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Master Street List Master Street List STREET PLAT STATUS DESCRIPTION ABERDEEN 078B PRI-2005 (OFF) SETON HIGHLANDS (PINEHILLS) ABIGAIL'S PATH 077C PRI-2005 (OFF) PETER BROWN CARTWAY/DILLINGHAM ABINGTON AVE. (1) 045B PUB-1962 (OFF) TAYLOR AVE. ABINGTON AVE. (2) 046 OLD NAME NOW EXTENTION OF VICTORIA AVENUE ABNER ROAD 000 PRI- (OFF) ROCKY HILL RD. LOC. UNKN. ACACIA ROAD 048 PRI-1951 (OFF) RAY RD. "FRESH POND" ACATE ROAD 000 PRI- (OFF) BARTLETT ROAD. LOC. UNKN. ACORN TRAIL 075 PRI-2005 (OFF) BOGSIDE DRIVE ACORN TRAIL (E) 061 ELIM. (OFF) TREETOP WAY/DYER PASS ADAMS STREET 096 PUB-1999 (OFF) COLCHESTER DR. (LOT 19) ADMIRAL BYRD ROAD 055 PUB-2011 (OFF)ADMS. HALSEY & RICKOVER RD. ADMIRAL HALSEY ROAD 055 PUB-2011 (OFF) STATE ROAD ADMIRAL RICKOVER ROAD 055 PUB-2011 (OFF) STATE ROAD AERO PARK DRIVE 106 PRI-1988 (OFF) SOUTH MEADOW RD. AGAWAM PATH 133 STATE STATE FOREST AGAWAM ROAD 110,116,117,118 PRI- MAST RD. TO WAREHAM LINE ALANE AVENUE 046 ELIM. (OFF) MANOMET POINT RD. ALBERT ROAD 044 PRI-1964 (OFF) ROCKY HILL RD. (LOT A) ALCOTT COURT 122, 123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS 81 ALCOTT STREET 079 ELIM FORGES FIELD ALDEN COURT 013 PRI- (OFF) ALDEN ST. ALDEN ROAD 133 STATE STATE FOREST ALDEN STREET 011,13,30,31 PUB-1909 ALLERTON ST./WESTERLY RD. ALDEN TERRACE 030 PUB-1957 (OFF) ALDEN ST. ALDRIN ROAD 101 PUB-1968 (OFF) INDUSTRIAL PARK RD. ALEC LANE 104 PRI-2004 (OFF) WILLOW BEND BOULEVARD ALECIA WAY 114 ELIM. (OFF) PAULA RD./CONWAY RD. ALEWIFE ROAD 055 PUB-2017 (OFF) LONG POND RD. ALGER COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS 81 ALGONQUIN TERRACE 101 PRI-1977 (OFF) SAMOSET ST.(LOT 23) ALICE MULLENS WAY 077C PRI-2005 (OFF) OLD APPLE TREE TRAIL Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 1 of 63 STREET PLAT STATUS DESCRIPTION ALISON DRIVE 046 OLD NAME IS KEVIN AVE. ALLEN COURT 022 PRI- SOUTH ST. / SANDWICH ST. ALLEN DRIVE 049 PUB1980/PT (OFF) WINTHROP RD.(LOT 2) ALLEPPO ROAD 062 OLD NAME IS LAKE RD. (LOT 4) ALLERTON STREET 011,14,17 PUB-1877 SO. RUSSELL ST./COURT ST. ALLISON CIRCLE 108 PUB-1995 (OFF) WENDY LANE (LOT 6) ALPINE ROAD 056 PRI-1927 (OFF) LITTLE SANDY POND RD. ALVIN ROAD 015 PUB-1925 (OFF) OAK ST. AMANDA AVENUE 121,122,123 PRI-1995 (OFF) BOURNE ROAD/GARRETT PLACE AMES STREET 096 PUB-2013 (OFF) COLCHESTER DR.(LOT 19) AMHERST COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS III B AMOS HILL LANE 015 PRI-1992 (OFF) SUMMER ST./ASHLEY ST. AMY LANE 108 PUB-1995 LISA AVE./WENDY LANE ANAWON ROAD 104 PUB-1992 (OFF) KRISTIN RD.(LOT 17A) ANCHOR DRIVE 067 PUB-2011 (OFF) INDEPENDENCE ST. ANDERSON WAY 046 PRI-2009 (OFF) MANOMENT POINT ROAD ANDREW'S WAY 073 PRI-1987 (OFF) KATHLEEN DR. ANDZAC WAY 050 PRI-1994 (OFF) MAYFLOWER DRIVE ANVIL CIRCLE 051 PRI-1981 (OFF) BARNFIELD DRIVE (TR.PK.) APOLLO 11 ROAD 101 PRI-1979 (OFF) ALDRIN DR.