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Williamsdale

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Williamsdale is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) located in St. Clair Township, Butler County, Ohio. As a residential suburb of Cincinnati, it offers a quiet, rural feel with well-maintained homes. The community is situated near Hamilton and provides convenient access to urban amenities. Williamsdale's economy is supported by industries such as accommodation and food services, retail trade, and professional, scientific, and technical services. While specific major employers within Williamsdale are not readily available, its location within the Cincinnati metropolitan area provides residents with access to a wide range of employment opportunities. Williamsdale's origins trace back to the early 20th century when a local farmer named Williams subdivided his property for housing development. The community has experienced periods of growth and slight population decline, maintaining its identity as a distinct suburban enclave within St. Clair Township.

Williamsdale, Ohio

Overview
Classification
Census Designated Place
FIPS Code
39-85344
Country
United States
County
Butler County
Geography
Region
Southwestern Ohio, Cincinnati Metropolitan Area
Elevation
600 ft
Total Area
0.17 sq mi
Land Area
0.17 sq mi
Water Area
0 sq mi
Latitude
39.44194
Longitude
-84.52972
Climate
Not available
Notable Features
Great Miami River Valley
Neighboring Areas
New Miami · Overpeck · St. Clair Township
Demographics
Population (2020)
578
Est. Population (2023)
806
Median Age
38.2
Median Income
$75,625
Poverty Rate
19.5%
Owner-Occupied
72%
Racial & Ethnic Composition
Predominantly White, with smaller Hispanic and Two or More Races populations.
Governance
Government Type
Unincorporated Census Designated Place
School District
New Miami Local School District
Economy
Economic Profile
Residential/suburban
Employment Sectors
Accommodation & Food Services · Retail Trade · Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services
Education
School Districts
New Miami Local School District
Infrastructure
Transportation
U.S. Route 127
Recreation
Outdoor Access
Yes
History
Founded
Early 20th century
Named After
Local farmer named Williams who subdivided his property
Historical Significance
Evolved from farmland into a residential suburban community
Key Events
Early settlement in St. Clair Township (1803) · Post-World War II population growth