Cincinnati Barge and Reflection Wood Print

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Cincinnati is also known as the Queen City. The downtown,cityscape and over all skyline is best seen from across the Ohio River in Covington Kentucky which can be reached over the John A. Roebling bridge. Cinci as it is also referred to, is home to a Major League baseball team called the Reds who play at Great American Ballpark which is located right on the riverfront. The stadium is named after Great American Insurance Group whose building is the tallest in Cincinnati!

Also located on the riverfront is Paul Brown Stadium which is home to the National Football League Bengals. Cincinnati is the Third largest city in the buckeye state.

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