Midwest cities that are not flat

[SPonteKC]

Originally Posted by mhts

South St. Louis areas such as The Hills are far from flat. When you go into the suburbs of St. Louis, the terrain is gently to moderately rolling. When you get to the southwest suburbs, like Eureka, it is EXTREMELY hilly. So St. Louis is definitely not what I'd describe as "pretty flat".

Perhaps we just have different ideas of flat. I always thought all the neighborhoods in StL with hills on the name were ironic, because none of them is very hilly.

Eureka, sure. The Southwest exurbs start to creep into the finger of the Ozarks that extends up that way. StL City (and most of the inner ring suburbs) is not anything I would describe as "hilly".

[natethegreatforlife]

Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Omaha come to mind.

[CookieSkoon]

Originally Posted by natethegreatforlife

Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Omaha come to mind.

Cleveland? I've been there a lot and never noticed much in the way of hills. Now if you go about half an hour east of Cleveland, you'll start to see real waves of land.