Berlin, Ohio facts for kids

Berlin, Ohio is a name that can be a little confusing because it refers to several different places in the state of Ohio, USA! When you see "Berlin, Ohio," it usually means one of these communities.

This happens a lot with place names, especially when early settlers named new towns after places they remembered from back home, like Berlin, Germany.

What are the Berlins in Ohio?

There are a few places in Ohio that share the name Berlin or are very similar:

Berlin in Holmes County

This is a small, unincorporated community located in Holmes County, Ohio. It's well-known for its Amish and Mennonite heritage. Many visitors come here to experience the unique culture, shop for handmade goods, and enjoy traditional foods. It's often called the "Heart of Ohio's Amish Country."

Berlin in Williams County

Another small, unincorporated community named Berlin can be found in Williams County, Ohio. This area is in the northwestern part of the state. Unlike the Berlin in Holmes County, this one is much smaller and less known.

Berlin Center

Berlin Center, Ohio is a small census-designated place (which means it's a recognized community, but not an officially incorporated town) in Mahoning County, Ohio. It's located near the Berlin Lake, a large reservoir that's popular for fishing, boating, and other outdoor activities.

Berlin Heights

Berlin Heights, Ohio is a village in Erie County, Ohio. It's located closer to Lake Erie and is known for its agricultural roots, especially fruit farming. It's a quiet community with a rich history.

See also

• Berlin Township, Ohio (disambiguation) - This refers to several townships (a type of local government area) in Ohio that are also named Berlin.