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Pff, try "1st ave", "1st avenue south", and "1st ave N.". Yup, 3 different (albeit connected) streets in Seattle.
by oniTony 15y ago
Pff, try "1st ave", "1st avenue south", and "1st ave N.". Yup, 3 different (albeit connected) streets in Seattle.
- throw_away 15y agobellvue ave, bellvue court and bellvue place intersect in cap hill. to answer the OP, those directionals are required to uniquely identify addresses in Seattle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_layout_of_Seattle#Directionals http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_layout_of_Seattle#Direct... note that they're prefixes for east-west streets, but suffixes for north-south avenues. I've lost deliveries before when I've omitted the directional, even if the street #/street name was unique to the zip code.
- prodigal_erik 15y agoI wonder whether any GPS can parse addresses like 123 W E St out in Shelton. Not to be confused with 123 E St SW in Auburn. As a deliverator before GPS was common, figuring out how to look stuff like this up in a Thomas Guide was pretty entertaining.