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Warrensville Heights

About Warrensville Heights

13,618 in city
2,891,988 in metro
10 km² (4 mi²)
316.08144355 m
Located 10 miles southeast of downtown Cleveland bordering the city's Lee-Miles neighborhood. Part of Cuyahoga County's original Warrensville Township, the village was founded in 1927 and named for the area's earliest settler, Daniel Warren (1786-1862) of Acworth, New Hampshire. The post-World War II, suburban influx increased the village's population by 20 times between 1940 and 1960 the year it incorporated as a city. Suburban Community Hospital opened its facility on Warrensville Road in 1957 and has since continued expansion of the complex.

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No. of Buildings

No. Current status
12 All Buildings
12
existing

Tallest Buildings

# Building Height Year
1 Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Building B - 1975
2 Cleveland Marriott East - 2005
3 4421 Granada Boulevard - 1968
4 4361 Clarkwood Parkway - 1968
5 4400 Clarkwood Parkway - 1969

Building types

No. Type
12 low-rise building