Irregularity is typical of European city centers, because they grew up long before city planning was a big thing. Many American cities were laid out on a plain grid on essentially blank land, as opposed to growing up helter-skelter and being mapped later. The exceptions are where they were gridded over an existing set of Indian trails (for instance Packard Road and Plymouth and Pontiac Trail in Ann Arbor, which come in at odd angles to the imposed grid).
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