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Cities
A political division formed for administrative purposes and distinct from Census and Populated Place. In Ohio, a city is an incorporated place with a population over 5000.
Maumee
Oregon
Sylvania
Toledo
Villages
A political division formed for administrative purposes and distinct from Census and Populated Place. In Ohio, a village is an incorporated place with a population less than 5000.
Berkey
Harbor View
Holland
Ottawa Hills
Swanton (small part)
Waterville
Whitehouse
Census Designated Places
A statistical area delineated locally specifically for the tabulation of Census Bureau data (census designated place, census county division, unorganized territory, various types of American Indian/Alaska Native statistical areas). Distinct from Civil and Populated Place.
Neapolis
Populated Places
Place or area with clustered or scattered buildings and a permanent human population (city, settlement, town, village). A populated place is usually not incorporated and by definition has no legal boundaries. However, a populated place may have a corresponding "civil" record, the legal boundaries of which may or may not coincide with the perceived populated place. Distinct from Census and Civil classes.
Airline Junction
Alexis Addition
Arrowhead Lake
Auburndale
Austerlitz (historical)
Austerlitz was a speculation town that only existed on paper. It was located in the area near present day Harvard and Glendale Avenue, south of Walbridge Park.
Autokee (historical)
Autokee was located on the east side of the Maumee River north of Bay Shore Road where Harbor View is now located. Autokee extended from just west of N. Wynn Road to the river.
Bailey (historical)
Bailey was a village located in Waterville township just north east of Bend View Metropark along the Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City railroad. There was a railroad station, called Bailey Station, located there along with the Fancher post office.
Birmingham
Bono
Originally called Shepherdsville, the name was changed to Bono when it was discovered there was already another Shepherdsville in Ohio when they applied for a post office. Bono is located between Jerusalem Road (state route 2) and Veler Road (county road 185) in Jerusalem Township.
Booth
Booth was located in present day Oregon, Ohio at the north west corner of Navarre and North Stadium Road.
Boulevard
Bowen (historical)
Business Corner
Centennial
Central Avenue Park
Central Grove (historical)
Chateau Estates
Copeland (historical)
Crissey
Curtice
East Marengo
East Swanton
East Toledo
Elden Heights
Ellenboro (historical)
Everett (historical)
Ferndale
Fitch
Fort Industry
Fort Industry was a stockade built about 1780-1786 and located in the area of current day Monroe St. and Summit St.
Frankfort
Freemans Gardens
Garden
Gould
Hallett
Haven Park
Hickory (historical)
Homestead (historical)
Homewood
Hopewell Heights
Howard Farms Beach
Immergrun
Ironville (historical)
Ironville was located along the east side of the Maumee River near present day Front Street south of Millard Avenue.
Itickok (historical)
Johnston Corners
Lakeland
Lakemont Landing
Lucas City (historical)
Lucas City was located on the east side of the Maumee River directly across the river from Manhatten in what is present day Oregon, Ohio.
Manhatten (historical)
Manhatten was platted in October of 1835. It was located on the Maumee River near present day Riverside Park between Benjamin Stickney's land at Vistula and the Ottawa Indian village that was located near present day Detwiler Park at the mouth of the Maumee River. The town of Manhatten was oficially ended on April 24, 1848 when the plat was vacated. The Manhatten post office was discontinued on March 4, 1858.
Marengo (historical)
Marengo was a speculation town formed by the Marengo Town Company which purchased the land from the U. S. government ob April 4, 1836 and located south of Delaware Creek and north of Toledo Country club near present day Marengo Street. The town ceased to exist when the affairs of the company were wound up by order of the court in August of 1838.
Mayfair Park
Mellwood
Miami
Midway
Midway (historical)
Mitchaw
Momineetown (historical)
Momineetown was a post office located at the north east corner of Corduroy Road and North Stadium Road in present day Oregon, Ohio.
Monclova
Nasby
Neowash (historical)
Neowash was a post office and railroad station located on the south west corner of Noward Road and Neowash Road in Waterville township. It was located along the Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City railroad line.
Nero (historical)
New Jerusalem (historical)
Niles Beach
Northgate
Ottawa Crossing (historical)
Point Place
Port Lawrence
The town of Port Lawrence was founded by speculators, that included Benjamin F. Stickney, in 1817 on the east side of Swan Creek but failed to materialize into much. A new town of Port Lawrence was platted in 1832 on the west side of Swan Creek and located in the area of present day Monroe and Summit Streets. In 1833, Port Lawrence combined with the town of Vistula to form the city of Toledo.
Presque Isle (historical)
Presque Isle was a small island located in the mouth of the Maumee river. It, and the land surrounding it on the east side of the river, was owned by Peter Navarre and his bothers in 1830. There was also a Presque Isle post office located on the south side of Stitt Road near Black Road in Monclova township.
Providence (historical)
Platted in 1835 by Peter Manor (Minor), Providence contained 80 lots on 5 streets. With the coming of the Miami & Erie canal, Providence flourished. The Providence post office was established on September 9, 1836. In 1846, a fire burned the town's main businesses which were never rebuilt. In the early 1850's, a cholera epidemic killed many of the remaining residents of Providence.
Raab Corners
Remnels (historical)
Reno Beach
Reynolds Corners
Reynolds Corners is the name for the area around Dorr Street and Reynolds Road.
Richards (historical)
Richards Station (historical)
Richfield Center
Rockwell Junction (historical)
Rockwell Junction was located in present day Oregon, Ohio in an area bounded on the north by Oakdale Avenue, on the east by Drouillard Road, on the south by Wales Road, and on the west by East Broadway Street.
Ryan
Sandburr Corners
Scotts Corners (historical)
Searles (historical)
Sharples
Shore Acres
Silica
South Hill Park
South Shore Park
South Swanton
Spring Valley
Tondagamies Village (historical)
Treadway (historical)
Tredwelldale (historical)
Tremainsville (historical)
Tremainsville was a town located approximately where Detroit Avenue (then called th U. S. Reserve Turnpike) and Collingwood Boulevard (then called the Old Territorial Road) meet. Settlement of the area of Tremainsville began about 1823. The post office there Was called the Tremainville (without the 's') post office after the second postmaster, Calvin Tremain, in 1832-1833. It was later called Tremainsville (with the 's').
Trilby
The Trilby post office was located at Whiteford Center Road and Secor Road.
Vistula
The town of Vistula was formed by Benjamin F. Stickney in 1832. It was located on land he owned in the area of N. Summit St. and Lagrange. In 1833, Vistula combined with Port Lawrence to form the new city of Toledo.
Vulcan
Wernerts Corners
West Toledo
Wilkins
Willow Beach
Yondota (historical))
Yondota was located at the north west corner of Jerusalem Road and South Yondota Street (county road 205).
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