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Where is the "worst" corner in Columbus?
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melikecheese
Merion Village
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vestanpance
Harrison West/at work OSU
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chicken district
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Nitsud Regnifloh
Valerio Heights
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Short North.
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lifeliberty
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misskitty wrote >>
Anywhere on the East side.
More specifically Livingston and South Champion ave.yeah, E main is bad too. also see hilltop, linden
last time I drove down E Main St it was all beat up, really in bad shape. I don't make it a habit of hitting that area, so it's been about a year now.
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Nitsud Regnifloh
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it was in jest. relative to misskitty's assumption that "all of the East Side" is bad.
:)
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lifeliberty
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Area around OSU East.
sinclair and Leonard Ave
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Neil Jaye wrote >>
Drive through DC or Detroit sometime. Nothing in Columbus is really that bad.true, I have never seen people creep out of the shadows when you drive slowly down a street and try to sell me crack or a stolen lawnmower at midnight like they do in Youngstown/Warren. but OP is just asking about worst in Cols
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misskitty
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Nitsud Regnifloh wrote >>
it was in jest. relative to misskitty's assumption that "all of the East Side" is bad.
:)Not all of it but a lot of it is shifty. But that is another topic the reason I chose the intersection I did was because it’s Hit! It just looks horrid and the (Need DNA testing) signs on the utility poles don’t help.
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Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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Pablo wrote >>
Aesthetically? Morse & Westerville. It's a wasteland.Yeah, the wasteland areas are what depress me the most. Most bad inner-city neighborhoods still have some decent housing stock and a lot of potential.
But a drive down parts of Georgesville Road or Brice Road will just suck the soul right out of you.
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kitty
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Walker wrote >>
Pablo wrote >>
Aesthetically? Morse & Westerville. It's a wasteland.Yeah, the wasteland areas are what depress me the most. Most bad inner-city neighborhoods still have some decent housing stock and a lot of potential.
But a drive down parts of Georgesville Road or Brice Road will just suck the soul right out of you.Exactly! I went driving around Westgate/Hilltop over the weekend just to check it out and ended up at the intersection of Broad and Georgesville Rd. It was depressing, I couldn't wait to turn around.
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misskitty
Columbus
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Walker wrote >>
misskitty wrote >>
Anywhere on the East side.I can't believe you think that the corner of Drexel & Main is a bad intersection.
Yes I corrected that to address the Nearer East side. Did you see that ? Then I gave a more specific location.
Do you disagree with the intersection I picked?
I think some streets on that end of town are just lovely Bryden comes to mind. But if you turn off the wrong side street you are no longer in a lovely place anymore.Posted 1 year ago # -
Pablo
Crestview Addition
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Walker wrote >>
Pablo wrote >>
Aesthetically? Morse & Westerville. It's a wasteland.Yeah, the wasteland areas are what depress me the most. Most bad inner-city neighborhoods still have some decent housing stock and a lot of potential.
But a drive down parts of Georgesville Road or Brice Road will just suck the soul right out of you.Agreed - I feel like that on Rt 23 in Delaware County! I find inner-city corners to be very interesting.
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