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It used to be the paving and the buildings that made a street a street, but today you'll find many paved roads that have buildings on them I grew up on Wisteria Road.

Modern sticklers for usage will tell you that what sets streets apart today is the street life that comes with them. On Main Street in a given town, you might find people walking their dogs, having lunch in a sidewalk cafe, waiting for a friend on the corner, or simply people watching.

On the road connecting Town A to Town B, you're not likely to find any of this. The term street, then, should be specifically applied to urban roadways. Streets connect people for interaction, while roads connect towns and cities for travel.

As cities grow, roads can become urbanized and serve the purposes of streets without having their names changed.

Some cities and towns may be planned with naming systems that designate roadways one thing or another without regard to their function. Other roadways serve different purposes along different parts of their length and get different designations accordingly. Road: No specific direction or qualifiers. This is just a road that you use to travel on. Drive: Not quite a driveway, but usually is a private, winding road that connects several residences. Court: This type of road has an end that can either be a T-intersection or something like a cul-de-sac.

Circle: Usually circles around an area, but may also be an open area intersected by multiple roads. Of course, there are quite a few more road types than we have listed here, but these are the most common.

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You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2. Both comments and pings are currently closed. This means if your address is North Lotus, you live 54 blocks north of State and Madison. When it comes to giving streets their first names e. The two groups that have the most veto power over proposed names are the police and fire departments, who want unique monikers that can be easily distinguished in an emergency.

Some of the most commonly used road names in the U. But in Delaware, the most popular is Holly, which is also the official Delaware state tree. Sign up for our Newsletter! Mobile Newsletter banner close. Mobile Newsletter chat close. Mobile Newsletter chat dots. Mobile Newsletter chat avatar. Mobile Newsletter chat subscribe.

Civil Engineering. Running diagonally across Manhattan, the famous thoroughfare doesn't have avenue or street attached to its name unlike, say, Wall Street.

Boulevard : A wide street with trees and other vegetation on one or both sides and, often, a median to divide traffic.



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