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About Woodlawn, OH

Woodlawn, Ohio has passed ordinances specifically to keep industry out of its area. Woodlawn prefers to maintain its integrity and calm against the busy world. There are a few businesses here, but for the most part, it's a town devoted to the inner comforts of its townspeople. Historical homes and new houses can be found here. Many of the homes in Woodlawn, Ohio are situated into their surroundings rather than standing out against the areas natural beauty. Woodlawn is located only 20 minutes outside of Cincinnati, and is the perfect place to be close enough to a big city yet live in the serenity of the past.

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