Cleveland, officially named the City of Greater Cleveland, is the largest city in Ohio, and the county seat of Cleveland County. It's located in the northern part of Lake Erie, about 60 miles east of the state line and on the eastern shore of Lake Huron. The city has a population of over two million, making it the most populous city in Ohio.
Cleveland was named after the French-Canadian city of Montreal. The name was chosen because the area around Cleveland is very well connected with other major cities in the US, such as Chicago, New York, Columbus and Pittsburgh. The city is served by several air and rail routes to other cities throughout the world. The region also boasts an impressive array of attractions, including but not limited to: -The KFC Yum Center is the home to Kentucky Derby Day. Thousands of people come from all around to participate in the event. They line the streets in cars and buses, as well as camping out along the bank of the street, just off the highway. -Cleveland's Indians play their home games at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians. This baseball stadium was the home to the Cleveland Indians until it was destroyed by Hurricane Hazel in 1954. Today, it stands as a museum to the baseball teams past but also serves as an important place for events related to the Indians. -The beautiful architecture of Cleveland makes it a popular tourist destination. Many of its historic buildings can be seen in films, TV shows, museums and on tours throughout the country. For instance, the stately limestone buildings of Cleveland's downtown can be viewed from The Cuyahoga RiverWalk or the Cleveland Zoo. The beautiful Horseshoe Bend House, a century-old historic mansion, can be viewed on the shore of Lake Erie from the Horseshoe Bend House Walkway. -The Cleveland Zoo houses a number of exotic animals, including lemurs and penguins. The zoo also hosts a number of public exhibits, such as the African Safari, a huge indoor zoo that showcases four species of exotic animals native to Africa. -The Cleveland is also home to a variety of wildlife, including coyotes, foxes, raccoons and bears. -The Cleveland Zoo is home to a number of exotic birds. -The Cleveland has been the home to more than one species of bear, namely the Black Bear. -A large portion of Cleveland's history can be found in the Cleveland Public Library. The library is home to many historic documents, such as the deeds of early settlers and letters written by prominent citizens. -Many people who live in Cleveland commute to work in public transportation like the C-TRAN system, which serves the central area. Cleveland's Brown Line subway also runs through the city, serving a number of areas. -Cleveland also has a number of shopping options. A number of independent retail shops, including several large department stores, offer unique items. -One of the largest shopping districts in Cleveland is the Tremont. Tremont is also home to the Museum District, which hosts a number of prominent art galleries. -The Cleveland is also home to the world-famous Cleveland Indians baseball team. They have won over a dozen World Series championships, but are not without their critics. -The Cleveland is also a popular tourist destination for people visiting Europe. Its close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean means that visitors can easily reach other European cities. -Cleveland is also a major center for arts and culture. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland State University, the Cleveland Institute of Art and the Cleveland Institute of Music all provide great opportunities for entertainment and learning. -The Cleveland is also home to a number of popular sports teams. Cleveland Browns, Cavaliers and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame are just a few of the sports teams that call the city home. There are also many cultural events that take place in Cleveland. These include festivals held at the Cleveland Botanical Garden and the Cleveland Art Museum.
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AuthorHello, my name is Uriah Gould. I am half Spanish half Indian. I moved here when I was 5. Cleveland, for me, will always be deeply connected to basketball. We were the chosen ones! #LBJ23 ArchivesCategories |