Welcome to New Carlisle, OHNew Carlisle, Ohio is located in Clark County, Ohio and is a community of just under 6000 residents in west-central, Ohio. New Carlisle is just over 15 minutes from all the amenities of the Dayton, Ohio area.
New Carlisle is home of the Heritage of Flight Parade and Festival held annually the first weekend in October and features a car cruise-in, parade of planes and a community parade.
New Carlisle is served by the Tecumseh School District with four elementary schools serving K-5, one Middle School serving grades 6, 7 and 8 and one high school serving approximately 1100 students. For more information about Tecumseh Schools, go to www.tecumseh.k12.oh.us. | More Local Area InformationTipp City, Ohio is a charming community located in Miami County with a population of over 9,000 residents. Tipp City's proximity to the majo... Read moreCreated in 1950 by joining forces of two pre-existing communities, Fairborn, Ohio is home to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Wright State Universit... Read moreHuber Heights, Ohio is often called a ‘satellite' community of Dayton because of its nearby location and odd set up of the town. For thos... Read moreHuber Heights, Ohio, incorporated in 1981, has a population of nearly 40,000 and is widely known as “America's Largest Community of Bric... Read moreAn area known for its continued growth, Washington Township is most known for both its fertile lands, the springs and creeks, all of which are stil... Read moreWestern Hills, Ohio combines rural, urban and suburban living in to one town that many find pleasant. The houses in Western Hills, Ohio ar... Read moreThe diverse area of Western Hills, Ohio is spread over the western side of the City of Cincinnati and three townships. A popular, family-oriente... Read moreAnderson TownshipThis area is known for being one of Greater Cincinnati's fastest growing areas. Outstanding housing can be found here at affordabl... Read moreTroy, Ohio, with a population of nearly 22,000, is located in the heart of Miami County. Troy is home to the annual Strawberry Festival, th... Read moreVandalia is located just seven miles north of Dayton, Ohio in Montgomery County. Vandalia hosts the original “Crossroads of America,” th... Read moreWelcome to Dayton, Ohio, birthplace of Aviation, home to Wright Patterson Air Force Base, the National Museum of the United States Air Force, th... Read moreDayton is one of the biggest cities in Ohio and its downtown area is often perfect for people looking to move to the heart of this major metropolis... Read moreBeavercreek is one of Ohio's largest suburbs with a population of 40,000 and it is the largest city in Greene County. Because of the growth occurrin... Read moreFounded in 1841, incorporated in 1914 and became a City in 1971, Englewood today has more than 13,000 residents. The Historic National Road run... Read moreThe City of Clayton was formed in 1998 by combining the Village of Clayton and Randolph Township, to control future growth and development, stabiliz... Read moreTrotwood, Ohio is located in Montgomery County and is a community that is made up of many smaller neighborhoods, all of which are proud of thei... Read moreKettering, Ohio is more upscale than nearby suburbs of Dayton. Many different types of housing are available- large estates, bungalows, apartments... Read moreBellbrook, Ohio has a lot of exciting things for people interested in many diverse features. It's a relatively large city with nearly 8,000 resident... Read moreBrookville is located just 16 miles northwest of Dayton, Ohio and within close proximity to the I-70 – I-75 interchange, also known as th... Read moreA popular suburban and commercial hub, Centerville, Ohio has plenty to offer for the person planning to move here. Only 8 miles from Dayton, it's a... Read more |
