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On the other hand, a lot of US cities are much more recent and often planned. And if you're in a city with some kind of grid layout, it's a lot easier to naviga
by mhd 15y ago
On the other hand, a lot of US cities are much more recent and often planned. And if you're in a city with some kind of grid layout, it's a lot easier to navigate – especially if the streets are numbered, instead of named after old mayors, saints and noblemen. Way easier to get lost in Munich than in Manhattan…
- jasonkester 15y agoNW Portland springs to mind as a great example. Streets from 1 to 30, cross streets from Burnside, Couch, Davis, all the way up to Wilson.
- jasonkester 15y agoNW Portland springs to mind as a great example. Streets from 1 to 30, cross streets from Burnside, Couch, Davis, all the way up to Wilson.