Greene County, Ohio

Time zones in Greene County

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ZIP Code areas, largest first

1. 4542450,725 people
2. 4532441,194 people
3. 4538540,617 people
4. 4545838,712 people
5. 4545928,553 people
6. 4543127,951 people
7. 4544022,358 people
8. 4543215,055 people
9. 4543412,529 people
10. 4506811,597 people
11. 4530511,498 people
12. 454307,371 people

26 ZIP Code areas overlap Greene County. People counts are 2020–2024 estimates for each whole ZIP area. Mailing ZIPs can differ; check an address with USPS ZIP Code Lookup.

Official county information

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Townships in Greene County, largest first

1. Beavercreek Township56,722 people
2. Bath Township39,644 people
3. Sugarcreek Township9,672 people
4. Xenia Township6,754 people
5. Cedarville Township5,994 people
6. Miami Township4,986 people
7. Silvercreek Township3,776 people
8. New Jasper Township2,664 people
9. Spring Valley Township2,510 people
10. Caesarscreek Township1,254 people
11. Jefferson Township1,112 people
12. Ross Township881 people

People counts are American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. All townships in Ohio, by county

School districts in Greene County, largest first

1. Beavercreek City School District58,128 people
2. Fairborn City School District43,056 people
3. Xenia Community City School District37,048 people
4. Mad River Local School District20,863 people
5. Wilmington City School District20,024 people
6. Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Local School District17,385 people
7. Clinton-Massie Local School District11,351 people
8. Wayne Local School District9,926 people
9. Greeneview Local School District8,246 people
10. Cedar Cliff Local School District6,779 people
11. Yellow Springs Exempted Village School District4,354 people
12. Southeastern Local School District (Clark County)4,090 people

Districts with land in the county; a district can cross county lines. People counts are American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. A district boundary doesn’t decide which school a student attends.

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

1. Dayton, Ohio (city)136,579 people
2. Kettering, Ohio (city)57,206 people
3. Beavercreek, Ohio (city)47,126 people
4. Fairborn, Ohio (city)34,534 people
5. Xenia, Ohio (city)25,689 people
6. Centerville, Ohio (city)25,205 people
7. Bellbrook, Ohio (city)7,394 people
8. Cedarville, Ohio (village)4,070 people
9. Yellow Springs, Ohio (village)3,711 people
10. Shawnee Hills, Ohio (CDP)2,534 people
11. Jamestown, Ohio (village)2,229 people
12. Wilberforce, Ohio (CDP)1,951 people

Bordering areas, nearest first

Distances are straight lines between map points.

1. Clark County, Ohio17 mi north
2. Clinton County, Ohio19 mi south
3. Montgomery County, Ohio22 mi west
4. Warren County, Ohio23 mi southwest
5. Fayette County, Ohio25 mi east
6. Madison County, Ohio30 mi northeast

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