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ALY
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ALLEY
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Short dead-end roadway.
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ANX
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ANNEX
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A division of buildings.
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APT
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APARTMENT
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Unit of a multi-residential building.
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APTS
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APARTMENTS
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Multi-residential units.
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AVE
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AVENUE
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Run in same direction of the existing avenues in the community. Normally terminate
at a street.
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BLVD
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BOULEVARD
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Major thoroughfare of a subdivision. Connects at least two (2) sections and acts as
collector roadway. Unusually wide thoroughfares, sometimes divided by a center island.
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BND
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BEND
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Roadway which makes sharp curve at end.
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BR
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BRANCH
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An extension of an existing building.
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CIR
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CIRCLE
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Circular streets that begin and end at the same point.
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CROSSING
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CROSSING
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An intersection of roadways; a place where a roadway may be crossed/accessed.
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CT
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COURT
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Permanent dead-end roadways or ending in a cul-de-sac. Less than one thousand (1,000)
feet.
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CV
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COVE
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Entrance roadway to small secluded area.
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DR
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DRIVE
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Short or long roadways with potential for continuation. Used for naming private drives.
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DRWY
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DRIVEWAY
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Privately owned roadway that is used as an entrance to a parcel of land that cannot
be seen from the main roadway.
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FORK
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FORK
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A place where a roadway divides into branches.
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GATEWAY
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GATEWAY
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An entrance or access.
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HWY
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HIGHWAY
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Major roadways. US or state roadways.
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LN
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LANE
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Permanent dead-end roadway or ends in cul-de-sac. Less than one thousand (1,000) feet
in length.
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LOOP
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LOOP
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Short roadways that begin and end on the same street, but not at the same point.
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PASS
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PASS
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Intersects two (2) different roadways, not at major intersections.
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PATH
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PATH
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Dirt roadway in rural areas.
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PL
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PLACE
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Permanent dead-end roadway or end in a cul-de-sac. Less than one thousand (1,000)
feet in length.
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PKY
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PARKWAY
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A special scenic route or park drive.
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RD
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ROAD
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Long stretch of roadway over one thousand (1,000) feet in length.
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ST
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STREET
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Must run in direction of existing streets in the community. Normally terminates at
an avenue.
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TER
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TERRACE
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Short dead-end roadways.
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TRL
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TRAIL
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Dirt roadway in rural areas.
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WAY
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WAY
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Permanent dead-end roadway or ends in a cul-de-sac. Less than one thousand (1,000)
feet in length.
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