Cities and Villages

Sidney is a progressive, growth-oriented community of approximately 21,229 people. It is strategically located along Interstate 75 and is 40 miles north of Dayton, 100 miles north of Cincinnati, 85 miles west of Columbus, 100 miles south of Toledo, and 120 miles east of Indianapolis. Sidney offers a variety of employment opportunities, a variety of housing stock, and an unsurpassed level of quality of life amenities. Regardless of whether you are looking for a place to locate your business, to establish a home, or just to visit, Sidney, Ohio has what you're looking for!

Anna has a population of just under 1,600 people and is located in northern Shelby County. This quaint community is made of quality people in a beautiful rural setting, just minutes from Sidney.

Botkins is located on the east-west continental divide in west central Ohio and is a place "where waters divide and the people unite". People are what makes Botkins, Ohio a special community, and it shows in the various civic groups, volunteer governmental committees, volunteer fire department and park, which were built primarily with volunteer labor and donated materials.

Jackson Center is a great commercial, industrial and residential place to be. Land is available for industrial development from small to large, administrative to manufacturing. There are existing residential developments offering new home building sites and newly constructed homes. Future developments are actively being planned and are in the near future. Jackson Center has a municipally owned electric system.

Fort Loramie, population 1,478, is located in Shelby County, about 42.1 miles from Dayton and 66.9 miles from Fort Wayne, Indiana. They are home to the annual Country Concert, plus beautiful lakes perfect for fishing, camping and swimming.

Russia, located in Shelby County, is a small village, and yet is still the home of several manufacturing corporations. Conveniently located near Sidney.