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LOCATION NICKNAMES

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LOCATION NICKNAMES. Among the many geographical sites in Dubuque with nicknames are:

Camp 17---Miller View Park

Couler Valley--U.S.52 / Central Avenue Valley

Duck Pond--pond on the grounds of the [[SISTERS OF THE PRESENTATION) along Asbury Road

Five Points--intersection of 20th, Elm, Rhomberg, and Garfield STREETS

Frog Town--bluff along Marquette Place

Kerrigan Hill--hill on U.S. 61 /151 near MURPHY PARK

Little Chicago--neighborhood along Peosta Street

Little Dublin--area in the southeastern part of town originally settled by Irish immigrants

Mile Hill--U. S. 20 near the city landfill

Monkey Town--area at the intersection of Asbury and University where there was once a store featuring a monkey

The Point--area om tje northeast part of the city including Prescott, Lincoln, Rhomberg and Garfield streets

Seminary Hill--at the eastern end of Clarke Drive, home to MADISON PARK

Snowmad--shot-run ski run on West 32, west of the Grandview intersection

Whiskey Hill--Southern Avenue area

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Source:

1. "Native Language," Telegraph Herald, November 25, 2004, p. 1