On Mon, Jan 16, 2012 at 6:34 PM, Val Kartchner <[email protected]> wrote:
> In my area I know of two separate streets named "E Avenue" and an "E > Street". > Boston has E St, intersecting W 1st St, between D St and F St as you'd expect. But W 1st St *crosses* E 1st St at the grid discontinuity (extends one block east of the oblique intersection with). When a street further onto made-land than W 1st St was built, it was named New Cypher St of course (cypher being an old word for zero). http://osm.org/go/ZfIvnWyD (I'd love to get planning approval for Negative One St beyond New Cypher St, but the new Convention Center fills the space.) We also have a St James St, less well known since Greyhound moved their terminal from there into a shared multi-mode hub. -- Bill @n1vux [email protected]
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