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2/2/04-Still Have to Update Info from Enclaves CITY OF LOVELAND STREET MAP INDEX Revised January 2011 1ST ST, W L8-17 1ST ST, E L17-21 2ND ST SE M17,M18 2ND ST SW M11,M14 2ND ST, E L17,L18 2ND ST, W L16 3RD ST SE M17 3RD ST SW M13-14 3RD ST, E L17,L18 3RD ST, W L12,L15-16 4TH ST, E L17-19 4TH ST SE M17-19 5TH ST, E L17-19,L22 5TH CT SW M13 5TH ST SE M17 5TH ST SW M12-13 5TH ST, W L15-16 6TH ST, W L14-16 6TH ST, SE M19 6TH ST SW M12-14 6TH ST, E L17-19 6TH PL SW M12 7TH ST, W L15-16 7TH ST, E L17-19 8TH ST, W K13-14 8TH ST, E L17,L18,L19 8TH ST SW N12 9TH PL SW N12 9TH CT SW N12 9TH ST, E K17,K20 9TH ST, W K16 10TH ST, W K14-16 10TH ST SW N10,N13-14 10TH ST, E K17-18 11TH ST SW M13 11TH ST, E K17-20 11TH ST, W K14-16 12TH ST SW N16 12TH ST, SE N17 12TH ST, E K17 12TH ST, W K14-16 13TH ST, E K17,K20 13TH ST, W K13,K14,K16 14TH ST SW N12-16 14TH ST SE N17-18 Page 1 of 33 5TH ST, E J17,J18,J19,J22 15TH ST SW 013-14 15TH ST, W J13-15 16TH ST, E J17-19 16TH ST SW O15-16 16TH ST, W J12,J14 17TH ST, W J13-14 17TH ST, E J19 18TH ST SW O12,O15-16 18TH ST, E J19-20 18TH ST, W J13-14 19TH ST, SE O17 19TH ST, E J19 19TH ST SW O15-16 20TH ST, E J17,J18 20TH ST, W J10,J12,J14 21ST ST SW O15-16 21ST ST, E J19 21ST CT J18 21ST ST, SE P17 22ND PL I17 22ND ST SW O15-16 22ND ST SE P17 22ND ST, W I11-14 23RD ST SW P15-16 23RD ST SE P17 23RD ST, E I17-18 23RD ST, W I14 24TH ST SW P16 24TH PL SW P16 25TH ST, W I13-14 25TH ST, E I17 26TH ST SW P16 27TH ST, E I17,I18 28TH ST, W I13,I14 29TH ST, W H10-18 29TH ST, E H17-18,H23-26 30TH ST, W H15-16 31ST ST, W G14-15 32ND ST, E H17,H18 32ND ST, W H7, H15 33RD ST, W H15-16 33RD ST, E H17-18 34TH PL H18 35TH ST, E H18 35TH ST, W H7,H13,H15 35TH ST SW R15,R16 36TH ST, W H13 36TH ST SW R15 Page 2 of 33 37TH ST, E G17, G19,G23-24 37TH ST, W G13-16 38TH PL G14 38TH ST, W G16 38TH ST, E G18 39TH ST, W G16 39TH PL G14 40TH ST, W G14 40TH ST, E G17 41ST ST, W G15-16 41ST CT, E G17 42ND ST, E G17 43RD ST, W F11-16 44TH ST, W F13,F15 45TH ST, W F13,F15,F16 45TH ST, E F27 46TH ST, W F13 47TH ST, W F16 47TH PL F16 48TH ST, E F17 48TH ST, W F15,F16 49TH ST, W E6,F16 50TH ST W E12-E15, E16-17 51ST ST E16 52ND ST E16 57TH ST, W D6, E13-15 57TH ST, E D18 58TH ST, E D18 64 TH ST W D16 65TH ST, W C16 66TH ST, W C16 67TH CT, W C16 67TH ST, W C16 69TH CT, W C16 69TH ST, W C16 71ST ST, W C16 71ST ST, E C21 AARON DR O17-P17 ABARR DR I14 ABBEY DR