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Cincinnati is a medium city on the Ohio River of about 340,000 that has a large metro of over 2 million. Although it's city population is rather small, it is a very dense city compacted in a small area. It is a beautiful city with rolling hills and 4 very distinct seasons. Two major sports venues are based there, Cincinnati Reds(mlb) and Bengals(nfl). Several major colleges are present around the city as well, including University of Cincinnati, Xavier University, and Northern Kentucky University. Cincinnati is often given a reputation as a poor and dirty place, but has many very wealthy and pleasant neighborhoods. The city is known for its classic american feeling, its food, its mlb baseball team, and its riverfront. The city is sometimes described as poor, but in reality is a city filled with rich commerce. It is the base of seven fortune 500 companies. Its airport is consistently rated as one of the nicest in the nation, and is home to a Delta Airlines hub. Cincinnati is famous for its distinctive chili. Restaurants that serve this style of chili are called skyline, gold star, and empress. Cincinnati is also the base for a famous ribs restaurant, Montgomery Inn, and is home to its own Big Boy franchise, Frisch's. The city was once the most influential city west of Pennsylvania, but its population and importance fell until the late 20th and early 21st century, when it leveled out. The city has begun to regain some of its status and population since its 20th century decline.

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