Base
• Home to Rickenbacker International Airport

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