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Current Street Names Abbey Road Clover Leaf Farm Road Hunters Way Oak Street Skyline Drive Alt TOWN OF KENNEBUNKPORT - CURRENT STREET NAMES ABBEY ROAD CLOVER LEAF FARM ROAD HUNTERS WAY OAK STREET SKYLINE DRIVE ALT. NAMES ABENAKI WAY COFFIN LANE ICE HOUSE ROAD OAKWOOD DRIVE SLACK TIDE ROAD ANCHORS WAY ACACIA ROAD COLE BENSON ROAD IRELAND WAY OBED LANE SONGBIRD DRIVE COVE LANE ACCESS ROAD COLONY AVENUE ISABELLAS WAY OCEAN AVENUE SOUTH MAIN STREET. FAIRWEATHER LN AFFETON LANE COMMUNITY HOUSE ROAD ISLAND VIEW LANE OCEAN VIEW AVENUE. SOUTH STREET FIREFLY PLACE AGAMENTICUS AVENUE COMMUNITY HOUSE WAY JASONS WAY OLD CAPE ROAD SPOUTING ROCK AVE. GOLDEN POND RD APPLE BLOSSOM LANE CORNBROOK LANE JEFFERYS WAY OLD CLUFF ROAD SPRING STREET HOPE LANE ARBOR LEDGE DRIVE COTTAGE AVENUE JENNISON DRIVE OLD FORT AVENUE SPRING VALLEY RD. IVORY DRIVE ARLINGTON AVENUE COYOTE LANE JOSIAH CURTIS LANE OLD PERKINS ROAD . SPRUCE AVENUE LANTERN LANE ARUNDEL ROAD CRANBERRY LANE JUNIPER KNOLL LANE OLD TOWN ROAD SQUIER LANE LOON PLACE ARUNDEL STREET CREEK SIDE KAYZEE LANE OLD WILDES FARM STAGE ROAD LUPINE DRIVE ATLANTIC AVENUE CRESCENT AVENUE KENNETH LANE OLIVER ROAD STAPLES LANE MEADOW LANE BACK HARBOR ROAD CRESTVIEW LANE KINGS HIGHWAY OX PLOW LANE STARDUST LANE OUTBACK RD BAILEY COURT CROSS STREET KINGS HIGHWAY PADDY CREEK HILL ROAD STEVENS WAY PARK PLACE BARBARA’S WAY CROW RIDGE ROAD KINGS LANE PADDY CREEK ROAD STONE HAVEN DRIVE PLOVER PLACE BARTER LANE DAISY LANE KINGS WAY PATTICIN PLACE STONE ROAD SUMMER PLACE BARTLETT AVENUE DAVIDS WAY KITTYS RUN PEARL STREET STONEWOOD LANE BASS COVE LANE DEERFIELD LANE LAKEHOUSE LANE PEGS WAY STRIPER WAY BATH LANE DICKINSON LANE LANDS END LANE PERKINS LANE SUMAC LANE BATSON CREEK ROAD DOCK SQUARE LANDS END ROAD PERKINS ROAD SUMMER BREEZE LANE BATSON RIVER ROAD DORRANCE ROAD LANGSFORD ROAD PIER ROAD SUMMER STREET BEACH ROSE LANE DORY LANE LAUREL ROAD PINE TREE LANE SUMMIT AVENUE BEACHWOOD AVENUE DOVER LANE LEACH LANE PLEASANT STREET SUNSET LANE BEACON AVENUE DUCKWOOD LANE LEDGE ROAD POETS LANE TALL PINE DRIVE BEAR CREEK LANE DYKE ROAD LEDGE VIEW LANE POINT ROAD TANGLEWOOD ROAD BEAVER POND ROAD EAST AVENUE LESTER WILDES ROAD PORPOISE PLACE TEMPLE STRET BEECH STREET EBS COVE LANE LILAC LANE PORT FARM ROAD THE LONG AND WINDING RD BELAIR AVENUE EDGEWOOD AVENUE LITTLE RIVER WAY PORTSIDE DRIVE THUNDER HILL LANE BELLEGLADE AVENUE EEL BRIDGE LANE LOBSTER POT LANE PRESCOTT DRIVE TIDAL SHORE DRIVE BELLEVUE AVENUE ELIZABETHAN DRIVE LOCKE STREET PRESIDENTIAL LANE TIGERLILY WAY BELLEWOOD AVENUE ELM STREET LOG CABIN ROAD PRIMROSE LANE TIMBER LEDGE LN. BELVIDERE AVENUE ELWYN LANE LUCIA WAY PROCTOR AVENUE TIMBER WAY BENSON AVENUE