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Camp Washington

Annexed in 1869


Get To Know Camp Washington

Camp Washington is a neighborhood located just three miles north of downtown Cincinnati, sandwiched between the Mill Creek and I-75. During the Mexican-American War Camp Washington was an actual military training camp and sent over 5,000 troops off to war. With 1,343 residents, Camp Washington is the 41st largest neighborhood in the City.

 

Center of Industry

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C is for the center of industry as well as the namesake of the neighborhood.

Cultural Intersection

Two bold intersecting lines is for the railroads that form the foundation of the neighborhood.

Western Megaphone

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A symbol which represents the many voices and sounds of the neighborhood including the trains and various community voices.


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Camp Washington’s colors are Gold, Blue, Dark Grey & White

Gold for the strength and legacy of the neighborhood as a dedicated production channel of the city.

Blue for the Mill Creek and neighborhood optimism.

Dark Grey for trains and the steel industry.

White for peace and unity.


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Camp Washington is…

a central Cincinnati neighborhood that is home to 1,343 residents as well as the iconic Camp Washington Chili and the American Sign Museum.


Open Source Assets

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