M13 ABBEY CT J20 ABEYTA CT J14 ABEYTA DR I14 ACACIA CT G16 ACACIA DR G16 ADAMS AVE J17,L17 ADELAIDE PL H12 ADENA CT H14 AGATE CT J14 Page 3 of 33 AGATE DR I14 AKRON CT H14 ALABAMA ST F14 ALAMOSA CT H14-I14 ALBANY CT I19 ALBANY AVE I19 ALDEN DR L21 ALDER CT G15 ALEXANDRIA CT F16 ALEXANDRIA DR F15 ALICE CT B25 ALLEN DR L15 ALLISON DR H14 ALMA DR G11 ALPINE PL G15 ALPINE LAUREL AVE M8 ALPINE LAUREL AVE N M8 ALTA CT J19 AMANDA CT K12 AMELIA CT M12 AMETHYST AVE L20 AMY PL H22 ANCHORAGE CT C21 ANDORRA DR F15 ANDROMEDA DR K19 ANELDA CT P15 ANEMONIE CT M13 ANEMONIE DR M13 ANGORA DR N11-O11 ANIMAS PL G19 ANITA DR M13 ANTERO DR H14 ANTONIO CT F14 APPLE AVE H15 APRICOT CT E15 APRICOT DR E15 AQUA WAY G17 AQUADUCT CT G17 AQUADUCT AVE G17 AQUARIUS AVE G17 ARABIAN CT M8 ARALIA CT G15 ARLINGTON ST F14 ARBOR DR I12 AREA CR E26-F26 ARGON PL L20 ARIKAREE DR I19 ARIKAREE CT I19 ARKANSAS ST F14 Page 4 of 33 ARLINGTON ST F13 AROYA ST E14 ARRIBA AVE F14 ARROWHEAD DR L11 ARTHUR DR D17,J17 ARTHUR AVE, S P17 ARTHUR AVE J17-K17 ASH CT G15 ASH AVE G15-H15 ASHLEY CT G18 ASPEN DR H15 ASTER PL P16 ATACAMITE CT L20 ATWOOD CT H12 ATWOOD DR H12 AUDREY DR M14 AUDUBON CT B25 AUDUBON PL J19 AUGITE AVE L20 AUGUSTA AVE I19 AUGUSTA CT I19 AULT DR E14 AUSTIN AVE I19 AUSTIN CT I19 AUTUMN ASH CT F15 AUTUMN PURPLE CT F15 AUTUMN PURPLE DR F15 AVENIDA DEL SOL DR G22 AVERY PL G19 AVIATION CR D25 AVON AVE F14 AVONDALE DR G14 AVONDALE PL G14 AXIAL DR J19 AZALEA PL SW N12 BALD EAGLE WAY Q17 BALSA CT G15 BANYAN AVE H15 BANYAN CT G15 BARBED WIRE DR R18 BARBERRY PL O16 BARBOURA DR N16 BARELA PL H14 BARETTA DR G15 BARNES PL K16 BARTHOLF CT K17 BASALT CT J11 BASSWOOD DR F16 BAY CT G15 Page 5 of 33 BAYBERRY DR G15 BAYFIELD AVE H12 BEAR CREEK PL J23 BECKER LN I7-8 BEECH DR H15 BEGONIA CT M13 BELLAIRE AVE R17 BELLE DR N13 BELLEVIEW DR L11 BELLINI CT E12 BELLVIEW AVE F15 BENFOLD ST G12 BENGAL AVE O11 BENT DR H14 BERYL LN E16 BIG SANDY PL J23 BIRCH DR H16 BIRCHWOOD DR F16 BIRKLEY CT K15 BISMARK AVE I19 BISMARK CT I19 BITTERBRUSH WAY M8 BLACK ELK CT L9 BLACKSTONE CR L11 BLACKSTONE CT L11 BLACK OAK CT G17 BLACK WALNUT CT H18 BLACK MAPLE DR G15 BLACKBERRY DR H18 BLACKHAWK PL F13 BLAKE DR E12 BLANCA CT I20 BLOSSOM DR M14 BLUE MESA CT J19 BLUE AZURITE AVE L19 BLUE DUCK CT M19-20 BLUE DUCK DR M19-20 BLUE SPRUCE DR H18 BLUE SHORE CT F22 BLUE RIVER DR I19-20 BLUE SPRUCE PL H18 BLUE MOUNTAIN CT Q7 BO-MAR AVE R15 BOBCAT CL H10-I10 BOBTAIL CT J19 BOEING DR D25 BOISE