ENDCLIFFE ROAD LYNNSEY HOLLOW RANKIN LANE . TOUCHSTONE DRIVE BERYLS WAY EVENING PLACE LYNS LANE RAVEN ROAD TOWNE STREET BINNACLE LANE FAIRFIELD HILL ROAD MAGNOLIA DRIVE RECREATION WAY TRADEWINDS LANE BIRCH COURT FIELD POINT ROAD MAIN STREET REDMOND DRIVE TRAWLER TERRACE BIRCH LANE FISHERS LANE MAINE STREET REID LANE TURBATS CREEK RD. BLACKBERRY HILL RD FOREST LANE MALINGWOOD LANE REYNOLDS LANE TYLER BROOK ROAD BLUE HERON DRIVE FOX RUN . MAPLEVIEW AVENUE RIDGE LANE UNION STREET BLUEBERRY LANE FOXBERRY LANE MAPLEWOOD DRIVE RITA ROAD VAUGHN ISLAND BLVD. BOATSWAIN LANE FROST LANE MARLEYS WAY RIVER ROAD WAKEFIELD PASTURE ROAD BOSTON STREET GEORGE LANE MARSH MADNESS LN ROAD TO MISERY WALDHEIM LANE BRIANNA LANE GLAZIER LANE MARSHALL POINT RD ROBERTS LANE . WALKERS LANE BRIARWOOD LANE GOODWIN PLACE MARSHVIEW CIRCLE ROBIN LANE WARD AVENUE BRIGGS WAY GOOSE ROCKS ROAD MARSHVIEW DRIVE ROCKMARSH ROAD WARD ROAD BROADWAY GOOSEFAIR MAST COVE LANE ROCKY PASTURE LANE WARD ROAD EXT. BROOKS ROAD GRANDVIEW AVENUE McKENNEY LANE ROSELEITH LANE WASHBURN DRIVE BROOKS STREET GRANITE HEIGHTS ROAD MERRYMEETING LN RUGOSA WAY WASHINGTON COURT BROOKSIDE DRIVE GRAVELLY BROOK ROAD MESERVES LANE RUSH POND LANE WATERSIDE LANE BROWNS LANE GREENE STREET MICHAELS WAY SADDLE WAY WESMORE LANE BRYANT LANE GRIER ROAD MILL LANE SALT AIR WEST STREET BUOY TERRACE GROVE STREET MILLS ROAD SALT MARSH LANE WESTVALE ROAD BUFFLEHEAD LANE GUINEA ROAD MITCHELL WAY SAND DOLLAR ROAD WHARF LANE BUSTER LANE GULL WAY MONADNOCK LANE SAND POINT ROAD . WHARF STREET BUTTONWOOD LANE HALCYON WAY MOOSE ROCKS ROAD SANDPIPER LANE WHITE CREEK LANE BUZZYS WAY HARBOR DRIVE MOUNT KINEO ROAD SANDY COVE ROAD WHITTEMORE LANE CAMDEN LANE HARMONY LANE NABOR DRIVE SCARGO WAY WHITTEN HILLS ROAD CAMPBELL LANE HARRISON LANE NEHOC LANE SCHOOL STREET WILD HORSE RUN CAPE SQUARE HARWOOD DRIVE NETTIE LANE SEA LANE . WILDES DISTRICT ROAD CAPE WOODS ROAD HAVERHILL AVENUE NEW ADAMS ROAD SEAGRASS LANE WILDWOOD AVENUE CAPESTONE DRIVE HAYWARD AVENUE NEW BIDDEFORD RD SEAVIEW AVENUE WILLEY ROAD CAROL LANE HENCHEY WAY NONOTUCK SERENITY WAY WINDEMERE DRIVE CENTRAL AVENUE HICKORY LANE NORTH STREET SHADY LANE WINDEMERE PLACE CHART HOUSE ROAD HIDDEN MARSH LANE NORTHWOOD DRIVE SHAWMUT INN ROAD WINSLOW LANE CHESTNUT STREET HIDDEN POND LANE NORWOOD LANE SHERWOOD DRIVE WINTER HARBOR ROAD CHURCH STREET HIGH POINT DRIVE NUNANS BLUFF SHORE FARM LANE WOLFF FARM LANE CLARK ROAD HIGH STREET OAK GROVE LANE SINNOTT ROAD WOOD ROAD CLEAVES AVENUE HIGH TIDE ROAD OAK RIDGE ROAD SKIPPER JOES POINT RD WOODLAWN AVENUE CLEMENT HUFF ROAD HILLSIDE DRIVE OAK RUN SKYDANCE LANE Blue - Renamed/Red Discontinued/Green-Reserved Updated 3/3/2021.
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