A-Avenue

P-Place

R-Road

I

L-Lanes

these all go east and west, all others go north and south.

I understand that this is the opposite of the norm for big cities. For example, in New York and Miami streets go east and west and avenues go north and south.

go figure….

Ct.=court (if I’m thinking right, the houses are in a circular formation around what’s called a “cul de sac” or a street /alley closed at one end and with one way out.)

Ave.= avenue (usually a little wider than a street or road, and has trees on either side)

Terr.= terrace (houses are usually on a slope or raised ground)

Pwky/Blvd=Parkway/Boulevard (a broad, landscaped street)