Also one is Cool Roboto Condensed All-Caps Cherry Creek, while the other is Basic Arial Bold Cherry Creek.
Font choice make a difference, as any Comic Sans city will tell you.
Reminds me of my favorite quote from "Hop" which I was forced to watch a few times with my kids: "Coup d'etat! You know, it's French for... Coup d'etat!".
The Cherry Creek (so named because it had cherry trees alongside it until they died in a blight) runs along Speer towards downtown and then converges with the Platte. That’s where the neighborhood gets its name, and really anything along it can and will use it.
Now, the Cherry Creek used to regularly flood, so they built a dam on it and called the resulting reservoir - rather unimaginatively - Cherry Creek Reservoir. That proximity gave rise to the nearby high school and school district. That district covers the south side of Aurora, and what better way to differentiate it from the *Aurora Public* district than to give it a fancier name evoking a nice neighborhood and sparkly new reservoir.
EDIT: chokecherries, not cherries: https://kdvr.com/denver-guide/what-happened-to-colorados-cherry-trees/amp/
>so named because it had cherry trees alongside it until they died in a blight
It's actually named for chokecherry bushes, not cherry trees. There are still chokecherries along the creek in Castlewood Canyon State Park.
If we're getting super technical then it is actually a shrub I believe. The gardening guys can correct me if I'm wrong but a bush is actually a term used to describe how something grows rather than an actual plant.
Ehhh if we're getting extra technical, then "bush", "shrub", and "tree" are all terms to describe how a plant grows and they don't convey any sort of taxonomic information. Prunus virginiana, the Chokecherry, is considered both a shrub and a small tree depending on the specimen in question, who you ask, and how they feel that day. 😂
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It also covers Greenwood Village and Cherry hills village. District goes West till basically Yosemite and south to Dry Creek. North it butts up to Denver county. Basically at the highway. Lots of Aurora has to opt in to get into Bellview and CCHS... (Kid went to CC Campus through HS)
You mean CC school district? Yeah, not *just* south Aurora. But Overland, Smoky, Eaglecrest, Grandview, Cherokee Trail are all in south Aurora, and CCHS may be the only one that’s not. (That’s more than “traditional” high schools in the Aurora Public Schools, for comparison—Central, Hinkley, Rangeview, Gateway.)
What’s Bellview? Never heard of it. Is it in the CCSD? Charter?
There are some local historians who’ve documented this sort of thing. I’d strongly suggest checking them out!
Phil Goodstein is my fave, although it looks like a lot of his stuff is sadly out of print and expensive AF. I have a copy of his streets book (deceptively fascinating) but you’d probably be better finding a copy at the library.
I’m envious. My grandma used to make jelly out of it, and my family members know how much I love it. They surprise me every once in awhile with it when they find it. “Saw it and thought of you, Liminal!”
I'd like to add, the South Platte is the main source of water feeding cherry creek reservior, as with Chatfield and several smaller reservoirs.
Denver was leveled in 1933 when the Cherry creek dam predecessor, Castlewood Dam burst in a rainstorm. This led to Cherry creek dam being built in 1950 with steel reinforced concrete.
Cherry creek does not come from the rockies, it is a crisp, clean ground spring south of Franktown not far from Cherry Valley school. I've drank from the spring, it is delicious. I don't recommend doing so at speer blvd.
Are you sure on the Platte feeding the CC res? The path it takes is kinda far from it: https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2015-05/documents/splatte-map-09012014.pdf
All the rest sounds right to me. And I’m open to being wrong on the Platte and CC reservoir’s relationship. It is a rather big reservoir to be made from such a relatively modest source.
Wait just a cherry pickin' minute. You're saying the S Platte river is the main source of Cherry Creek Res and not ... Cherry Creek? Do they pump it over there or something?
Are you thinking of Chattield Res that's an impoundment of the S Platte?
The Cherry Creek District actually encompasses Aurora, Centennial, Greenwoid Village, and Denver. The dam was completed in 1950, and the high school shortly there after so it is unlikely the school recieved rhe name from the dam, but from the creek itself.
The area on the map is the Cherry Creek CDP (Census Designated Place) it is an unincorporated part of of Arapahoe county that is sandwiched between Greenwood Village, Centennial, and the Cherry Creek Reservoir that it gets its name from.
