Strongsville

Strongsville is a city in Cuyahoga County that spreads across residential neighborhoods and business zones with the East Branch of the Rocky River running through it. The community blends suburban development with natural waterways that shape its character.

The community was established in 1818 and named after John Stoughton Strong, an early settler in the area. It evolved from a farming settlement to an incorporated city, formally achieving city status in 1960.

The Pomeroy House from 1847 was a vital refuge for people seeking freedom, reflecting the community's role in the struggle for emancipation. Walking through the area, you encounter remnants of this history woven into the local landscape.

Interstate 71 and the Ohio Turnpike provide direct connections to Cleveland to the north and regional destinations beyond. This location makes it easy to travel for day trips throughout the broader area.

The Mill Stream Run Reservation creates extensive natural spaces within the city with forests and green areas. This conservation area offers outdoor recreation and trails throughout the developed community.

Location: Cuyahoga County

Inception: 1818

Elevation above the sea: 284 m

Shares border with: Berea

Website: http://strongsville.org

GPS coordinates: 41.31278,-81.83194

Latest update: December 20, 2025 03:09