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Portland has that to a degree. A lot of streets will end due to terrain, only to start up again half a mile further where the terrain levels out a bit. There's
by genocidicbunny 2y ago
Portland has that to a degree. A lot of streets will end due to terrain, only to start up again half a mile further where the terrain levels out a bit.
There's a related item that's amused me a lot. 110th at one point shifts like 50 feet to one side and becomes 111th.
- HeyLaughingBoy 2y agoBefore everyone had a navigation computer in their pocket, I'd often get confused calls from pizza delivery people saying "I'm on your street, but that address doesn't exist" for a similar reason: farms instead of terrain.