Hartwell
Get To Know Hartwell
Hartwell is a neighborhood located ten miles north of downtown Cincinnati. Known as the “Northern Gate” of Cincinnati, it was incorporated as at village in 1876. The Hartwell Circle is home to a Presbyterian and Methodist church and is also the location of the community event, “Light Up Hartwell” during the Holidays. With 4,640 residents, Hartwell is the 26th largest neighborhood in the City.
A Mark and a Map
Inspired by existing illustrations, this emblem represents the distinct Parkway Avenue circle just west of I-75.
Northern Gate
Two bold lines of I-75 and Cross County Highway identify Hartwell as a Gateway Community; Hartwell is Cincinnati’s northernmost neighborhood.
Hartwell’s colors are Maroon, Emerald & Ivory
Maroon for the diverse community.
Emerald for the tree-lined streets in the Mill Creek Valley.
Ivory for transportation and the Hamilton & Dayton Railroad station.
Hartwell is…
a northern (really THE northern) Cincinnati neighborhood that is home to 4,640 residents as well as the Friends of the Cincinnati Hamilton County Public Library Book Store.