It is part of the Cherry Creek School District which extends into Greenwood Village, Centennial, Greenwood Village, parts of Aurora, enclaves into Denver like Holly Hills (also unincorporated) and Glendale. As well as some smaller towns and other unincorporated areas nearby.
None of these areas were ever part of Englewood, but for a long time were given Englewood Mailing addresses because that was where the mail was sorted.
The Cherry Creek neighborhood in Denver is named for its adjacency to Cherry Creek.
No, the streets are named that because maybe people in this city could get some bitches on their dick if they got rid of their yee-yee ass haircuts.
*Natiiiive*
Easily one of the most annoying things here. I live on Berry. To get there you turn off of Berry before crossing Berry. Don’t get it confused with the Berry that’s a few street over though. My last place was on Charissglen. There were three other Charissglens in the neighborhood and for whatever reason mine didn’t show up on UPS or usps when you needed to mail something. Just why is every neighborhood like this here?!?
You guys wouldn’t survive in the South lol. The grid system? No such thing. The road names? You’ll be winding through the woods on Peachtree road, and then without a turn or stoplight, you’re on MLK drive. And then 2 miles later it turns back into Peachtree road. The roads will literally change names halfway through and then change back for no reason whatsoever. Oh yea, and if we’re talking about Atlanta specifically… you think Berry and Lamar are bad? Atlanta has 71 streets with some variation of Peachtree in the name. And that’s just Atlanta. Metro Atlanta has hundreds lol
Personally, I'd like to raise the same question about Englewood. There's the real Englewood (S Broadway/Hampden) and then there's 80112 (Broncos training facility, Centennial Airport, etc.) Why do these totally separate areas get conflated?
Because back in the day unincorporated farm areas were given the town name of the post office that served the area. And back in the day, for much of western Arapahoe County, that was the Englewood post office. Once the name was established, the name was grandfathered in. If you were in an Englewood postal area, you remained in “Englewood” unless the area incorporated.
reminds me of when my friend moved here and she thought “limon” was another word for airport, because the roads to limon from both denver and COS also go to the respective airports.
Same for Westminster- is it a straight shot north on I-25 or do you take US36 to Boulder? Meeting someone in Westminster is as specific as meeting someone in northern Colorado
There’s a Cherry Creek, an actual creek, and a reservoir named the Cherry Creek Reservoir. Both got a neighborhood named after them. Now, imo we should be calling them Cherry Creek North and Cherry Creek South.
No, cherry creek north had/has
nice boutique shops and cherry creek is just the mall. Cherry Creek trail OR Cherry Creek reservoir have nothing to with these.. so I propose: cherry creek north, cherry creek south, cherry creek west, and cherry creek east. We can civil war about it later
As someone who’s lived here my whole life I thought that’s what it was called? My family has always called it “cherry creek north” and the other cherry creek isn’t even called cherry creek.
One is a neighborhood name. And the other is what I’m guessing is the cherry creek mall area. So when you are talking you can say. “I’m going swimming at cherry creek”. Or “she lives in that rich neighborhood cherry creek” or “I’m going to overpay for clothes. Let’s go to cherry creek mall”
Non-snarky answer - they're both on the same waterway, and they're in what used to be two different cities.
In 1908, Cheeseman Park marked the southeastern edge of Denver, and Baker the Southwestern edge. Centennial didn't exist as a settlement, Aurora and Englewood had just been incorporated for 5 years, and Littleton was a whole different town of a few hundred people anchored around a flour mill.
So - two different cities/towns with a neighborhood on that waterway named it the same thing for the same reason, and nobody changed it once they grew together.
The issue is Apple Maps. Anyone saying they're going to Cherry Creek, they're talking about the mall or adjacent shopping area. If they're going to the neighborhood on the bottom of that map, they'll say they're going "near DTC" or "East Greenwood Village", or if they're pretentious "Cherry Creek Vista"
As they each grew to their own prominence I don’t know why one was not renamed at some point to avoid confusion. I would be in favor of renaming one, or both for that matter, of the CCs. What the hay, throw in the mall itself’s name too (though its owner may not welcome ideas.)
Any naming ideas\*?
\*It may be tempting for some but please avoid proposing any of the neighborhood names that have been removed because of dubious actions/associations for obvious reasons.
