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  1. T.J. Maxx - 1384 Rombach Avenue

    1384 Rombach Avenue, Wilmington OH 45177

    4.3 Superb 130 reviews

    “Got two beautiful perfumes here and a cavs NBA jersey. Great fit and a variation of options. I would recommend here if you are any were around Jefferson or enroute Cincinnati”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 1627 Rombach Ave

    1627 Rombach Ave, Wilmington OH 45177

    3.9 Good 56 reviews

    “They have the best selection of high end dog food of anywhere including the fancy pet stores and the best price on high end dog food. Along with all the livestock feed and hay, gardening supplies, heaters, hardware, maintenance items for everything from a semi truck to a weed eater, fence, paint, plumbing, electric, gun safes batteries for all vehicles, tires for lawn and garden as well as trailer tires, tools, hunting gear, long term food storage, knives and ammunition”

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  3. Walmart Bakery - 2825 Progress Way

    2825 Progress Way, Wilmington OH 45177

    3.4 Good 23 reviews

    “I used to love shopping at Walmart for clothes. now they just are characters on every shirt or they're crop tops. other than that I like everything else....”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 2825 Progress Way

    2825 Progress Way, Wilmington OH 45177

    3.4 Good 231 reviews

    “Your basic run of the mill Walmart. I will say we like this location due to the blue carts that hold multiple kiddos as well as this location has the Caroline carts available as well as the small baby carts. Only reason I gave 1 less star is for the Walmart app does not match the store I've found multiple times. That has gone for price, location of items, and availability of items.”

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