Sunbury

Sunbury is a town located in Delaware County, Ohio, United States. It is situated in the central part of the state, approximately 20 miles north of Columbus. The town is part of the Columbus metropolitan area.

Historically, Sunbury was established in 1816 and named after Sunbury, Pennsylvania. It grew as a small agricultural community, benefiting from its fertile surroundings. Over time, its proximity to the growing city of Columbus led to an increase in population and development.

The town's economy is diverse, with a mix of retail, service, and light industrial businesses. Many residents also commute to jobs in the greater Columbus area. Sunbury maintains a relatively small-town feel while experiencing growth.

Sunbury is served by the Big Walnut Local School District. The town offers various parks and recreational facilities, including Big Walnut Park, which provides opportunities for outdoor activities. Local events and community gatherings contribute to the town's social fabric. The Olentangy River runs near Sunbury, influencing the local landscape. The town's infrastructure includes local roads and access to state highways, facilitating transportation.