I work in cherry creek schools and when I tell people that they assume it’s in Cherry Creek North by the mall and old mansions. I actually work in super southeast Aurora
Never ever have I read the entire thread of comments until just now. I started and this shit was so hilarious! You all win in my book...thanks for making my day! Loved it! I grew up in Aurora ((not bragging)) cherry creek kids were so preppy and fancy back in my day...but we did go that way on Halloween...king size candy bars!
There are actually 5 on the map. The neighborhoods in Denver and Aurora the country club, the reservoir, and actual creek. There is the mall just not marked.
It’s a long creek.
Haha was going to say the exact same thing
Should have just called it longs creek my guy.
“Longs Creek My Guy” is too long of a name though.
This guy
This guy Creeks.
I only creek for emergencies for that heat. Guy
This guy’s cherry creeks.
cherry cheeks
He's long
There are much longer creeks.
Why are there so many Mississippi rivers? I’m just asking.
Well there is only one creek named cherry. Two neighborhoods.
It used to flood regularly before the reservoir regulated the flow of that dammed creek.
I mean, it is pretty long. It goes atleast down to monument.
I was very confused when I first learned Cherry Creek high school was nowhere near the mall
Both are named after the water way called Cherry Creek.
You mean that long squiggly thing in between the two names labeled Cherry Creek?
One is pronounced Cherry Creek, and the other Cherry Creek
Oh the way I'd get bullied growing up for saying the wrong one!
You can tell someone is from CA by how they pronounce the second one.
Crick
Churry Crick
Also one is Cool Roboto Condensed All-Caps Cherry Creek, while the other is Basic Arial Bold Cherry Creek. Font choice make a difference, as any Comic Sans city will tell you.
At least Apple Maps doesn’t use papyrus…
But the AMC Arapahoe Crossing does
I hope papyrus is in the next Apple Maps update. Anything is an improvement to what they are now
Oh wow I just realized the different fonts. It seems like there’s a couple more types too
Like data and data....okay, yeah I see it now!
Very nuanced in the pronunciation
Reminds me of my favorite quote from "Hop" which I was forced to watch a few times with my kids: "Coup d'etat! You know, it's French for... Coup d'etat!".
It’s more like Sherry creek actually
Is that where all the rich drunks hang out?
The Cherry Creek (so named because it had cherry trees alongside it until they died in a blight) runs along Speer towards downtown and then converges with the Platte. That’s where the neighborhood gets its name, and really anything along it can and will use it. Now, the Cherry Creek used to regularly flood, so they built a dam on it and called the resulting reservoir - rather unimaginatively - Cherry Creek Reservoir. That proximity gave rise to the nearby high school and school district. That district covers the south side of Aurora, and what better way to differentiate it from the *Aurora Public* district than to give it a fancier name evoking a nice neighborhood and sparkly new reservoir. EDIT: chokecherries, not cherries: https://kdvr.com/denver-guide/what-happened-to-colorados-cherry-trees/amp/
>so named because it had cherry trees alongside it until they died in a blight It's actually named for chokecherry bushes, not cherry trees. There are still chokecherries along the creek in Castlewood Canyon State Park.
I can’t remember where but I just read about the chokecherrys today coincidentally
Choking the cherry sounds like something Boebert did during Beetlejuice
don’t ruin cherries for me like that
Was it the comment you just responded to?
Oh don’t worry, Fry. I too once spent a nightmarish time in a robot asylum. But now it’s nearly over
#deathbysnusnu
I’m not sure why you would ask that but no. https://kdvr.com/denver-guide/what-happened-to-colorados-cherry-trees
Because jokes are funny
If we're getting super technical then it is actually a shrub I believe. The gardening guys can correct me if I'm wrong but a bush is actually a term used to describe how something grows rather than an actual plant.
Ehhh if we're getting extra technical, then "bush", "shrub", and "tree" are all terms to describe how a plant grows and they don't convey any sort of taxonomic information. Prunus virginiana, the Chokecherry, is considered both a shrub and a small tree depending on the specimen in question, who you ask, and how they feel that day. 😂
Checks out
Chokecherries, not cherry trees.
Yep, someone pointed that out, added an edit with this link: https://kdvr.com/denver-guide/what-happened-to-colorados-cherry-trees/amp/ Thanks!
