Hello? I think it's strips.

I think it's strips.

S'n't'

It's so fucking freaky.

Check this out. I don't know if you can see it on camera, but the platform is actually sloping downwards this way.

Definitely. sloping downwards this way.

Definitely was not designed to be that way.

Beneath Cincinnati, there are two miles of abandoned tunnels. Tunnels that have been sitting there empty for nearly a century.

Hello?

But we still might not be alone.

It's a lot of subway tunnel down there.

We've barely got the fraction of it so far.

So I feel like we're due for a station.

This is a station right there.

There we go, right as I said that.

I'm Delantheress, and this is Atlas Obscura,

a celebration of the world's strange, incredible, and wondrous places.

Today, we're going down into those tunnels

to sort fact from fiction and find out the real story

of the infamous Cincinnati subway. That is after this. And am I right in thinking it's the largest abandoned subway system in the U.S?

Oh, I mean, there's no, there's nothing that compares to it.

That's Jake McLaughlinborg.

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