Elk Lick, Ohio

Elk Lick is an extinct town in Clermont County, in the U.S. state of Ohio. The GNIS classifies it as a populated place.^[1]

History

Elk Lick was named for a mineral lick of the same name.^[2]

References

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Municipalities and communities of Clermont County, Ohio, United States

County seat: Batavia

Cities

• Loveland‡
• Milford‡

Villages

• Batavia
• Bethel
• Chilo
• Felicity
• Moscow
• Neville
• New Richmond
• Owensville
• Williamsburg

Townships

• Batavia
• Franklin
• Goshen
• Jackson
• Miami
• Monroe
• Ohio
• Pierce
• Stonelick
• Tate
• Union
• Washington
• Wayne
• Williamsburg

CDPs

• Amelia
• Day Heights
• Goshen
• Marathon
• Miamiville
• Mount Carmel
• Mount Repose
• Mulberry
• Summerside
• Withamsville

Unincorporated
communities

• Afton
• Bantam
• Belfast
• Blairsville
• Blowville
• Branch Hill
• Braziers
• Cedron
• Clermontville
• Clover
• Concord
• Edenton
• Elk Lick
• Grailville
• Hamlet
• Hennings Mill
• Hills
• Laurel
• Lerado
• Lindale
• Locust Corner
• Maple
• Milford Hills
• Modest
• Monterey
• Moores Fork
• Mount Carmel Heights
• Mount Forest Trails
• Mount Holly
• Mount Olive
• Mount Pisgah
• New Palestine
• Newtonsville
• Ninemile
• Nineveh
• Nicholsville
• Olive Branch
• Perintown
• Point Isabel
• Point Pleasant
• Pringle Corner
• Round Bottom
• Rural
• Saltair
• Shiloh
• Simpkinsville
• Springvale
• Stonelick
• Tobasco
• Utopia
• Wards Corner
• Wiggonsville
• Williams Corner
• Willowville
• Woodville

Footnotes

‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties

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39°01′36″N 84°07′47″W / 39.02667°N 84.12972°W / 39.02667; -84.12972

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