AVE, N L19-H20 BOISE AVE, S M19 BONNELL DR Q9-10 Page 6 of 33 BONNY DR J19 BOOJUM TREE PL N11 BOULDER DR G14 BOUTWELL CT L14 BOWWOOD CT G15 BOWWOOD DR G15 BOX PRAIRIE CR G14 BOXELDER DR G15 BOYD LAKE AVE, N C23-G23, J22-23 BRANDYWINE DR E15 BRASS CT L19 BRECCIA AVE L19 BRECKENRIDGE PL F13 BRIAR DR G15 BRIDALWREATH PL SW N12 BRISTLECONE PL G15 BRISTOL CT G13 BRITTLEBUSH DR O16 BROADMOOR DR, E K13 BROADMOOR DR, W K13 BROOKSIDE DR F5-G5 BROOKSTONE CT F15 BROOKWOOD DR F15 BROOKWOOD CT F15 BRUNS DR B17 BUCHANAN AVE H17-I17 BUCKEYE DR, S N13 BUCKHORN DR I7 BUCKHORN CT G6 BUCKINGHAM CT G13 BUCKINGHAM CR G13 BUENA VISTA DR G14 BUENA VISTA PL G14 BUFFALO MOUNTAIN DR J23 BURR OAK DR G16 BUSHNELL DR L14 BUTTE RD K10 BUTTERCUP PL P15 BUTTERNUT DR G16-H16 BYRD DR D25-E25 CADDOA DR G14-H14 CAELUM CT K19 CALAHAN CT H12 CALCITE CT L20 CALCITE ST L20 CALDER CT E12 CALHOUN CT L14 CALIFORNIA AVE L15,O15 CALLE DEL SOL CT G18 Page 7 of 33 CALLISTO DR L22 CAMBRIDGE CT J20 CAMELLIA PL M13 CAMEO AVE I14-J14 CAMEO CT I14 CAMERON CT L11 CAMPION CR H12 CAMPO CT G13 CANADA GOOSE DR M19-20 CANARY PL M19 CANDELARIA PL M12 CANDELARIA DR M12 CANDYTUFT DR P15 CANTER LN M11 CANTERBURY CT J20 CANYON WREN AVE M18 CAPE DORY DR M9 CAPITOL PEAK DR H19 CAPULIN DR H14 CARDIFF CT G13 CARINA DR L21 CARLA DR M13 CARLENE DR N13 CARLISLE DR N13-M14 CARMONY RD Q13-14 CARNATION PL M13 CARNEY ST G12 CAROL DR O12 CAROLINE CT M13 CARRIE LN H22 CARSON CT L15 CASCADE AVE J11 CASSATT ST E12 CASSATT CT E12 CATALPA CT G16 CATAMARAN CT D22 CATTAIL DR O13 CEDAR VALLEY DR K-L9 CEDAR DR I17 CENTAURUS PL K19 CENTENNIAL DR F15 CENTENNIAL CT F15 CENTERRA PKWY J-26 CENTRAL DR S16 CESSNA DR E24 CHALK AVE L19 CHALLENGER POINT DR H19 CHAMA CT I14 CHAMA AVE I14-J14 Page 8 of 33 CHAMPION CR H12 CHANCERY DR J20 CHARTER OAK CT H18 CHATEAU DR F15 CHEETAH DR O11-12 CHEETAH PL O12 CHELSEA DR J20 CHERRY ST K12 CHERRY LN K13 CHERRY ORCHARD AV L11 CHERRY ORCHARD DR L11 CHERYL CT O16 CHESTNUT CT G15 CHESTNUT AVE H15 CHESTNUT DR E16 CHEYENNE AVE J19-20 CHICKADEE ST M19 CHICKAREE PL M12 CHIVINGTON ST E14 CHOKE CHERRY DR M7-N7 CHOLLA DR O16 CHRISTINE CT M12 CIBOLA CT D16 CIMMERON DR K14 CINDY CT O15-16 CINNABAR CT L20 CITRINE CT L20 CLAREMONT PL G15 CLARICE CT O15 CLARK ST G18 CLEAR CREEK DR I12 CLEARWATER DR C21-F22 CLEVELAND AVE, N J17-L17 CLEVELAND AVE, S M17,N17 CLIFF SIDE DR J10 CLOVER PL M14 CLUB DR G22 CLUBHOUSE DR L10 CLYDESDALE PKWY F26-G26 COAL CREEK ST G12 COALDALE