Hopewell Heights, Ohio

Neighborhood in Lucas, Ohio, United States

Hopewell Heights, Ohio

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Hopewell Heights

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Coordinates: 41°43′24″N 83°34′42″W﻿ / ﻿41.72333°N 83.57833°W﻿ / 41.72333; -83.57833
Country| United States
State| Ohio
County| Lucas
City| Toledo
Elevation

| 610 ft (190 m)
Time zone| UTC-5 (Eastern (EST))
• Summer (DST)| UTC-4 (EDT)
GNIS feature ID| 1065695[1]

Hopewell Heights (also, Hopewell) is a neighborhood located in the city of Toledo in Lucas County, Ohio, United States.[2][3] It lies at an elevation of 610 feet (190 m) above sea level.[1]

## References

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1. ^ a b "Hopewell Heights, Ohio". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior.
2. ^ "US Geological Survey 7.5-minute topographic map series: 41.72386° N, 83.57952° W". ACME Mapper. Retrieved August 6, 2020.
3. ^ "TIGERweb". Geography Division, U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved August 6, 2020.

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Municipalities and communities of Lucas County, Ohio, United States

County seat: Toledo

Cities|

* Maumee
* Oregon
* Sylvania
* Toledo
* Waterville

Map of Ohio highlighting Lucas County

Villages|

* Berkey
* Harbor View
* Holland
* Ottawa Hills
* Swanton‡
* Whitehouse

Townships|

* Harding
* Jerusalem
* Monclova
* Providence
* Richfield
* Spencer
* Springfield
* Swanton
* Sylvania
* Washington
* Waterville

CDPs|

* Curtice‡
* Neapolis
* Reno Beach

Other
communities|

* Bono
* Frankfort
* Mitchaw
* Monclova
* Hopewell Heights
* Richfield Center
* Shoreland
* Yondota

Ghost towns|

* Marengo
* Providence

Footnotes|

‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties

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Toledo, Ohio and suburbs

Metropolitan area · TMACOG · Mayors · Port Authority · Media · Catholic Diocese

History|

* Timeline
* Toledo War (Timeline)
* Battle of Fallen Timbers
* Auto-Lite strike
* 1960 Cal Poly crash
* 1967 Toledo riot
* Cook serial murders
* Sister Pahl murder
* 2005 riot
* 2006 terrorism plot
* 2018 terrorism plot

Transportation|

* TARTA
* Toledo Express Airport
* Executive Airport
* Suburban Airport
* Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza (train / intercity bus)

Attractions|

* Arboretum
* Art Museum
* Botanical Garden
* Cathedral
* Fort Meigs
* Hollywood Casino
* Imagination Station
* Library
* Lighthouse
* Maumee Bay
* Metroparks Toledo
* National Museum of the Great Lakes
* Oliver House
* One SeaGate
* Opera
* Sculpture in the Park
* Stranahan Theater
* Tony Packo's Cafe
* Symphony Orchestra
* Yacht Club
* Zoo

Shopping malls|

* Franklin Park Mall
* The Shops at Fallen Timbers
* Woodville Mall (defunct)
* North Towne Square (defunct)
* Southwyck Mall (defunct)
* Portside Festival Marketplace (defunct)

Businesses|

* The Andersons
* Block Communications
* Dana
* GM Powertrain
* Jeep (Toledo Complex)
* Libbey
* Marco's
* O-I Glass
* Owens Corning
* ProMedica
* Teledyne
* Tuffy
* Welltower

| Former|

* Champion (acquired)
* Kirk (defunct)
* Lane Drug (acquired)
* Lasalle & Koch (acquired)
* Libbey-Owens-Ford (acquired)
* Lion Store (acquired)
* Seaway Food Town (acquired)
* Tiedtke's (defunct)
* Toledo Scale (acquired)
* Willys (acquired)

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Hospitals|

| Mercy|

* St. Charles
* St. Vincent
* St. Vincent Children's
* Perrysburg Hospital

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ProMedica|

* Bay Park
* Flower
* Toledo
* Toledo Children's

University of Toledo |

* UTMC

McLaren|

* St. Luke's (defunct)

Education|

| Secondary|

* Catholic
* Public

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Tertiary|

* Bowling Green State University
* Davis College
* Lourdes University
* Mercy College of Ohio
* Owens Community College
* Professional Skills Institute
* Stautzenberger College
* Toledo Academy of Beauty
* University of Toledo

Sports|

| Professional|

* Mud Hens (MiLB)
* Walleye (ECHL)

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College|

* Toledo Rockets
* Bowling Green Falcons
* Lourdes Gray Wolves

High school|

* Toledo City League
* TRAC
* NLL
* TAAC

Golf Tournaments|

* Solheim Cup (2021)
* U.S. Open (1920, 1931, 1957, 1979)
* PGA Championship (1986, 1993)
* NCAA Men's Championship (1944, 2009)
* Dana Open
* Glass City Classic

Venues|

* Fifth Third Field
* Huntington Center
* Inverness Club
* Highland Meadows Golf Club
* Speedway (Menards 200)
* Sports Arena (defunct)
* Glass Bowl
* Savage Arena
* Ned Skeldon Stadium
* Tam-O-Shanter

Neighborhoods|

* Downtown
* Harvard Terrace
* Hopewell Heights
* Library Village
* Old Orchard
* Old West End
* Ottawa
* Point Place
* Vistula
* Warehouse District
* Westmoreland

Suburbs|

* Assumption
* Berkey
* Bowling Green
* Delta
* Holland
* Jerusalem Twp.
* Lake Twp.
* Lyons
* Maumee
* Metamora
* Monclova Twp.
* Northwood
* Oregon
* Ottawa Hills
* Perrysburg
* Perrysburg Twp.
* Providence Twp.
* Rossford
* Springfield Twp.
* Swanton
* Sylvania
* Sylvania Twp.
* Walbridge
* Waterville
* Whitehouse

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