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About Amelia, OH

Though still maintaining its countryside heritage, Amelia, Ohio has become one of the best examples of a new Cincinnati suburb in recent years. A combination of old homes with newly constructed homes fit perfectly against the backdrop of woods and farmlands. The neighborhood works together to retain the beauty of this small town. Great shopping opportunities are within 10 minutes away, with various plazas and malls located in nearby Eastgate. The town offers so much for the recreation seeker. Rivers and reservoirs are nearby and the landscape is perfect for drawing, painting or just looking at, feeling the serenity all around you. If you're looking to travel a little further, golf courses are close by.

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