Cincinnati

Cincinnati offers historic homes, majestic tree lined streets, and the old world charm of town squares. Its close proximity to Universities, Museums, Parks and other cultural, recreational and entertainment alternatives make this a vibrant heart to the metropolitan area. Combining a sophisticated lifestyle, with strong neighborhoods and easy access, visitors have described these communities as "European" and "ten minutes from everything."

As "restoration fever" spreads to communities convenient to the downtown area, Mt. Auburn is becoming increasingly popular.

Much attention is being paid to this neighborhood distinguished by steep hills, winding streets, attractive home values and splendid views.

Enterprising people can find a variety of old frame and brick houses. Some are large Victorians with high ceilings and carved wood moldings; others are modest dwellings that offer tremendous design potential.

Mt. Auburn is in the process of a heightened community spirit. The combined efforts of the residents, the clergy, business people and neighborhood organizations make living here a delightful experience.

Transportation

Queen City Metro buses serve the area on a regular schedule. Mt. Auburn provides easy access to interstates 71 and 75. Driving time to downtown is approximately 5 minutes.

Churches

All major faiths are represented in or around the neighborhood.

Hospitals

Christ Hospital is located in Mt. Auburn. Bethesda Base Hospital, Deaconess Hospital, University Hospital, Jewish Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital mare nearby.

Schools

Mt. Auburn is in the Cincinnati Public School district. Students are assigned to neighborhood schools according to their street address. The elementary neighborhood school in this area is Taft (K-6). Students attend Hughes Magnet High School (9-12).

Students may also apply to attend any Magnet Program (grades K-12), programs that offer a special interest area or teaching technique, which are located throughout the entire school district. The alternative program in the Mt. Auburn area is Schiel Primary School for Arts Enrichment (K-3).

Enrollment in Walnut Hills High School (7-12) is available for students who qualify academically. Special programs such as vocational training or special education are available throughout the district.

Parochial schools include Corryville Catholic for grades 1 thru 8. High school students grades 9 thru 12 attend Roger Bacon.

Shopping

Two local shopping areas, University Plaza Shopping Center and University Village near Mt. Auburn, offer a variety of shops. Neighborhood shopping offers restaurants, banks, shoe stores, grocery stores, and drugstores just to name a few. Downtown shopping is only minutes away.

Recreation

Mt. Auburn has its own Community Center, Auburn House, which has a variety of recreational facilities. There is also Auburn House Community Health Center in the area. Local parks include Dyer Park, Inwood Park, Jackson Hill Park and Johnson Park. Local clubs and organizations include Metropolitan Affairs Association, Mt. Auburn Community Council, Youth Council, Prospect Hill Association and others.

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City Profile

Population (year 2000): 331,285
Males: 156,367 (47.2%), Females: 174,918 (52.8%)

Elevation: 683 feet

County: Hamilton

Land area: 78.0 square miles

Zip codes: 45201..45255, 45262..45264, 45267..45271, 45273..45275, 45277, 45296, 45298, 45299, 45258, 45999, 45944.

Median resident age: 32.1 years
Median household income: $29,493 (year 2000)
Median house value: $93,000 (year 2000)

High School Diploma or Higher: 76.7%
Bachelor's Degree or Higher: 26.6%
Graduate or Professional Degree: 10.3%

Races in Cincinnati:

White Non-Hispanic (53.0%)

Black (43.0%)

Hispanic (0.1%)

Two or more races (0.2%)

Asian Indian (0.2%)

Other (3.5%)

(Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races)

Ancestries: German (19.8%), Irish (10.4%), English (5.4%), United States (4.8%), Italian (3.3%), Subsaharan African (2.2%).

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Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 USA
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