North Lima, OH

North Lima is a Mahoning County CDP of 1,369 residents in the 2020 census, centered where State Routes 7, 164, and 165 meet in Beaver Township. It is an unincorporated crossroads in the Youngstown-Warren metro, with the local map spread across roads, South Range schools, township services, churches, and outdoor spaces. The settlement was laid out around 1826, and its role today is still tied to the roads that connect the surrounding communities. Route-side businesses and churches fill out the local map.

Beaver Township’s parks give North Lima several concrete places to gather. Memorial Park has a catch-and-release fishing pond, playground, grill, and pavilion; the Nature Preserve adds 80 acres of woods, trails, and picnic space; Woodworth Park brings a one-mile walking loop, pickleball and tennis, baseball, basketball, a stage, and a playground. Township senior programs and seasonal events use these spaces. The local scoop is a crossroads community whose shared places are spread across the three state routes and township parks.