-INDUSTRIAL PK. APPLE BARREL 078D PRI-2010 (OFF) GREAT ISLAND/WOODSONG APRIL WAY 074 PRI-1988 (OFF) FRESH POND CIR. ARABELLA ROAD 78D ELIM. (OFF) BEAVER DAM ROAD ARBOR RIDGE 059, 122 PRI-2015 (OFF) RAYMOND ROAD ARBORETUM ROAD 045 PUB-1969 (OFF) WHITE HORSE RD. ARCARO CIRCLE 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS III B ARCHER STREET 130 PUB-2010 (OFF) PACKARD ST. ARDMORE LANE 101 (OFF) DANFORTH LANE ARLINGTON AVENUE ? PRI- (OFF) MANOMET PT.RD. MAP LOC. UNKN. ARLINGTON ROAD 044 PUB-1950 ROCKY HILL RD./PRISCILLA BEACH RD. ARMSTRONG ROAD 101,102 PUB1968 & (OFF) ALDRIN RD./INDUSTRIAL PK. ARNOLD AVENUE 046 PRI-1893 ARROWHEAD CIRCLE 095 PRI- ELLIS HAVEN (LOT 60) ARROWHEAD DRIVE 101,102,103 PRI-1972 (OFF) SIXTEEN TWENTY DR. (TR.PK.) ARROWHEAD ROAD 120 PRI-1956 (OFF) BOURNE RD.-ISLAND POND Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 2 of 63 STREET PLAT STATUS DESCRIPTION ARTHUR CIRCLE 123 PRI-1987 (OFF) LUNN'S WAY ASBURY COURT 095 ELIM. (OFF) PARTRIDGE WAY (WEST POND) ASH COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS V ASH STREET 130 PRI-1951 (OFF) JUNIPER ST. ASHBERRY STREET 106 PUB-2018 (OFF) MONTGOMERY DR. ASHLEY STREET 015 PRI-1902 LOIS ST./TILTON ST. ASIAF WAY 045 PUB1956/PT (OFF) TAYLOR AVENUE ASTOR COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS III B ATLANTIC AVENUE 007 PUB1949/PT ATLANTIC ST./CASTLE ST. ATLANTIC STREET 007,8 PUB-1893 (OFF) COURT STREET AUBUBON DRIVE 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS I AUGUSTA ROAD 079 ELIM. FORGES FIELD AUSTIN STREET 132 PRI-1911 GURNET AUTUMN GLEN 78D PRI-2004 (OFF) CLAM PUDDING (PINEHILLS) AVALON WAY 77D PRI-2003 (OFF) PINEHILLS DRIVE (PINEHILLS LLC) AVENUE A 045A PRI-1889 (OFF) TAYLOR AVE. AVENUE A (E) 059A NOT-BUILT (OFF) ISLAND LAKE RD. AVENUE B 045A PRI-1889 (OFF) TAYLOR AVE. AVENUE B (E) 059A NOT-BUILT (OFF) ISLAND LAKE RD. AVENUE C 045A PRI-1928 (OFF) TAYLOR AVE. AVENUE C (E) 059A NOT-BUILT (OFF) ISLAND LAKE RD. AVENUE D 059A NOT-BUILT (OFF) ISLAND LAKE RD. AVENUE E 059A NOT-BUILT (OFF) ISLAND LAKE RD. AVERY ROAD 027 ELIM. (OFF) STAFFORD STREET AVERY ROAD (E) 027 ELIM. IS PCHS (LOT 59) AZALEA LANE 115 PRI-2015 (OFF) WHITE SPRUCE LANE F/K/A NANNYBER AZORES STREET 003 ELIM. (OFF) GARABALDI ST. BACK ROAD 042,94 PRI- DOTEN RD./CATHEDRAL RD. BAILEY AVENUE 128 PRI- NEW ENGLAND PARK BAILY CIRCLE 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS III A BAKER COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS III B BAKER ROAD 098 PRI-1949 (OFF) FEDERAL FURNACE RD. BAKER STREET 027 PRI-1914 (OFF) NOOK RD.(LOT 55) BALDWIN CIRCLE 095 PUB-2002 (OFF) WEST POND RD. BALTIC AVENUE 027 PRI-1987 (OFF) BRALEY LANE Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 3 of 63 STREET PLAT STATUS DESCRIPTION BANCROFT'S LANDING 046 PRI-1893 (OFF) MANOMET POINT RD. BARBARA'S WAY 073 PRI-1987 KATHLEEN DRIVE/ANDREW'S WAY BARE FOOT PATH 120 PRI-1995 (OFF) OLIVER NECK ROAD BARE HILL ROAD 133 STATE STATE FOREST BARNES LANE 020 PRI- (OFF) UNION ST. BARNES LANE (E) 020 OLD NAME IS LINCOLN ST. PORT. BARNFIELD DRIVE 051,52 PRI-1981 OLD SANDWICH RD(TR.PK/STATE RD(HOUSES BARNSWALLOW 077C PRI-2001 (OFF) OLD TAVERN TRAIL (PINE HILLS LLC) BARNUM COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS III A BARQUE DRIVE 050 PRI-1969 (OFF) BRIGANTINE CIRCLE BARQUENTINE DRIVE 050 PRI-1969 (OFF) STATE RD.