POLL: Best skyline in Ohio? (Columbus, Cleveland: 2010, house, neighborhood)

[1watertiger]

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[1watertiger]

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[Ohiogirl81]

Nice picture with the ice dunes, 1watertiger.

Brrrr.

[1watertiger]

[1watertiger]

thankx ohiogirl im off today, so maybe i will hunt down some sunset or sun-rise/sillouette pics. i spend alot of time boating/jetsking on lake erie and i personally think our sunsets over the waterare as good as anywhere.

[aquila]

Make sure you send some of that snow down our direction. I'm getting jealous.

[hillside]

[aquila]

What did you say, Hillside? You need to speak up.

[BelieveInCleve]

Originally Posted by 1watertiger

i think cleveland has the appearance of "gaps" in the skyline because of the 3 really tall buildings. what you dont notice is the denser building views between the taller buildings unless you are actually downtown. and clevelands downtown is larger/longer linear-wise compared to cinci.

Yeah. Part of what makes Clevelands skyline look less dense is because it spreads across such a large area and has very tall buildings. That gives the impression that the other buildings are really short and the skyline isnt dense. It does have dense areas. Specifically around E9th street most of that whole area is skyscrapers/high rises and very dense. The main Cleveland skyline goes from the Federal Building all the way to the CSU tower so its easily the largest in Ohio, and with the tallest, and most tall buildings (Columbus has a few more 500+ft ones though).

I know I said its about personal opinion and taste, but I still have no idea how Columbus got 10 votes. I do believe thats a hometown thing maybe. Cleveland and Cincinnati are much better at the very least. Theres even a few smaller city skylines in Ohio that I would say are better than Columbus'.