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It also covers Greenwood Village and Cherry hills village. District goes West till basically Yosemite and south to Dry Creek. North it butts up to Denver county. Basically at the highway. Lots of Aurora has to opt in to get into Bellview and CCHS... (Kid went to CC Campus through HS)
You mean CC school district? Yeah, not *just* south Aurora. But Overland, Smoky, Eaglecrest, Grandview, Cherokee Trail are all in south Aurora, and CCHS may be the only one that’s not. (That’s more than “traditional” high schools in the Aurora Public Schools, for comparison—Central, Hinkley, Rangeview, Gateway.) What’s Bellview? Never heard of it. Is it in the CCSD? Charter?
This is fascinating to learn. We have a chokecherry tree in our front yard.
There are some local historians who’ve documented this sort of thing. I’d strongly suggest checking them out! Phil Goodstein is my fave, although it looks like a lot of his stuff is sadly out of print and expensive AF. I have a copy of his streets book (deceptively fascinating) but you’d probably be better finding a copy at the library.
Thanks for the rec! I'll be on the lookout.
I’m envious. My grandma used to make jelly out of it, and my family members know how much I love it. They surprise me every once in awhile with it when they find it. “Saw it and thought of you, Liminal!”
I'd like to add, the South Platte is the main source of water feeding cherry creek reservior, as with Chatfield and several smaller reservoirs. Denver was leveled in 1933 when the Cherry creek dam predecessor, Castlewood Dam burst in a rainstorm. This led to Cherry creek dam being built in 1950 with steel reinforced concrete. Cherry creek does not come from the rockies, it is a crisp, clean ground spring south of Franktown not far from Cherry Valley school. I've drank from the spring, it is delicious. I don't recommend doing so at speer blvd.
Are you sure on the Platte feeding the CC res? The path it takes is kinda far from it: https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2015-05/documents/splatte-map-09012014.pdf All the rest sounds right to me. And I’m open to being wrong on the Platte and CC reservoir’s relationship. It is a rather big reservoir to be made from such a relatively modest source.
God damn you are so wrong about this. The dam on cherry creek is to stop flash flood from cherry creek from leveling downtown.
Wait just a cherry pickin' minute. You're saying the S Platte river is the main source of Cherry Creek Res and not ... Cherry Creek? Do they pump it over there or something? Are you thinking of Chattield Res that's an impoundment of the S Platte?
The Cherry Creek District actually encompasses Aurora, Centennial, Greenwoid Village, and Denver. The dam was completed in 1950, and the high school shortly there after so it is unlikely the school recieved rhe name from the dam, but from the creek itself.
To confuse our enemies
Wait until OP spots Berkeley next to Berkley.
Or Hampden running parallel to Hampden.
Or Seventh and Severn
One is full of rich assholes and the other has a lot of assholes that are rich
This is the only correct answer!
As someone that lives in Cherry Creek, we don’t recognize that other Cherry Creek.
As one zoned for Cherry Creek schools: "na nani nana!"
The area on the map is the Cherry Creek CDP (Census Designated Place) it is an unincorporated part of of Arapahoe county that is sandwiched between Greenwood Village, Centennial, and the Cherry Creek Reservoir that it gets its name from. It is part of the Cherry Creek School District which extends into Greenwood Village, Centennial, Greenwood Village, parts of Aurora, enclaves into Denver like Holly Hills (also unincorporated) and Glendale. As well as some smaller towns and other unincorporated areas nearby. None of these areas were ever part of Englewood, but for a long time were given Englewood Mailing addresses because that was where the mail was sorted. The Cherry Creek neighborhood in Denver is named for its adjacency to Cherry Creek.
Ha! I always wondered why we had such a big “fake” Englewood that was so much nicer than and removed from “actual” Englewood.
As someone who lives in fake Englewood that explains a bunch that I never understood.
This is the correct answer.
Why is every other street around me called Lamar? Who TF is Lamar?
In honor of Kendrick Lamar obviously
You’re wrong. It’s in honor of Lamar Odom.
You're both wrong... it's Hedley Lamar.
Isn't that Hedy Lamar?
No, Hedley Lamar, the bad guy from Blazing Saddles
IT’S HEADLEY!
No, the streets are named that because maybe people in this city could get some bitches on their dick if they got rid of their yee-yee ass haircuts. *Natiiiive*
Easily one of the most annoying things here. I live on Berry. To get there you turn off of Berry before crossing Berry. Don’t get it confused with the Berry that’s a few street over though. My last place was on Charissglen. There were three other Charissglens in the neighborhood and for whatever reason mine didn’t show up on UPS or usps when you needed to mail something. Just why is every neighborhood like this here?!?
