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Sebring, Ohio in Mahoning County


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

Austintown,   Beloit,   Berlin Center,   Berlin Center Station,   Blanco,   Boardman,   Calla,   Camp Park,   Campbell,   Canfield,   Canyon Park,   Christytown,   Coitsville Center,   Craig Beach,   Damascus,   East Alliance,   East Goshen,   East Lewistown,   Ellsworth,   Ellsworth Station,   Eureka,   Fitch,   Geeburg,   Geography Hall,   Ginger Hill,   Greenford,   Lake Milton,   Lowellville,   Maple Ridge,   Marquis,   Naylor,   New Buffalo,   New Middletown,   New Springfield,   North Benton,   North Jackson,   North Lima,   Ohltown,   Paradise,   Patmos,   Petersburg,   Pointview,   Poland,   Poland Center,   Rosemont,   Shillings Mill,   Shiltown,   Snodes,   Struthers,   Sunset Beach,   West Austintown,   Westhill Heights,   Willow Crest,   Woodworth,   Youngstown,  

 

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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,   Hardin,   Harrison,   Henry,   Highland,   Hocking,   Holmes,   Huron,   Jackson,   Jefferson,   Knox,   Lake,   Lawrence,   Licking,   Logan,   Lorain,   Lucas,   Madison,   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 Sebring, OH?
Then read on!

Sebring is a small town that is located in the northeastern part of Ohio, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population of Sebring was around 4,000 people. The town has a rich history dating back to the mid-19th century, when it was originally settled by German immigrants. The town is named after its founder, George Sebring, who established a pottery manufacturing business in the area in the late 1800s. Today, Sebring is known for its historic district, which features many of the town's original Victorian-era homes and buildings. The town also hosts an annual community festival, the Sebring Fall Festival, which celebrates the town's heritage and culture. Sebring is a relatively quiet town with a cozy, small-town feel.