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| Largest waterpark and amusement park in Cincinnati limits, known for owning the world's largest recirculating pool | |
| Largest Public University in Cincinnati, nicknamed the Bearcats. | |
| Museum along the River that teaches the abolishment of slavery in the United States. | |
| Largest Private University in Cincinnati, nicknamed the Musketeers | |
| Largest amusement park in GREATER Cincinnati, famous for owning the world's longest wooden roller coaster. | |
| Tallest building in Cincinnati, known for its tiara | |
| Home of the Bengals, named after team's founder, made in 2000. | |
| Located at 650 Walnut Street, this theatre is home to various plays, ballets,and musicals. | |
| 2nd tallest building in Cincinnati, at 574 feet tall. | |
| Not located in Cincinnati, but in Northern Kentucky. Largest aquarium in Greater Cincinnati Area. | |
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| Home of the Cyclones, this place also hosts multiple ice shows. | |
| Largest river in Cincinnati, conveniently located right next to the city. | |
| Now named the Cincinnati Museum Center, this building was formerly used as a train station. | |
| Oldest bridge in Cincinnati, connects Cincinnati to Covington | |
| Largest Casino in Cincinnati, hosts many concerts outside as well. | |
| Currently under construction, this place plans to become a 'racino' (horse races and slot machines) | |
| Home of the Reds, along the River, opened in 2003. | |
| Largest zoo in Cincinnati, home of the oldest zoo building in the US, the Reptile House. | |
| Found at the intersections of 5th and Vine, as well as 5th and Walnut. | |
| Home of the Bearcats football team, seats 35,097 people. | |
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