List of Cincinnati neighborhood associations
- List of Cincinnati neighborhood associations
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The City of Cincinnati is made up of over 50 communities, each with a respective Community Council.
The list of communities with links to their community councils follows:
- Avondale Community Council
- Bond Hill Community Council
- California Community Council
- Camp Washington Community Council
- Carthage Community Council
- Clifton Town Meeting
- CUF University Heights/Fairview
- College Hill Forum
- Columbia Tusculum Community Council
- Corryville Community Council
- Downtown Residents Council
- East End Area Council
- East Price Hill Improvement Association
- East Walnut Hills Assembly
- East Westwood Improvement Association
- English Woods Civic Association
- Evanston Community Council
- Fay Community Council
- Hartwell Improvement Association
- The Heights Community Council
- Hyde Park Neighborhood Council
- Kennedy Heights Community Council
- Linwood Community Council
- Lower Price Hill Community Council
- Madisonville Community Council
- Millvale Residents & Community Council
- Mt. Adams Civic Association
- Mt. Airy Town Council
- Mt. Auburn Community Council
- Mt. Lookout Civic Association
- Mt. Washington Community Council
- North Avondale Community Council
- North Fairmount Community Council
- Northside Community Council
- Oakley Community Council
- Over-the-Rhine Community Council
- Paddock Hills Assembly
- Pendleton Community Council
- Pleasant Ridge Community Council
- Price Hill Civic Club
- Riverside Civic & Welfare Club
- Roselawn Community Council
- Sayler Park Village Council
- Sedamsville Civic Association
- South Cumminsville Community Council
- South Fairmount Community Council
- Walnut Hills Area Council
- West End Community Council
- Westwood Civic Association
- Winton Place Community Council
See also
Resources
- City of Cincinnati Community Council Contact Information: [1]
- City of Cincinnati: [2]
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