North Lima, OH

North Lima is a quiet, small-town community in Beaver Township, sitting just south of Boardman and about fifteen minutes from Youngstown. Daily activity mostly revolves around the intersection of Routes 7, 164, and 165, where local diners, small businesses, and churches line the roads. Families are frequently drawn here for the well-regarded South Range school district and the spacious lots that give residents plenty of room to spread out while keeping regional shopping and dining within an easy drive.

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Outdoor recreation is anchored by Beaver Township's well-kept park system. Woodworth Park is a favorite weekend spot with a one-mile paved walking trail, pickleball and tennis courts, and a community stage that hosts seasonal events. Nearby, Memorial Park offers a catch-and-release fishing pond and playgrounds for kids, while the local Nature Preserve provides 80 acres of wooded paths for hiking. It all adds up to a relaxed, close-knit setting where green space and everyday convenience come together nicely.