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Walnut Hills

Annexed in 1869


General Walnut Hills Info

Walnut Hills is a neighborhood located just two miles north of downtown Cincinnati. It is home to the beautiful Eden Park as well as the historic Harriet Beecher Stowe House. Peeble’s Corner in the Walnut Hills business district was considered Cincinnati’s second downtown due to the amount of businesses and shops in the area. With 6,495 residents, Walnut Hills is the 18th largest neighborhood in the City.

 

Upward Momentum

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Half of the tree illustration made to represent the carved green man face in Green Man Park.

Council Colors

Blue, Gold and Green colors taken from the Walnut Hills Community Council’s existing identity.

Green Space

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Lush green leaves complete the tree illustration to symbolize green outdoor spaces like Eden Park.


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Walnut Hills’ Colors are Blue, Gold, and Green

Blue for the commitment to local, sustainable businesses.

Gold for the neighborhood council and all of its committees.

Green for the abundant, local green space.


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Walnut Hills is…

a central Cincinnati neighborhood that is home to 6,495 residents as well as Eden Park and Peeble’s Corner.


Open Source Assets

All assets created by CincyFlags are free and open source; anyone is permitted to use these designs however they like. Download Walnut Hills’ flag as either a PDF or EPS.