(LOT 1) BARTLETT AVENUE 046 PRI-1890 STATE RD./STRAND AVE. BARTLETT ROAD 045,48,74,75 PUB-1906 (OFF) STATE RD. BARTLETT STREET 019 ELIM. RUSSELL ST./SUMMER ST. BARTLETT WOODS 74 PRI-1999 (OFF) BARTLETT ROAD BARUCH COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS 81 BASS PLACE 019 ELIM. (OFF) MARKET ST. BASS ROAD 049 PRI-1950 (OFF) ELLISVILLE DR. (LOT 3) BASSETT'S WAY 003 PRI-2004 (OFF) NICKS ROCK ROAD BATES ROAD 045 PUB-1960 (OFF) BEACH ST. BATES ROAD (E) 096 NOT-BUILT (OFF) MICAJAH POND LOC. UNKN. BAY COLONY DRIVE 042 PUB-1988 (OFF) RIVER ST. BAY FARM DRIVE 112,113,114 PRI-1995 (OFF) JUSTINE AVENUE BAY HILL ROAD 053 PRI- STATE RD./LONG POND RD.(ABANDONED) BAY SHORE DRIVE 043 PUB1968/PT (OFF) ROCKY HILL RD. BAY TERRACE 049 PRI-1950 CENTERVILLE WAY/PEMBROKE RD. BAY VIEW AVENUE (1) 022 & 25 PUB-1902 (OFF) SANDWICH STREET BAY VIEW AVENUE (2) 132 NAME CHA IS NOW SAQUISH AVENUE (SAQUISH BEACH) BAYBERRY LANE 106 PRI-1980 (OFF) DEER HILL RD.(TR.PK. PINEHURST MOBI BAYBERRY ROAD 050 PRI-1950 (OFF) CRANBERRY LANE (LOT 4) BAYCLIFF CIRCLE 054 PRI-1979 (OFF) WHITE CLIFFS DR. (LOT 9) BAYDEN PATH 072 PRI-1999 (OFF) TADMORE TRAIL BEACH AVENUE 048 PRI-1872 (OFF) LANDFALL LANE BEACH PLUM LANE 037 PRI- (OFF) MANTERS POINT RD. BEACH ROAD 043 PUB-1991 (OFF) ROCKY HILL ROAD Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 4 of 63 STREET PLAT STATUS DESCRIPTION BEACH STREET (1) 045 PUB-1955 (OFF) TAYLOR AVENUE/HEMLOCK ST. BEACH STREET (2) 059A NOT-BUILT (OFF) ISLAND LAKE RD. BEACHWOOD ROAD 046 PRI-1958 (OFF) HIGHLAND AVE. BEACON STREET 048 PUB-2011 (OFF) PRESIDENTS LANE BEARBERRY PATH 115 PRI-2016 (OFF )SUMMERSWEET CIRCLE BEARD WAY 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS 81 BEATRICE AVENUE 122 PRI-1988 RAYMOND RD./PERSEVERANCE PATH BEAVER BROOK DRIVE 076 PRI-1996 (OFF) BEAVER DAM ROAD BEAVER DAM ROAD 045,74,75,76,77 PUB-1940 STATE RD./OLD SANDWICH RD. BEGIN CIRCLE 056 PRI-1996 (OFF) VALLEY ROAD BELINDA LANE 030 NOT-BUILT (OFF) WESTERLY ROAD BELL COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS 81 BELLEVUE DRIVE 050 PRI-1988 (OFF) STATE RD. BELLTREE 078D PRI-2004 (OFF) SOUTHWARD TRAIL (PINEHILLS) BELMONT STREET 112A NOT-BUILT (OFF) LONG POND RD. BEN RAYMOND ROAD 084 PRI-1976 (OFF) COLLEGE POND RD.(LOT 29) BENET COURT 122,123 ELIM. HERITAGE HILLS 81 BENHAM STREET 015 PUB-1963 MARGERIE ST./ALVIN RD. BENJAMIN'S GATE 077C PRI-2003 (OFF) PETER BROWN CARTWAY (PINEHILLS L BERG DRIVE 079 ELIM. FORGES FIELD BERKLEE COURT 095 ELIM. (OFF) WEST POND RD. BERNING PATH 079 ELIM. FORGES FIELD BESSE BOG ROAD 120 PRI.- (OFF) WAREHAM ROAD/TO WAREHAM TOWN BETHPAGE LANE 077A PRI-2016 (OFF) ETERNITY DRIVE BETTENCOURT ROAD 096 PRI-1953 (OFF) FEDERAL FURNACE RD. BETTY ALDEN STREET 055 NOT-BUILT (OFF) STATE RD. (LOT 31) BETTY ROAD 112 ELIM (OFF) JUSTINE AVE. BEVERLY LANE 048 NOT-BUILT (OFF) ACACIA RD. (LOT 39) BIG LOOP 095 PRI- ELLIS HAVEN (LOT 60) BILLINGTON SEA ROAD 098 PUB-2018 FEDERAL FURNACE / BLACK CAT ROAD BILLINGTON STREET 027,89, 100 PUB-1902 SUMMER ST. / BLACK CAT ROAD BIRCH AVENUE 021,27 PUB-1937 STAFFORD ST. / NEWFIELD ST.
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