Where is Hamilton Located? - Hamilton is a city located in the Butler County of Ohio, United States. Hamilton lies between 43.0962143 Degrees North latitudes and 79.0377388 Degrees West longitudes.
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Where is Hamilton Located?
Hamilton is a city located in the Butler County of Ohio, United States. Hamilton lies between 43.0962143 Degrees North latitudes and 79.0377388 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Hamilton city is 63399 people and the city has a total area of 21.45 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.
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Hamilton, Ohio Quick Facts
| Property | Information |
|---|---|
| City | Hamilton |
| County | Butler County |
| State | Ohio |
| State Capital | Columbus |
| US Region | Midwestern United States |
| Latitude | 39.3995°N |
| Longitude | 84.5613°W |
| Elevation | 604 ft (184 m) |
| Land Area | 22.07 sq mi |
| Water Area | 0.51 sq mi |
| Total Area | 22.58 sq mi |
| Population (latest Census year) | 63,399 (Census 2020) |
| Population Density | Approximately 2,872 per sq mi |
| ZIP Codes | 45011, 45012, 45013, 45015 |
| Area Code | 513 |
| Time Zone Standard | Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−5) |
| Time Zone Daylight | Eastern Daylight Time (EDT, UTC−4) |
| Currency | US Dollar (USD) |
| FIPS Code | 39-33000 |
| Congressional District | Ohio's 8th Congressional District |
Nearby Cities to Hamilton, Ohio
- Fairfield, Ohio — 6 mi Southeast
- Oxford, Ohio — 13 mi Northwest
- Middletown, Ohio — 14 mi Northeast
- Trenton, Ohio — 9 mi East
- Monroe, Ohio — 14 mi East
- West Chester, Ohio — 15 mi Southeast
- Mason, Ohio — 20 mi East
- Cincinnati, Ohio — 28 mi Southeast
- Lebanon, Ohio — 29 mi East
- Dayton, Ohio — 36 mi Northeast
Driving Distances from Hamilton, Ohio
| City | State | Distance (mi) | Approx. Drive Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fairfield | Ohio | 6 | 10 minutes |
| Oxford | Ohio | 13 | 20 minutes |
| Middletown | Ohio | 14 | 20 minutes |
| West Chester | Ohio | 15 | 25 minutes |
| Mason | Ohio | 20 | 30 minutes |
| Cincinnati | Ohio | 28 | 40 minutes |
| Dayton | Ohio | 36 | 45 minutes |
| Columbus | Ohio | 107 | 1 hour 45 minutes |
| Indianapolis | Indiana | 113 | 2 hours |
| Louisville | Kentucky | 118 | 2 hours |
Transportation and Connectivity in Hamilton, Ohio
| Transportation | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport Name | Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport; Butler County Regional Airport |
| IATA Code | CVG (Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport), HAO (Butler County Regional Airport) |
| Port | Not Applicable |
| Major Highways | US Highway 127, Ohio State Route 4, Ohio State Route 129, Interstate 75 (nearby) |
| Train/Amtrak Service | No Amtrak station in Hamilton; nearest stations are Cincinnati and Connersville, Indiana |
| Local Bus/Transit Service | Butler County Regional Transit Authority (BCRTA) |
- US Highway 127 runs north-south through Hamilton, connecting the city with Oxford, Eaton, and Cincinnati.
- Ohio State Route 129 is the city's primary east-west highway, linking Hamilton with Fairfield, Interstate 75, and surrounding communities.
- Ohio State Route 4 provides regional access to Middletown, Springfield, and central Ohio.
- Interstate 75, located east of the city, offers direct connections to Dayton, Cincinnati, and other major Midwestern destinations.
- BCRTA provides local and regional bus service throughout Butler County, including routes to Miami University and neighboring cities.
What are top Places to Visit in Hamilton, Ohio
| Landmark Name | Type |
|---|---|
| Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum | Sculpture Park |
| RiversEdge Amphitheater | Outdoor Entertainment Venue |
| Fitton Center for Creative Arts | Arts Center |
| Butler County Historical Society | Museum |
| Marcum Park | Riverfront Park |
| Miami University Hamilton | University Campus |
| Spooky Nook Sports Champion Mill | Sports Complex |
| Governor Bebb MetroPark | Metro Park |
| Heritage Hall | Historic Building |
| Great Miami River Recreation Trail | Recreation Trail |
Colleges and Universities in Hamilton, Ohio
| Institution Name | Type | Level | Notable For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miami University Hamilton | Public | University | Undergraduate and regional campus programs |
| Butler Tech | Public | Career & Technical College | Career and workforce education |
| Cincinnati State Technical and Community College – Middletown Campus | Public | Community College | Technical and transfer education |
| Miami University | Public | University | Research and liberal arts education |
| Hamilton City School District | Public | K–12 District | Public education serving Hamilton |
Waterbodies in Hamilton, Ohio
Great Miami River, Four Mile Creek, Sevenmile Creek, Twin Creek, Acton Lake, Winton Lake, Elk Creek, Indian Creek, Mill Creek, Harbin Park Lake
Golf Courses in Hamilton, Ohio
Twin Run Golf Course, Potter's Park Golf Course, Walden Ponds Golf Club, Fairfield Greens North Trace, Fairfield Greens South Trace, Hueston Woods Golf Course, Shaker Run Golf Club, Weatherwax Golf Course
Hamilton, Ohio — Key Historical Facts
- Hamilton was founded in 1791 around Fort Hamilton, one of several frontier forts established to protect settlers in the Northwest Territory.
- The city became the Butler County seat and developed into a major manufacturing center during the nineteenth century, producing paper, machinery, and steel products.
- The Great Miami River and the Miami and Erie Canal played vital roles in Hamilton's commercial growth by supporting transportation and industry.
- Throughout the twentieth century, Hamilton expanded its economy with advanced manufacturing, education, healthcare, and arts organizations while preserving its historic downtown.
- Today, Hamilton is recognized for its public art, riverfront redevelopment, cultural attractions, and its role as one of southwestern Ohio's leading economic and educational centers.
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