"Font Streets"

[Katavia]

I just found "Clearview Street".



in knoxville

[Big John]

Arial Cir (Which is not a Circle): https://www.google.com/maps/@43.0142449,-89.4969668,17z

[vtk]

Clearview is not a particularly common street name, but it's not particularly rare either. I've seen a sign for a Clearview Ave written in FHWA, and a sign for a Clarendon St written in Clearview. Now I'm only missing a sign for FHWA Blvd written in Clarendon.

[Duke87]

New York City alone has:
Clearview Expressway (Queens)
Clarendon Road (Brooklyn)
Cambria Street (Staten Island)
Georgia Avenue (Brooklyn)
Rockwell Place (Brooklyn)

None are named after the font although I do have a font on my computer named "Broadway" which is probably named after the street in Manhattan.

Googling around, I found:
Tahoma Street in Columbus, OH and Cascade Locks, OR
Lucida Road near Kendall, WI
Segoe Road in Madison, WI
Verdana Way in Howell, NJ

Could not find a Comic Sans Street anywhere although I did find this comic shop in Argentina.

[theline]

Not a street, but certainly notable: Times Square
In Frederick, MD, Cambria Ct.
In Germantown, MD, Century Blvd.
In Vero Beach, FL, Courier St.
In Charlotte, NC, Garamond Ct.
Georgia is way to easy to find for me to even try.
In Pensacola, FL, Lucida Ln.

I hit the jackpot in Peachtree City, GA, with Copperplate Ln., Claridge Curve, Bookman Point, and (my favorite) Gill Sans. I bet there are a bunch more in the neighborhood that I don't even recognize as fonts. Most other places, I'm sure the font names were coincidental, but they were certainly intentional in Peachtree City.

[Mr. Matté]

The ultimate jackpot would be to find a Wingdings Street (and hope it doesn't have directional signage to NYC).