Madeira

Built around a railway stop, Madeira grew into a residential city northeast of Cincinnati in Ohio’s Hamilton County. Its streets occupy gently rolling uplands between Cincinnati and the Little Miami River valley, within the wider Ohio River basin. The city takes its name from John Madeira, a 19th-century landowner whose property helped define the early settlement. Today, Madeira is closely connected to metropolitan Cincinnati while retaining the scale of an established suburban community, with local shops and civic spaces at its center. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Madeira’s Cincinnati-area uplands relate to the Little Miami River valley and Ohio River basin.

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