Actually, I've driven through the area a handful of times in my life, but other than having breakfast at The Pine Tree Barn, I've never spent any time there. I've never set foot in Triway High School.
I thought Paul Bunyan carved out the Great Lakes when he dragged his giant axe along the ground. That portion of the purple line running through Ohio is the Ohio Divide. My bucket list will include visits to Triple Divide Peak and Snow Dome to "hock a loogie."Aaaaaahhhhh, well THAT splains the Great Lakes.
Some years back a local business here in Marion, Ohio had the schedules for Marion county teams, along with big ten schools and NFL printed in a little pocket sized booklet. Sure enough, there was Marion Local right after Marion Harding..
Marion local also changed their mascot at the time to the Flyers from the Blue Jays...good thing or there would have been two "St John Blue Jays" in the same conference a few years later...imagine that confusion.
The village of Ft. Shawnee dropped it's status as a village around 5-6 years ago. Now it's all just Shawnee Township, but it always was Lima addresses for rural route delivery. This the Lima address.
Wrong every river in the Lake Erie Watershed flows North. Every river in the Ohio River Watershed flows South. So in my area the Ottawa and Blanchard flow north into the Auglaize which flows North into the Maumee(In Defiance), and the Maumee flows north into Lake Erie.
Covedale is recognized as a neighborhood. It's on the signs when you enter Green Twp. Along with Bridgetown, Mack, Dent, Monfort Heights and White Oak.
Covedale is NOT one of 52 neighborhoods in the city of Cincinnati limits. https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/planning/maps-and-data/census-demographics/
I got ya. I initially thought you meant the neighborhood itself didn't exist. It's not a neighborhood in the city limits, just in Green Twp.
It's not in green township either. It literally does not exist.
And Covedale is none of those.
Having a Manchester HS in Manchester, OH, and a Manchester HS in Akron/New Franklin, OH, can definitely be confusing! Hence why "(Akron) Manchester," "(Canal Fulton" Northwest," and "(West Salem) Northwestern." But there is only one Triway, so why "(Wooster) Triway?" Haha!
No chance. This kid knows his stuff. It's totally fictional. Green Twp officials apparently just put it on the signs for the heck of it. All 6 neighborhoods in Green Twp do not exist. Nothing exists as you know it. ?
They all used to be places but they have all since been annexed. Most of Covedale was annexed by the city of Cincinnati and the other smaller part by Green Township. Most of what people still consider Covedale is in West Price Hill. There is a group of citizens trying to get the city of Cincinnati to officially recognize Covedale as their 53rd neighborhood.
You are correct, I should have been more clear. When Cincy annexed much of Covedale, the village ceased to exist. The remaining portions not annexed by Cincy were essentially "absorbed" by Green Township and an extremely small fraction by Delhi Township.