Welcome to Tipp City, OhioTipp City, Ohio is a charming community located in Miami County with a population of over 9,000 residents. Tipp City's proximity to the major interchanges of I-70 and I-75 make its location ideal for business and industry.
Founded in 1840, Tipp City has maintained many of its original downtown buildings that are now listed in the National Registry of Historical Places. Many of these buildings house offices, shops, restaurants and city and chamber offices today.
The Annual Mum Festival has been held in Tipp City for 40 years. The local High School was newly constructed in 2004 and 90% of the Tipp City graduates continue their education at four-year or two-year colleges, universities or technical schools.
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