Hype for the Future 114E: Village of Georgetown, Ohio

Introduction The Village of Georgetown serves as the county seat of Brown County, Ohio, and is located along Routes 125 and 221 with Route 68 bypassing village limits to the east. Today, the community is home to the Brown County Fair, which occurs annually between late September and early October, within the final weeks of the procession of county fairs within the State of Ohio. Within the Brown County Fairgrounds, the associated county fair is also known as the “Little State Fair,” […]

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Hype for the Future 114D: Village of Higginsport, Ohio

Overview The Village of Higginsport is located along the Ohio River within the boundaries of Lewis Township, Brown County, Ohio, in the United States. Today, the community is largely oriented along Route 52, which parallels the Ohio River; additional highways include Routes 221 and 505. Route 221 leads north-northeast toward the Village of Georgetown, best known for Ulysses S. Grant and the county seat of Brown County, while Route 505 ultimately leads north toward the Village of Feesburg.

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Hype for the Future 113EGE: Ohio State Routes 353 and 763

Overview Within the eastern portion of Brown County, Ohio, State Routes 353 and 763 share a common terminus, with the eastern terminus of Route 353 adjacent to the northern terminus of Route 763, both along Route 125. Today, the pavement associated with Route 353 connects the Decatur intersection west to Route 62 in the Redoak community near 62’s junction with Route 68 while pavement associated with Route 763 connects the same intersection with Route 41 on the south side of Slickaway to […]

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Hype for the Future 113P: Ohio State Route 756

Overview Within the State of Ohio, Route 756 is largely associated with east-west traffic within the southern portion of the state, connecting Route 232 in the community of Point Pleasant in Clermont County to Route 125 just east of Hamersville in Brown County. Today, the entirety of the highway is identified as rural and two-lane, warranting exceptions very rarely at intersections with other state highways as most of the junctions are at stop signs. While the vast majority of the rural […]

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Hype for the Future 113O: Ohio State Route 286

Overview Within the State of Ohio, Route 286 traverses the southwestern portion of the State from the community of Marathon in Jackson Township, Clermont County, Ohio, to north of the unincorporated community of Buford, Highland County, Ohio. Today, the entirety of the highway is a two-lane route through Appalachian Ohio of predominantly residential and agricultural zones, with just a few churches as is typical of the region.

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Hype for the Future 113N: Along Routes 131 and 134 (Ohio)

Overview Within the State of Ohio, the intersection of Routes 131 and 134 results in a two-way stop 🛑, with the stop condition located along Route 131 near the site of the Harwood Methodist Chapel in a rural area to the southeast of the Village of Fayetteville and Routes 50 and 68.

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Hype for the Future 113K: Village of Russellville, Ohio

Overview The Village of Russellville, Ohio, is located within the Eastern Local School District of Brown County, along Routes 62 and 125. The principal east-west route is Route 125, while the principal north-south route is Route 62 (signed east-west). Route 62 is known as Columbus Street, while Route 125 (Cincinnati to Portsmouth) is known as Main Street.

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Hype for the Future 113J: Macon, Ohio

Overview The unincorporated area commonly known as Macon, Ohio, is situated at the junction of Routes 32 and 62 within Brown County, Ohio, albeit with a Winchester mailing address typically associated with neighboring Adams County. Today, the community is exceptionally small, with minimal amenities serving the area within Eagle Township, Brown County, Ohio, near the Adams and Highland County lines.

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Hype for the Future 113I: Village of Mount Orab, Ohio

Overview The Village of Mount Orab is one of the largest communities within Brown County, Ohio, located in the west-central portion of the county. Today, the community is accessible primarily along Route 68 with Route 32 bypassing the village to the north; however, the Tri-County Highway, representing a potentially earlier alignment of Route 32, also serves as the Main Street of the village. At the southern edge of the village limits is also the northern terminus of Route 774, connecting the […]

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Hype for the Future 111H: Village of Saint Martin, Ohio

Overview The Village of Saint Martin represents a community with an extremely small population located within the northern portion of Brown County, Ohio, predominantly accessible via State Route 251 though also accessible from the eastern terminus of State Route 123 in the vicinity.

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