A historic village of tree-lined streets, known for its black squirrels.
Overview for
Glendale
Here's a snapshot of this neighborhood, sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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2,298
Total Population
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49.7 Years
Median Age
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$97,917
Average Individual Income
About This Neighborhood
Glendale is a village in northern Hamilton County, and much of it falls within the Glendale Historic District — one of the country's earliest planned suburbs, with curving, tree-lined streets and historic homes. The village has adopted the black squirrel as its symbol, and you'll spot squirrel statues around town. It sits next to Springdale and Wyoming, with easy access to the rest of Cincinnati's northern suburbs.
Photo: Glendale village hall and fire department, by Nyttend via Wikimedia Commons, public domain.
Here's a look at the numbers behind this neighborhood, sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau.
2,298
Population
49.7 Years
Median Age
$97,917
Average Income
Schools
The following schools are within or near this neighborhood. Ratings, where shown, are provided by the school itself or a public source, not all schools have a rating on file.
