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Evendale is an incorporated village in Hamilton County, Ohio, within the Cincinnati metropolitan area, and its name is pronounced EE-ven-dayl.

The village of Evendale incorporated in 1952, taking its name into the identity of the huge aircraft engine plant that had arrived four years earlier.

Evendale is the world headquarters of GE Aerospace, the aircraft engine company that is the legal successor to the original General Electric Company after GE's breakup was completed in 2024.

GE's aviation division moved into Evendale in 1948, taking over the massive Wright Aeronautical piston-engine factory complex built during World War II on about 320 acres.

Evendale became the home of the J47, which became America's most-produced jet engine and powered most front-line U.S. military jets by the mid-1950s, including the F-86 Sabre and the B-47 Stratojet.

The Evendale plant performs final assembly for the CFM56 — the best-selling jet engine in history, built by the CFM International joint venture — as well as the CF6 wide-body engine.

The population of Evendale was 2,669 at the 2020 census, down from a peak of 3,175 in 1990.

Evendale covers 4.74 square miles, and the 2020 census counted 1,073 housing units in the village.

Despite its small residential population, Evendale is a major employment center, and recent Census-based estimates put its median household income at roughly $149,000.