Bad Zwischenahn, Germany (pronounced Bahd-Zvish-en-on)

Sister Cities were developed by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1956 to establish greater friends and understanding through direct personal contact between the peoples of the United States and other nations. The Centerville Sister City Committee was established in 1973 to promote good relations with people in foreign countries. The committee sponsored cultural exchange visits between the City of Centerville and our sister city in Germany. The program helps build international friendships and cultural understanding. The standing formal committee has evolved into an as-needed ad-hoc committee. 

Bad Zwischenahn is located in the northeastern part of country, close to Hamburg, Germany. This city is in an industrial area and is among the richest nursery producers in the world.