South Lebanon: I-71 at SR-48, 4155
Among the places of southwestern Ohio, South Lebanon stands out for its position at the Interstate 71–State Route 48 interchange, a major road junction between Cincinnati and Columbus. The village lies in Warren County, on the northern edge of the Cincinnati metropolitan area, where development gives way to wooded corridors and the Little Miami River valley. Interstate 71 is the principal north–south highway through this part of Ohio, while Route 48 connects the interchange with Lebanon and communities along the Little Miami. South Lebanon’s setting reflects the working geography of southwest Ohio: suburban services, freight and commuter traffic, and farmland beyond the highway network. Nearby Lebanon is the Warren County seat and hosts the annual Warren County Fair, a local agricultural tradition.
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The landscape around South Lebanon is a gently rolling lowland beside the Little Miami River in southwestern Ohio, which has shaped both the village’s compact form and local economy. This Warren County community stands between Cincinnati and Dayton, amid farmland, wooded stream corridors and growing suburban development. South Lebanon developed along the Little Miami Railroad; its former corridor is now followed by the Little Miami Scenic Trail, a long-distance route through the river valley. The Little Miami is designated a State and National Scenic River. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of southwestern Ohio.
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