Montgomery County, Ohio Cities (2024)

Note: As defined by the US Census Bureau, a city's official boundaries often extend miles beyond the city itself and may even cross county lines. As such, several thousand US cities officially exist in two or more counties (and therefore appear on multiple counties' lists of cities.)

City
Rank
2024 Pop.
2020 Pop.
Change
Density (/mi²)
Area (mi²)
Type
Kettering156,55857,829-0.56%3,02218.7City
Centerville226,25924,2371.96%2,39311.0City
Riverside324,29624,472-0.18%2,4989.7City
Miamisburg419,78119,913-0.17%1,61412.3City
Vandalia514,85215,194-0.58%1,20312.3City
Clayton613,19413,304-0.21%71318.5City
Englewood713,17413,473-0.57%2,0086.6City
West Carrollton812,79713,105-0.6%1,9916.4City
Moraine96,6356,4380.74%7159.3City
Brookville105,8935,991-0.42%1,5023.9City
Carlisle115,8155,5131.31%1,6343.6Village
Germantown125,8105,8050.02%1,3764.2City
Fort McKinley134,9422,9257.69%3,7021.3CDP
Hunter144,6713,9184.08%2,1602.2CDP
New Lebanon153,7783,802-0.16%1,8472.0Village
Five Points161,6231,600-0.92%7882.1CDP
Drexel171,2462,320-4.59%5712.2CDP
Farmersville18971978-0.21%1,3580.7Village
Phillipsburg19492500-0.4%1,8500.3Village

Note: City markers shown outside the county boundary mean that a part of the city extends into this county, but is primarily located in an adjacent county.

What is the largest city in Montgomery County, Ohio?

Kettering is the largest city in Montgomery County.

What is the smallest city in Montgomery County, Ohio?

Phillipsburg is the smallest city in Montgomery County.

How many cities are in Montgomery County?

There are 19 cities in Montgomery County, Ohio.

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