Pine Strip
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Have a confusing Sign or Address to share ?
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:confused3:Have a confusing Sign or address to share
- Thread starter Pine Strip
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Places that have numbered streets running N-S, and numbered avenues running E-W, for example. And numbered outward in both directions from the center of town.
Then someone says a place is near the corner of 18th and 23rd. That could be 4 places.
Bruce
Then someone says a place is near the corner of 18th and 23rd. That could be 4 places.
Bruce
And around here you often need to know what the word after the number means:
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Section
11.04.050
Street name suffixes.
All streets within the City will be assigned a suffix conforming to the following definitions.
Avenue (AVE):A street running north and south.
Boulevard (BLVD):A primary arterial street.
Branch (BR):A branch road.
Circle (CIR):A cul-de-sac street running east or west.
Place (PL):A non-extendable street running north and south between streets.
Common (CMN):A minor street.
Court (CT):A cul-de-sac street running north or south.
Drive (DR):A diagonal, irregular street.
Freeway (FWY):A grade-separated highway.
Highway (HWY):A Washington state highway.
Lane (LN):A meandering, irregular street.
Loop (LOOP):A loop street.
Path (PATH):A path.
Parkway (PKWY):A primary arterial street.
Place (PL):A minor street.
Point (PT):A minor street.
Road (RD):Not used, except for existing named roads.
Row (ROW):A minor street.
Square (SQ):A street with a square.
Street (ST):A street running east and west.
Terrace (TER):A roadway on a terrace.
Trail (TR):A trail or minor street.
View (VW):A minor street from which there is view.
Way (WAY):A non-extendable street running east and west between streets
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Section
11.04.050
Street name suffixes.
All streets within the City will be assigned a suffix conforming to the following definitions.
Avenue (AVE):A street running north and south.
Boulevard (BLVD):A primary arterial street.
Branch (BR):A branch road.
Circle (CIR):A cul-de-sac street running east or west.
Place (PL):A non-extendable street running north and south between streets.
Common (CMN):A minor street.
Court (CT):A cul-de-sac street running north or south.
Drive (DR):A diagonal, irregular street.
Freeway (FWY):A grade-separated highway.
Highway (HWY):A Washington state highway.
Lane (LN):A meandering, irregular street.
Loop (LOOP):A loop street.
Path (PATH):A path.
Parkway (PKWY):A primary arterial street.
Place (PL):A minor street.
Point (PT):A minor street.
Road (RD):Not used, except for existing named roads.
Row (ROW):A minor street.
Square (SQ):A street with a square.
Street (ST):A street running east and west.
Terrace (TER):A roadway on a terrace.
Trail (TR):A trail or minor street.
View (VW):A minor street from which there is view.
Way (WAY):A non-extendable street running east and west between streets
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I'd say that's a winner. :confused2:
2LaneCruzer
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At least it's in miles. Kilometers would really be confusing.
That is cause it is in the good ole US of A and if you are ever passing through Bethel, Maine you can see this sign for real yourself
Western
Super Member
There are a couple of business on Hwy 287 towards Wichita Falls Texas. Wish I had a photo, going by there tomorrow possibly, so will get one if they are still there.
The 1sign on top says "Adult gifts and Novelties" the one below is for the next door business which says " Texas Jerky"! always laugh at the "convenience"
The 1sign on top says "Adult gifts and Novelties" the one below is for the next door business which says " Texas Jerky"! always laugh at the "convenience"
tractorshopper
Veteran Member
This one always cracks me up. Just happenstance but funny none-the-less.