Batavia Township |
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Batavia Township is one of Clermont County’s fastest-growing communities, home to more than 27,600 residents and over 10,600 households. Its residents are a mix of long-time families and newcomers drawn by its small-town feel, strong schools, and expanding housing options. Located at the heart of the county and home to the county seat for nearly two centuries, the township blends rural charm with steady development, from new neighborhoods to thriving local businesses. Families here enjoy access to parks, trails, community events, and public services that make Batavia a welcoming place to live and work.
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Links: History | Clermont County Sheriff |
City of Loveland |
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City of Milford |
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Milford is a riverfront city of 6,582 residents in Clermont and Hamilton counties and the westernmost city in Appalachian Ohio. First settled in 1796 at the junction of the Little Miami River and its East Fork, Milford has grown into a lively destination nestled along the Loveland Bike Trail. Its historic Main Street is filled with unique shops, local dining, and year-round entertainment that make it a welcoming place to eat, shop, and play.
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Links: History | Milford Fire Department | Milford Police Department |
Franklin Township |
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Franklin Township is a small, riverfront community of 3,604 residents in the southeastern corner of Clermont County. Nestled along the Ohio River and bordering both Brown County and Bracken County, Kentucky, the township is home to the villages of Chilo and Felicity, as well as the historic unincorporated community of Utopia. Its rural setting, river access, and close-knit villages shape a quiet but storied corner of the county.
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Goshen Township |
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Goshen Township is a northern Clermont County community of 16,057 residents, bordered by both Warren and Clermont County townships. While it has no incorporated municipalities, the unincorporated community of Goshen sits at its center, serving as a local hub for schools, services, and daily life. With its blend of rural character and growing neighborhoods, Goshen Township represents a steady, family-centered part of the county.
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Links: History | Goshen Township Fire and EMS | Goshen Township Police |
Jackson Township |
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| Jackson Township, formed in 1834 and named for President Andrew Jackson, is a rural community of roughly 3,000 residents in northeastern Clermont County. Predominantly agricultural and dotted with wide open landscapes, the township includes the unincorporated community of Marathon and borders both Clermont and Brown counties, offering quiet country living rooted in early county history. |
Miami Township |
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Miami Township is the largest and fastest-growing township in Clermont County, home to 43,943 residents in the county’s northwestern corner. Spanning the Little Miami River corridor and bordering both Warren and Hamilton counties, it blends suburban convenience with strong schools, expansive parks, and thriving commercial centers that anchor daily life in this vibrant community.
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| Links: History | Miami Township Fire and EMS | Miami Township Police Department |
Monroe Township |
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Monroe Township, founded in 1825, is a riverfront community of 7,531 residents along the Ohio River in Clermont County’s southwest. Known as the birthplace of Ulysses S. Grant in historic Point Pleasant, the township includes several unincorporated communities and offers a mix of rural character, historic landmarks, and scenic stretches of riverfront.
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| Links: Monroe Township Fire and EMS |
Ohio Township |
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Ohio Township is a 5,533-resident riverfront community in southwestern Clermont County, bordering Kentucky across the Ohio River. The village of New Richmond anchors the township’s southern edge, and the area is known for its historic river heritage, small-town character, and close connection to nearby river communities.
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Pierce Township |
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Pierce Township is a growing western Clermont County community of 15,096 residents, nestled among rolling foothills and the Ohio River. With a mix of rural charm, suburban neighborhoods, and historic river settlements–including former portions of Amelia and the community of New Palestine–the township offers a blend of natural beauty, accessibility, and steady development.
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Links: History | Pierce Township Fire and EMS | Pierce Township Police Department |
Stonelick Township |
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Stonelick Township, organized in 1812 and home to 5,663 residents, sits in the heart of north-central Clermont County. Known for its rural landscapes and community traditions, it hosts the annual Clermont County Fair and includes the village of Owensville. Strong local schools, civic groups, and cherished gathering places give Stonelick a classic small-town feel.
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| Links: History | Stonelick Township Fire Department |
Tate Township |
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Tate Township is a 9,162-resident community in southeastern Clermont County, centered around the village of Bethel. With deep agricultural roots and a long history dating back to the county’s earliest settlements, Tate blends rural living, small-town life, and strong community identity across its wide network of crossroads and farmlands.
