*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Ada ***
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Ada, Ohio in Hardin County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Ada.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Hardin county include:

Alger,   Blanchard,   Browns Crossroads,   Dola,   Dunkirk,   Foraker,   Forest,   Grant,   Grassy Point,   Hepburn,   Huntersville,   Jumbo,   Jump,   Kenton,   McGuffey,   McVitty,   Mentzer,   Mount Victory,   Patterson,   Ridgeway,   Roundhead,   Walnut Grove,   Walton,   Yelverton,  

 

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Adams,   Allen,   Ashland,   Ashtabula,   Athens,   Auglaize,   Belmont,   Brown,   Butler,   Carroll,   Champaign,   Clark,   Clermont,   Clinton,   Columbiana,   Coshocton,   Crawford,   Cuyahoga,   Darke,   Defiance,   Delaware,   Erie,   Fairfield,   Fayette,   Franklin,   Fulton,   Gallia,   Geauga,   Greene,   Guernsey,   Hamilton,   Hancock,   Harrison,   Henry,   Highland,   Hocking,   Holmes,   Huron,   Jackson,   Jefferson,   Knox,   Lake,   Lawrence,   Licking,   Logan,   Lorain,   Lucas,   Madison,   Mahoning,   Marion,   Medina,   Meigs,   Mercer,   Miami,   Monroe,   Montgomery,   Morgan,   Morrow,   Muskingum,   Noble,   Ottawa,   Paulding,   Perry,   Pickaway,   Pike,   Portage,   Preble,   Putnam,   Richland,   Ross,   Sandusky,   Scioto,   Seneca,   Shelby,   Stark,   Summit,   Trumbull,   Tuscarawas,   Union,   Van Wert,   Vinton,   Warren,   Washington,   Wayne,   Williams,   Wood,   Wyandot,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Ada, OH?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts about Ada, Ohio:
- Ada is home to Ohio Northern University, a private liberal arts university.
- The town was founded in 1853 and named after Ada Wrigley, the daughter of one of the town's founders.
- Ada was once known as the "Corn City" because of its thriving corn industry.
- The Ada Public Library is notable for being one of the first public libraries in Ohio to offer free access to the internet.
- Ohio Northern University's Freed Center for the Performing Arts hosts numerous concerts, plays, and performances throughout the year, featuring both local and nationally renowned performers.
- Ada is home to the Wilson Football Factory, a factory that produces footballs used in the NFL and NCAA.