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The Warehouse District From Above

by John Morris in Cityscape on 08/4/2008
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This is the Warehouse District as seen from the Top of the Tower Restaurant and Lounge, on the 20th floor of the Clarion Building. The intersection in the foreground is that of West Morgan and North Harrington Streets.

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Jason
08/05/2008

Awesome shot. Wish I could climb up one of the construction cranes here at North Hills and get a shot like this for the area here.

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