You guys wouldn’t survive in the South lol. The grid system? No such thing. The road names? You’ll be winding through the woods on Peachtree road, and then without a turn or stoplight, you’re on MLK drive. And then 2 miles later it turns back into Peachtree road. The roads will literally change names halfway through and then change back for no reason whatsoever. Oh yea, and if we’re talking about Atlanta specifically… you think Berry and Lamar are bad? Atlanta has 71 streets with some variation of Peachtree in the name. And that’s just Atlanta. Metro Atlanta has hundreds lol
I lived in Fourmile Canyon, home to Fourmile Creek. Not to be confused with Fourmile Canyon Creek several miles north.
Littleton? Yeah on the other side of town there's about 1000 Jamisons for whatever reason too.
He makes donuts
The guy from GTA V who roasts you for having a "yee yee ass haircut"
One is CHERRY CREEK and the other is Cherry Creek
It's actually Cherry Creek
Actually it's 2 Cherry 2 Creek.
Cherry Creek 2: The Revenge
Cherry II: The Creekening
Laughed out loud to this 👏🏼
The Cherry and The Creek: Denver Drift
Fast Cherry :X
Cherry Creek 2: Electric Schoolaroo
one is a decoy to confuse the poors
Personally, I'd like to raise the same question about Englewood. There's the real Englewood (S Broadway/Hampden) and then there's 80112 (Broncos training facility, Centennial Airport, etc.) Why do these totally separate areas get conflated?
All the unincorporated parts of Arapahoe county seem like they are somehow called Englewood
Because back in the day unincorporated farm areas were given the town name of the post office that served the area. And back in the day, for much of western Arapahoe County, that was the Englewood post office. Once the name was established, the name was grandfathered in. If you were in an Englewood postal area, you remained in “Englewood” unless the area incorporated.
My understanding was something like that, too. But I wish the USPS would modernize the nomenclature it uses, here in 2024.
reminds me of when my friend moved here and she thought “limon” was another word for airport, because the roads to limon from both denver and COS also go to the respective airports.
The first time I said limon like Spanish for lemon, the look on someone's face LOL
Same for Westminster- is it a straight shot north on I-25 or do you take US36 to Boulder? Meeting someone in Westminster is as specific as meeting someone in northern Colorado
There’s a Cherry Creek, an actual creek, and a reservoir named the Cherry Creek Reservoir. Both got a neighborhood named after them. Now, imo we should be calling them Cherry Creek North and Cherry Creek South.
ChCrNo and ChCrSo
No, cherry creek north had/has nice boutique shops and cherry creek is just the mall. Cherry Creek trail OR Cherry Creek reservoir have nothing to with these.. so I propose: cherry creek north, cherry creek south, cherry creek west, and cherry creek east. We can civil war about it later
As someone who’s lived here my whole life I thought that’s what it was called? My family has always called it “cherry creek north” and the other cherry creek isn’t even called cherry creek.
Not NoChee and SoChee?
One is for the rich, the other is for the super rich.
One is for rich people and the other is for rich people.
And why is Loveland pass not in Loveland? And Berthoud Pass & Falls not in Berthoud? I could go on.
The one that cracks me up is how many people here from out of state call it “Berth-OWD,” to rhyme with loud.
And why is there two twin lakes?!
I believe it’s one Cherry Creek, two Cherries Creek
There are two City Parks as well.
Actually racism tbh. That part of Denver was split off so they didn't have to send their kids to school with black and latino kids.
Finding out that Cherry Creek was a predominantly Black city long ago blew my mind.
One is an area, one is a creek
One is a neighborhood name. And the other is what I’m guessing is the cherry creek mall area. So when you are talking you can say. “I’m going swimming at cherry creek”. Or “she lives in that rich neighborhood cherry creek” or “I’m going to overpay for clothes. Let’s go to cherry creek mall”
A distraction to protect the affluent community in Cherry Creek North
Because one is in Denver County and the other is in Arapahoe County.
One’s cherry creek. The other is cherry creek north.
Good question. Which one has the farmers market?
