Fun Streets In Denver
Submitted by greggles on Sun, 2004-12-19 18:08.
These streets are near us - and they are fun!
Denver uses a numbers and letters system for it’s streets. For the most part, East/west streets are numbers and north south streets are letters. The alphabet has to keep repeating, so they used a system where one set is plants, the next is states in the union, and other similar schemes. We happen to live in the American Indian tribe set of streets. So, depending on exactly where you intersect them, our streets are:
- Acoma
- Bannock
- Cherokee
- Delaware
- Elati
- Fox
- Galapago
- Huron
- Inca
- Santa Fe OR Jason depending on your locale
- Kalamath
- Lipan
- Mariposa
- Navajo
- Osage
- Pecos
- Quivas
- Raritan
- Shoshone
- Tejon
- Umatilla
- Vallejo
- Wyandot
- Zuni
Isn’t that fun!
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More fun streets!
More fun streets!
These run East-West starting about 2 miles south of the city. They are “higher education” themed
further north and out of sequence are:
some background
The Denver Infill site has a great history of streets in the Downtown area -Block Numbers and Streets in Denver.
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