Lucas County, Ohio

Maumee

A city on the Maumee River about 10 miles southwest of Toledo, named an All-America City in 2006 and home to one of the largest business centers in Northwest Ohio.

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13,896Population

6,145Households

71.8%Homeownership Rate

41.0 yrsMedian Age

Overview

Living in Maumee

A town plat was laid out at the Foot of the Rapids of the Maumee River in 1817, and Maumee residents applied for a municipal charter and elected their first mayor and council on March 26, 1838. The city served as the Lucas County seat from 1840 until 1854. Today Maumee is one of the largest business centers in Northwest Ohio — Arrowhead Business Park and the city's historic business community together account for more than 30,000 jobs — and it was declared an All-America City by the National Civic League in June 2006.

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At a Glance

CountyLucas

Incorporated1838

Distance to Toledo~10 miles

ZIP Code43537

Land Area10.05 sq mi

What Makes It Special

Why Buyers Choose Maumee

Fallen Timbers Battlefield & Fort Miamis

A National Historic Site along the Maumee River, jointly managed by the National Park Service, Metroparks Toledo, and the Ohio History Connection — marking the decisive 1794 battle that opened the Northwest Territory to American settlement.

Uptown Maumee Historic District

Maumee's historic downtown along Conant Street, lined with 19th-century buildings now home to locally owned shops and restaurants and the hub for community events.

Arrowhead Business Park

Together with Maumee's historic business community, Arrowhead Business Park helps make the city one of the largest business centers in Northwest Ohio, with more than 30,000 jobs.

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Maumee City School District

Maumee Schools

Public

Maumee High School1147 Saco St.
Maumee Middle School900 Gibbs St.
Maumee Intermediate School1147 Seventh St.
Fairfield Elementary School1313 Eastfield Dr.
Fort Miami Elementary School2501 River Rd.

Private & Parochial

St. Joseph Catholic School112 W Broadway St. · PK–8

School assignment is based on home address, not neighborhood name, and can change. Contact Maumee City Schools directly to confirm which schools serve a specific property.

Frequently Asked

Maumee FAQ

What is Maumee known for?

Maumee is known for the Fallen Timbers Battlefield & Fort Miamis National Historic Site along the Maumee River, its historic Uptown business district on Conant Street, and Arrowhead Business Park, which helps make it one of the largest business centers in Northwest Ohio. Maumee was declared an All-America City by the National Civic League in June 2006.

How far is Maumee from Toledo?

Maumee sits about 10 miles southwest of Toledo along the Maumee River and is part of the Toledo metropolitan area.

What school district serves Maumee?

Maumee City Schools serves the city, with Maumee High School, Maumee Middle School, Maumee Intermediate School, and two elementary schools — Fairfield and Fort Miami. St. Joseph Catholic School offers a private, PK–8 parochial option.

When was Maumee founded?

A town plat was laid out at the Foot of the Rapids of the Maumee River in 1817. Residents applied for a municipal charter, and Maumee elected its first mayor and council on March 26, 1838. The city served as the Lucas County seat from 1840 to 1854.

What is the population of Maumee?

Maumee had a population of 13,896 at the 2020 Census.

Do most Maumee residents own their homes?

Yes — Maumee's homeownership rate is about 71.8%, notably higher than the national average.

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