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{{Short description|Hill in Oklahoma, US}}
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'''Cincinnati Hill''' is part of the [[Osage Hills]] in [[Tulsa]], Oklahoma, USA ({{coord|36.257217|-95.992963}}). It is named for Cincinnati Ave (also known as North 4th West Avenue) that runs north and south through the hill.


Cincinnati Hill contains several [[Strava]] segments,<ref>[http://www.strava.com/segments/615944 Cincinnati Hill] Strava, retrieved 21 November 2013.</ref>{{failed verification|reason=source only shows one segment, not several|date=August 2022}} most of which are [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|categorized as a Category 4 climb]].
'''Cincinnati Hill''' is part of the [[Osage Hills]] in [[Tulsa]], Oklahoma, USA (36.257217,-95.992963). It is named for Cincinnati Ave (also known as North 4th West Avenue) that runs north and south through the hill.


== Streetcars ==
Cincinnati Hill contains several [http://www.strava.com/segments/615944 Strava segments], most of which are [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|categorized as a Category 4 climb]].
Up until 1913, [[streetcar]]s were operated on Cincinnati Hill by the [[Tulsa Street Railway Company]]. The City of Tulsa decided that it was too dangerous a location to operate streetcars with the machinery the company was using at the time. The section on Cincinnati Avenue between Second and Third Streets has a slope of 6.33. In wet conditions the cars frequently slid down the hill. A sharp bend at Second Street made this particularly dangerous. A case was brought to the Corporation Commission of the State of Oklahoma by local citizens demanding that the City of Tulsa reinstate the service. This was denied.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/annualreportsco00commgoog/page/346/mode/2up "Order No. 742"], ''Seventh Annual report of the Corporation Commission of the State of Oklahoma'' for the year ending 30 June 1914, Oklahoma City, 1914.</ref>

==References==
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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhMiaCQ_NaU A 3D video file of Cincinnati Hill (links to YouTube)]


[[Category:Geography of Tulsa, Oklahoma]]
[[Category:Geography of Tulsa, Oklahoma]]


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Latest revision as of 23:49, 17 July 2023

Cincinnati Hill is part of the Osage Hills in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA (36°15′26″N 95°59′35″W / 36.257217°N 95.992963°W / 36.257217; -95.992963). It is named for Cincinnati Ave (also known as North 4th West Avenue) that runs north and south through the hill.

Cincinnati Hill contains several Strava segments,[1][failed verification] most of which are categorized as a Category 4 climb.

Streetcars

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Up until 1913, streetcars were operated on Cincinnati Hill by the Tulsa Street Railway Company. The City of Tulsa decided that it was too dangerous a location to operate streetcars with the machinery the company was using at the time. The section on Cincinnati Avenue between Second and Third Streets has a slope of 6.33. In wet conditions the cars frequently slid down the hill. A sharp bend at Second Street made this particularly dangerous. A case was brought to the Corporation Commission of the State of Oklahoma by local citizens demanding that the City of Tulsa reinstate the service. This was denied.[2]

References

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  1. ^ Cincinnati Hill Strava, retrieved 21 November 2013.
  2. ^ "Order No. 742", Seventh Annual report of the Corporation Commission of the State of Oklahoma for the year ending 30 June 1914, Oklahoma City, 1914.