enon Ohio —
a town near springfield Ohio

The village of Enon Ohio, whose name spells "none" backwards, is centrally located between Dayton and Springfield, Ohio. 

Enon OH is home to the second largest conical Adena mound in Ohio, sometimes referred to as the Knob Prairie Mound. This earthwork is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is 574 feet in circumference and 40 feet high. The base covers more than one acre.

The Adena culture occupied this region from about 1200 B.C. to as late as 800 A.D.

Enon is the Clark County's largest village in size and population and is linear — about two miles long and only a half-mile wide.  The eastern edge borders farm fields, on the west are subdivisions.

Why People Choose to Live in Enon Ohio

People choose to live in Enon Ohio because of its close proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, and Springfield.   About half of Enon's residents work in Dayton and Wright-Patt AFB and half in Springfield.

Parks and greenery dot the village.  Settlers Park, the centerpiece of the village, has a gazebo that is sometimes used for wedding ceremonies.  Enon Park has a skateboard ramp for teens as well as playground equipment and soccer fields.

Map of Enon, OH

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