Streets that form words when "St.", "Ave.", "Rd.", etc. is added

[hotdogPi]

One good example that appears commonly would be Fir St., forming the word "first". Many streets called Fir St. exist (names of trees are common).

Several exist with lettered streets, like "G Ave.", "H Ave", and "S Ave." Bonus points if you can find an unpaved "P Ave."

However, I'm looking for more interesting examples than just single letters.

[agentsteel53]

if you add the word Boulevard to the word Anvil, then you get the word anvilboulevard, which is a type of exotic marsupial.

[BrianP]

I found there's Fore St in London:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fore_Street,_London

Bea Rd in Florida.
Hea Rd in Canada
Rewa Rd in New Zealand
Reta Rd in NC
Liza Rd in Australia
Basta Rd in India
Awkwa Rd in Nigeria

[GaryV]

D Ave in Kalamazoo County

A pair in Calhoun County that make phrases:  A Drive North and A Drive South

[sandiaman]

 Portales, NM  has  S. Ave. D, which is of   course,  "saved".

[NE2]

Awkwa Rd in Nigeria

What does awkard mean?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Extension

[mhh]

Awkwa Rd in Nigeria

What does awkard mean?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Extension

awkwa + rd = awkward

[NE2]

Awkwa Rd in Nigeria

What does awkard mean?

awkwa + rd = awkward

Where's Awkwa Road? The map shows Awka Road.

[CNGL-Leudimin]

Damnit, the unpaved road near Lancaster CA is Ave P, not P Ave .

[NE2]

County Road 8
State Highway 80

[Alps]

Orange St. Everywhere.

[Fred Defender]

Nobody believed me, huh?

Well...there really IS a "Lame St." in Wilmington, NC. So there.

P.S.: This thread still is.