There are basically four rivers that empty
directly into the Ohio River in the Cincinnati area. The Licking River directly
across from Cincinnati in Northern Kentucky can be found on the Northern
Kentucky site mentioned on the Main Page. The other three are the Little and
Great Miami Rivers and the Mill Creek. The Mill Creek has for the most part of
the last century been considered one of the most polluted rivers in the country,
running as it does thru most of the biggest polluting factories and businesses
in the region. So don't be fooled by the hand colored images of the Mill Creek
below.
The Little Miami drains into the Ohio east of
Cincinnati and the Great (Big) Miami enters the Ohio west of Cincinnati.
The Whitewater River flows into the Big Miami from Indiana. (only about 20 miles
from downtown Cincinnati).
The Epworth Heights cards that were here have been moved to a separate
page (see above link) due to the large number of cards I have been able to
obtain.
LITTLE MIAMI RIVER

Newtown Bridge near Avoca Park?
Possibly the Plainville Mill
LITTLE MIAMI AT MILFORD
LITTLE MIAMI AT LOVELAND

Boating near Loveland
Bridge over Obanion Creek
The real photo postcard above shows the intersection of Loveland Ave. and Riverside Drive. The Little Miami river can be seen on the left.
Covered bridge over Little Miami at Foster Ohio. Foster is located between Loveland and Kings Mills.
GREAT MIAMI RIVER
MIAMI / MIAMITOWN
Miami changed its name to Miamitown sometime in the 1920s.
Junction of Big Miami

And Whitewater River
These 3 postcards supposedly show a bridge at Cleves (or Harrison?) Ohio. All three look different and I have not been able to find any information about the bridges in that area. Can anyone help?