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| Links: Tate Township Fire and EMS |
Union Township |
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Union Township, established in 1811, is the most populous township in Clermont County with 49,639 residents. Located on the county’s western side, it encompasses thriving residential areas, major retail corridors, and several unincorporated communities–including Mount Carmel, Summerside, and Withamsville–making it a central hub for commerce, neighborhoods, and community activity.
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Links: History | Union Township Fire Department | Union Township Police Department |
Village of Batavia |
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Nestled in the heart of Clermont County, the Village of Batavia is home to 1,972 residents and serves proudly as the county seat. Blending small-town charm with a rich historic past, Batavia continues to grow and evolve under the motto “Historic Past, Bright Future,” offering a welcoming downtown and strong community spirit.
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Links: Central Joint Fire-EMS District | Village of Batavia Police |
Village of Bethel |
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The Village of Bethel, home to 2,620 residents, sits in central Tate Township and traces its roots back to 1798 as one of the county’s earliest settlements. With a historic downtown, longstanding community traditions, and a close-knit feel, Bethel offers small-town living with deep local heritage.
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Links: Bethel Police Department |
Village of Chilo |
| Chilo is a tiny river village of 71 residents in Franklin Township, known for its early boat-building history and its past as the site of Ohio River Lock #34. Today, visitors enjoy its river views and the Ohio River Museum, located in the original lock building, a reminder of the village’s unique place in the region’s river culture. |
Village of Felicity |
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Felicity is a village of 651 residents in southeastern Clermont County, surrounded by the rural landscapes of Franklin Township. Located a short drive from the Ohio River, Felicity offers scenic views, quiet living, and a strong sense of community rooted in small-town tradition.
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Links: Felicity Police Department |
Village of Moscow |
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Moscow is a resilient river village just 25 miles east of Cincinnati, known for its strong community spirit and rich history. Though small in size, the village takes pride in its riverfront parks, memorials, and the perseverance of residents who have rebuilt after floods and the devastating 2012 tornado.
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Village of Neville |
| Neville is a historic Ohio River village of 87 residents in Washington Township. Founded in 1808 and named after Gen. Presley Neville, it has maintained a continuous post office since 1816. Its compact riverfront footprint reflects over two centuries of small-village life along the Ohio. |
Village of New Richmond |
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New Richmond is a historic riverfront village known for its role in trade, the Underground Railroad, and support for the Union during the Civil War. With a well-preserved historic district, scenic waterfront, and the motto “Preserving our past, planning our future,” the village continues to blend heritage, community pride, and modern small-town charm.
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Links: History | New Richmond Fire and EMS | New Richmond Police |
Village of Owensville |
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Owensville is a welcoming village of 786 residents in Stonelick Township, known for its strong community spirit, local businesses, and longstanding traditions. Situated on land originally granted to Revolutionary War veteran Dr. Richard Allison, Owensville offers small-town warmth with access to parks, schools, and civic life.
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Links: History | Owensville Police Department |
Village of Williamsburg |
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The Village of Williamsburg, founded in 1796 as Clermont County’s first settlement and original county seat, is a charming community just 25 miles east of Cincinnati. With a historic downtown full of shops, restaurants, and seasonal events, Williamsburg offers small-town living with deep historic roots.
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Links: History | Williamsburg Fire Department | Williamsburg Police Department |
| Washington Township, organized in 1801, is a small, historic river community of 2,182 residents in southern Clermont County. With the villages of Moscow and Neville along the Ohio River, the township is shaped by rich river heritage, resilient communities, and sweeping rural landscapes that connect past and present. |
Wayne Township |
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Wayne Township is a rural northeastern Clermont County community of 4,637 residents, known for its open farmland, quiet landscapes, and access to Stonelick State Park and the nationally significant Rinsky Woods nature preserve. Centered around the village of Newtonsville, the township offers scenic beauty and deep agricultural roots.
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| Links: History | Wayne Township Fire and Rescue |
Williamsburg Township |
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Williamsburg Township, founded in 1801, surrounds the Village of Williamsburg—the first settlement in Clermont County and the county’s original seat of government. Rooted in the 1796 founding by William Lytle, the township carries a deep historic legacy while embracing thoughtful growth and strong community pride. Today, Williamsburg Township blends rural character with a commitment to preserving its heritage and planning for a vibrant future.
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| Links: Williamsburg Township Fire Department |