South Lebanon, Ohio

Warren County

39-73446

South Lebanon is a village ( Village ) in Warren County in the southwestern part of the U.S. state of Ohio. The municipality had, according to the 2000 census, a population of 2,538.

Geography

The village is located south of County Seats Lebanon near the mouth of Turtle Creek in the Little Miami River. The main part of the village is part of Union Township, the settlements south of the Little Miami River at Hamilton Township.

Traffic

In the north, Interstate 71 runs which in South Lebanon a departure for the State Highway 48 has. Both streets are major regional roads. A railway line, the Little Miami Railroad, led from the 1840s through South Lebanon. End of the 1960s turned to a railway operation and the track was dismantled. In their place, the Little Miami Scenic Trail cycle track now leads through the village.

Population

At the 2000 census, the city had a population of 2,538 with a little less than in 1990. They lived in an area of ​​4.3 km ² of land, or about 590 people per square kilometer. Almost 99 % of residents were white. The per capita income was 16,779 U.S. dollars, almost 13 % of the population lived below the poverty line.

History

The founding of South Lebanon dates back to 1795. Originally it was known as Deerfield and was the capital until 1803 the existing Deerfield townships, renamed to its present name was made after 1850 and referred to the situation south of the town of Lebanon.

• Location in Ohio
• Place in North America
• Warren County ( Ohio)