Twenty Mile Stand: US-22 at Columbia Rd
Few places in southwestern Ohio have a history as closely tied to the old stagecoach road between Cincinnati and Lebanon as Twenty Mile Stand. The community’s name recalls a stopping point roughly 20 miles from Cincinnati on the route now followed here by US 22. The junction of US 22 and Columbia Road lies in Warren County, amid suburban development and roadside businesses north of Cincinnati. The Little Miami River valley is nearby to the west. Twenty Mile Stand is not a conventional town center but a recognizable crossroads, still defined by the historic road that gave it its name.
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Twenty Mile Stand straddles the crossroads of U.S. Route 22/3 and Socialville-Fosters Road in southwestern Ohio, a location shaped by its former role on the stagecoach road north from Cincinnati. The community takes its unusual name from an old “stand,” or stopping place, that marked roughly 20 miles from the city. It remains an unincorporated part of Deerfield Township in Warren County, within Cincinnati’s developed northern outskirts. The Little Miami River valley lies east of the crossroads, adding a notable river corridor to this inland setting. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Warren County and the Little Miami River valley.
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