DR G11 COBALT AVE L19 CODY DR Q18 COFFEETREE DR F15 COLE DR G11 COLONA PL F14 COLORADO AVE G16-H16,K15-L15,N16,O16-P16 COLT DR L6 COMO CT J11 Page 9 of 33 COMO ST J11 CONIFER PL G15 CONNECTICUT PL J14 COPELAND CT B25 COPPER AVE K19 CORA PL O16 CORAL BELL DR P15 CORAL BURST CR E15 CORDOVA PASS DR I-26 CORTEZ CT K15 CORVUS DR L21 COTOPAXI DR G11 COTTONWOOD PL G16 COTTONWOOD DR G15-16 COUNTRY HIGH RD S14 CO RD NO 11 P20 CO RD NO 11C C20-H20 CO RD NO 30 B17-28 CO RD NO 18 N7-30 CO RD NO 7 G24-25,024-R24 CO RD NO 14 R9-R30 CO RD NO 11 P20 CO RD NO 16E O18-P20 CO RD NO 28 E24-25 CO RD NO 13 G18-H18,P18-R18 CO RD NO 15H R15-S15 CO RD NO 13C M18-O18 CO RD NO 26 F25 CO RD NO 13E E17 CO RD NO 9E M21-N22 CO RD NO 9 B23,F23-J22,L23,O23-P23 CO RD NO 24E H23,H25 CO RD NO 20 L21 CO RD NO 19 O12-P12 CO HWY 60 R9-R30 CO RD NO 5 Q26-R26 CO RD NO 24E G18-19,G23-24 CO RD NO 3E O27-P27 CO RD NO 3 G28-N28 CO RD NO 16 Q9-30 CO RD NO 19E K12 CO RD NO 19 B13-P13 CO RD NO 23 R8 CO RD NO 22B J7-8 CO RD NO 29 P5-R5 CO RD NO 25E D5-G6 CO RD NO 15 Q16-R16 CO RD NO 28 E13-25 CO RD NO 18 O7-30 Page 10 of 33 CO RD NO 24 H5-7,H11,H23,H25 CO RD NO 21 M11-N11 CO RD NO 23E L8-N8 CO RD NO 23H I7-L7 CO ST HWY 60 R9-30 CO RD NO 17 B14-S15 CO RD NO 20 M5-21 CO RD NO 24H G5 CO RD NO 25 G6-H6 CO LINE RD, N S18 COURTNEY DR P17 COVE CT M9 COVE DR M9 COVE DR N L9 COWBIRD ST M19 CRABAPPLE CT E15 CRABAPPLE DR E15 CRANE CT N23 CRAWFORD CT J11 CREEDE AVE J12 CREEDE CT J12 CREEKWOOD DR F15 CRESCENT DR J17 CRESSA DR M12-N12 CRESTED BUTTE CT J11 CRESTONE CT L11 CRESTONE DR L11 CRESTRIDGE CT S14 CRESTRIDGE DR S13-14 CRESTVIEW CT I13 CRIPPLE CREEK DR G12 CRIMSON CT N9 CRIMSON DR N9 CRIVELLI CT E12 CROOKED WASH DR H-19 CROOKED WASH CT H-19 CROSSROADS BLVD F25-28 CROWLEY CR H12 CROWN DR I10 CRYSTAL LN E16 CRYSTAL CT O15 CRYSTAL SHORE CT F22 CUCHARA CT J12 CULEBRA PEAK DR H19 CUMMINGS AVE N11 CURRENT CREEK CT H-20 CUSHING DR G11 CUSTER DR I15 CUSTER AVE, S O15 Page 11 of 33 CUSTER AVE H15, L15 CYNTHIA CT N13 CYPRESS CT G15 DAFFODIL PL M13 DAFINA DR L21 DALI PL E12 DANA CT M12 DANIEL LEE DR N17 DANIELLE CT P15 DAPHNE DR O15 DARLA CT P15 DATE CT F18 DAVIDIA CT G15 DAVINCI DR E12 DAWN CT M13 DEANNA CT O15 DEBORAH DR O15 DEER MEADOW DR K-L9 DEER MEADOW PL K9 DEGAS DR E12 DEL NORTE AVE J14 DEL SOL DR Q14 DELCON CT G15 DELIA CT P15 DELNORTE CT, S N13-14 DELNORTE AVE, S O13 DELNORTE DR, S N13-14 DELPHINUS
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