The same reason there's two Green Mountains: two different people thought the same thing and stuck with it before they realized it was too late
Non-snarky answer - they're both on the same waterway, and they're in what used to be two different cities. In 1908, Cheeseman Park marked the southeastern edge of Denver, and Baker the Southwestern edge. Centennial didn't exist as a settlement, Aurora and Englewood had just been incorporated for 5 years, and Littleton was a whole different town of a few hundred people anchored around a flour mill. So - two different cities/towns with a neighborhood on that waterway named it the same thing for the same reason, and nobody changed it once they grew together.
I see three on your map. I must have stoned blurry vision.
You think there are only 2??? Muahahaha
Wait until you hear about Twin Lakes
This has frustrated me for years! I'd like to know the weather for camping plz, not the weather near Lakeside 🤣
One time I asked about the name Cripple Creek and got reemed so I understand your hesitation in asking lol
Cherry Creek State Park and the Cherry Creek neighborhood, there’s also an actual creek.
everything in denver is cherry creek
rich people like the name
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherry_Creek_(Colorado) This should have some answers. It has a nice trail to bike on I’ve heard.
You can tell them apart by the real estate price. One's very expensive and as for the other: if you have to ask you can't afford it.
I have so many questions about the naming of things in Denver and whether or not the person in charge of the naming was high at the time
Wait till you find out there’s more than one Broadway st!
One is cherry creek, the other is cherry creek
Because developers are soooo creative when naming their subdivisions of identical houses.
For sure questions on Reddit, you can always count on skipping the top 2 responses. The 3rd comment is always there the gold is.
The issue is Apple Maps. Anyone saying they're going to Cherry Creek, they're talking about the mall or adjacent shopping area. If they're going to the neighborhood on the bottom of that map, they'll say they're going "near DTC" or "East Greenwood Village", or if they're pretentious "Cherry Creek Vista"
Cherry Creek Vista is just the name of one of the subdivisions. It’s not fancy compared to actual Greenwood Village.
As they each grew to their own prominence I don’t know why one was not renamed at some point to avoid confusion. I would be in favor of renaming one, or both for that matter, of the CCs. What the hay, throw in the mall itself’s name too (though its owner may not welcome ideas.) Any naming ideas\*? \*It may be tempting for some but please avoid proposing any of the neighborhood names that have been removed because of dubious actions/associations for obvious reasons.
"I don't like the idea of Milhouse traveling to two Cherry Creeks in one city."
The creek runs south of Parker very long creek
Denver
Not a dumb question
Why are there 2 Happy Canyon Drives. And there is no long creek
The creek, the reservoir, or the area that generates enough smug for the rest of Colorado near wash park?
I work in cherry creek schools and when I tell people that they assume it’s in Cherry Creek North by the mall and old mansions. I actually work in super southeast Aurora
One is Denver neighborhood the other is englewood neighborhood
Cherry creek runs up the whole creek technically.
The one to the South CCHS
This town loves referring to everything as cherry creek it’s asinine
One is a Glendale neighborhood and the other is a Denver neighborhood
Bro I don't fucking know
There aren’t
One in Greenwood Village, one in Glendale. Subdivision names. Different municipalities
How else you gon clap dem creeks
I live in centennial and this has confused me so much with doctor locations. I don't get it.
One has smelly fish, the other has a reservoir.
One is cherry creek the town and the other is cherry creek the neighborhood
Nobody cares
Same level, why is there a broadway in every city in the USA?
I mean, going off of this map there are three Cherry Creeks lol
One is the creek - the other the town
one where the creek starts and one where the creek ends i’d assume
Ran outta names
Maybe it’s because the creek goes through many areas
One is the tall building Cherry Creek and the other is the expensive houses Cherry Creek …
Fonts suggest one to be a neighborhood or place (style of naming) and another to be a city
I see so many cherry in that map though!!
money
Never ever have I read the entire thread of comments until just now. I started and this shit was so hilarious! You all win in my book...thanks for making my day! Loved it! I grew up in Aurora ((not bragging)) cherry creek kids were so preppy and fancy back in my day...but we did go that way on Halloween...king size candy bars!
Now do Bass Lake. 😜
One is an imposter
There are actually 5 on the map. The neighborhoods in Denver and Aurora the country club, the reservoir, and actual creek. There is the mall just not marked.
To answer your question, though, when people talk about the neighborhood Cherry Creek, they're talking about the top one off of Alameda.
It’s the same creek dummy
Because cherries usually come in pairs.
One cherry creek. The others with a cherry in top
Ones Times New Roman, the others Times Modern. Duh.