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Forest, Ohio, in Hardin county, is 59 miles S of Toledo, Ohio. There are 1,488 residents in the village.
In Forest, about 59% of adults are married. If you love being around young kids, you'll appreciate Forest.
In 2000, Forest had a median family income of $38,631.
As of 2000, the share of housing units in Forest that were owner-occupied was 80%. Cheap apartment rents is one thing the village has going for it. Compared to most villages in the state, Forest has reasonable real estate taxes.
In Forest, 93% of commuters drive to work.
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