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| TOWNSHIPS: |
| DIXON Township |
| GASPER Township |
| GRATIS Township |
| -- GRATIS - A village |
| -- WEST ELKTON - A village |
| HARRISON Township |
| -- LEWISBURG - A village |
| -- VERONA - A village |
| ISRAEL Township |
-- COLLEGE CORNER - a
village in the southwestern part of the State of Ohio in Butler
and Preble Counties. It was settled in 1811 and takes its
name from its position in the northwestern corner of the
"College Township", the survey township designated the previous
year by the Ohio General assembly as the site of the state
college that became Miami University. This survey township
was later organized as a civil township, Oxford Township.
The village lies on the state line with Indiana and
there is a West College Corner, Indiana. The public school
is bisected by the state line and is operated jointly with the
Indiana autorities. |
| -- FAIRHAVEN - an unincorporated
community in Eastern Israel Twp. |
| JACKSON Township |
| JEFFERSON Township |
| -- NEW PARIS - A village |
| LANIER Township |
| MONROE Township |
| -- ELDORADO - A village |
| -- WEST MANCHESTER - A village |
| SOMERS Townships |
-- CAMDEN - A village in
Preble County which is home of the Black Walnut Festival.
------ Famous people from Camden are Sherwood Anderson, American
novelist who was born there; Myron Scott, the creator of the
All-American Soap Box Derby and the man who named Chevrolet's
sports car, the Corvette. |
| TWIN Townships |
| -- WEST ALEXANDRIA - A village |
| WASHINGTON Township |
| -- EATON
- A city in and the County Seat of Preble County, Ohio.
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