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Paddock and I-75?

BINGO.  Your turn...

 

  I-71 and Norwood Lateral

There is a third component to the complex there. 

Please identify it as well.

 

(I don't mean to be a hard-ass, I just think giving more specific answers might save this thread (or I could be wrong).

Basicly that last link is where the new Center of Cincinnati is(middle bottom).

Without Eigth and State's hint I don't know that I could have gotten it.  Once I zoomed in I can make that cluster out real well.  Are you looking for Ridge Ave and the Center of Cincinnati built by Vandercar?

I like how Google let's you use the arrow keys to scan all of greater Cincinnati. I was comparing the location to where the Ohio River is. It makes for a nice fly-by.

Without Eigth and State's hint I don't know that I could have gotten it. Once I zoomed in I can make that cluster out real well. Are you looking for Ridge Ave and the Center of Cincinnati built by Vandercar?

 

Yeah.

Now can someone put the two answers in a single post....if someone wants to choose the next map for us to guess at.

 

  Jungle Jim's

 

Jungle Jim's

 

Well done, your turn.

Lower Price Hill?

C'mon, Eighth and State!  Can't you try harder?  ;)

 

    Moonloop, you are correct, but Grasscat got the words I was looking for.

 

    Your turn, Grasscat.

 

   

   

this is a fun game! too bad the only one i've been able to identify is jungle jim's :lol:

 

c'mon grasscat, get the next one going!

Green hills?

 

Yes.  That was too easy, I think. 

 

Your turn.

^ I cheated.  And I was wrong!  So I'll remove myself from this one.

 

This one gets a high difficulty level, definitely.

looks like Hidden Valley Lake in Indiana.

atlas you got it..lol Not many people know about that place. it's amazing to see the lake from on top of the hills and homes.

Yea, it is a cool view.  That neighborhood has some nice homes in there.  Also, I am from Harrison and this place is practically right next door, so I know a bunch of people my age that live there that went to our rival school, East Central.  Also, I have been to the Willy's there a few times recently.  Anyway, looks like its my turn so here we go.  I hope this isn't too easy or too difficult, I really have no clue!

 

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=cincinnati&ll=39.254022,-84.739265&spn=0.021930,0.031586&t=k&hl=en

 

POSTED BY montecarloss: Atlas, I modified your posts to clean up the multiple errors.  It should be right now.

 

    Miami Whitewater Park

OK, so I guess that was too easy.  I was sticking with the west side theme with that one.  Your turn,8th and state, and thanks montecarloss

I know  where it is.....i'll let someone else guess.

Mariemont?

Was I right?  I believe I was but didn't want to continue until the map poster confirmed.

It looks like it to me with the littleMmiami river just below it.

 

    Yes, it is Mariemont. The street pattern is unmistakable, although some of it is obscured by trees in the satellite view.

 

  Your turn, Montecarlos.

 

    Four Seasons Marina

I actually killed an yellow jackets nest inside one of the boats there. It made under one of the seats.

 

Four Seasons Marina

 

Yep, you win again....

 

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Your turn...

Ok this is a hard one.. I have no clue where it is.

That has to be Spring Grove Cemetery.  I'd recognize the lakes and the curvilinear roads anywhere.

 

    Spring Grove Cemetary it is.

 

    Spring Grove was Cincinnati's first park-like open space, run by a nonprofit corporation but open to the public with limited restrictions. Adolph Strauch was hired at Spring Grove's landscape gardener in 1854. By 1875 he had expanded the grounds to 594 acres, including large areas of woodland preserve. He transformed swampy areas around the original cemetary core into five acres of spring-fed picturesque lakes. Frederick Law Olmstead proclaimed Spring Grove the best cemetary in the United States from a landscape gardening point of view.  Source: Queen City Heritage, Volume I, Spring 1993.

 

    Your turn, grasscat.

Wow I was stumped and I tryed real hard not to cheat so I was clueless. 

 

Isn't it called Spring Grove Cemetary and Arboretum?

 

 

  Thomas More College

Nice job, I see I am no match for the natives on some of these.  I didn't have a clue although I have been by Thomas More College.

Duuude....let other people play!!!

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