Twinsburg

Twinsburg is a suburban city in Summit County, Ohio, located between Akron and Cleveland. The area combines residential neighborhoods with parks and green spaces distributed throughout its territory.

Settlement began in 1817 when early residents started establishing permanent homes in this part of Ohio. The founding and naming of the place connect to the important role of twin brothers in the local story.

The city takes its name from twin brothers who played a key role in its early founding and growth. This connection shapes how the place sees itself and attracts people interested in twins and family bonds.

The city has a typical suburban layout with schools, shopping centers, and residential areas that are accessible by foot or car. Its location makes it convenient as a base for day trips to larger attractions in Cleveland and Akron.

Since 1976, the city hosts the world's largest annual gathering of twins, drawing thousands of pairs from different countries. This event has made the place known around the world and remains a defining feature of its reputation.

Location: Summit County

Inception: 1819

Elevation above the sea: 305 m

Website: http://mytwinsburg.com

GPS coordinates: 41.32417,-81.45278

Latest update: December 20, 2025 13:36