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Existing Road Names in Pennington County 1 AVE 195 AVE 41 ST 1 AVE E 196 AVE 42 ST 1 AVE W 197 AVE 43 CT 1 ST 198 AVE 44 ST 10 AVE 2 AVE 47 AVE W 11 ST 2 AVE E 48 ST 12 ST 2 ST 5 AVE 143 AVE 200 AVE 5 ST 145 AVE 201 AVE 6 AVE 149 AVE 213 ST 6 ST 150 PL 216 ST 7 AVE 151 AVE 218 ST 7 ST 153 AVE 219 ST 8 AVE 154 AVE 222 ST 9 AVE 155 AVE 223 ST 9 ST 156 AVE 224 ST A ST 157 AVE 225 ST ABE PL 158 AVE 226 ST ABELIA ST 159 AVE 227 ST ABERDEEN CT 160 AVE 228 ST ABIGAIL DR 161 AVE 229 ST ACCIDENTAL RD 162 AVE 230 ST ADAMS ST 164 AVE 231 ST ADDIE CAMP TRL 165 AVE 232 ST ADDISON AVE 166 AVE 233 ST ADJENTY CT 167 AVE 234 ST ADMIN RD 168 AVE 236 ST ADONIA LN 169 AVE 237 ST ADVENTURE TRL 170 AVE 239 ST AERO RD 171 AVE 240 ST AERONAUTS WAY 173 AVE 241 ST AINSDALE CT 174 AVE 244 ST AIRPORT RD 175 AVE 245 ST ALAMO DR 176 AVE 246 ST ALBERT LN 179 AVE 248 ST ALBERTTA DR 180 AVE 3 AVE ALFALFA CT 181 AVE 3 ST ALICIA CT 185 AVE 32 ST ALKAN LN 186 AVE 36 ST ALLEN AVE 190 AVE 37 ST ALLEN GULCH RD 191 AVE 38 ST ALLIE CT 192 AVE 39 ST ALMA ST 193 AVE 4 AVE ALPINE CT 194 AVE 4 ST ALPINE DR Page 1 of 21 2/2/2018 Existing Road Names in Pennington County ALTA VISTA CT ASPEN AVE BEAR CREEK RD ALTA VISTA DR ASPEN DR BEAR GULCH RD AMBROSE DR ASTER CT BEAR MOUNTAIN DR AMBUSH RANCH RD ASTI CT BEAR MOUNTAIN RD AMERICAS WAY ATLANTIC DR BEAR TOOTH CT ANACONDA RD ATLAS ST BEAR TOOTH DR ANAMARIA DR AUBURN DR BEARS LOOSE RD ANAMOSA ST AUDUBON CIR BEAUMONT LN ANDERSON HILL RD AUGUSTA DR BEAVER CREEK RD ANDERSON RD AURORA DR BECKMAN DR ANGEL WAY AUTUMN PL BEECH HANGAR LN ANGLE RD AVENUE A BEECHWOOD LN ANNA CT AVERY DR BEL AIRE DR ANTARES CT AVIATION RD BELGARDE BLVD ANTELOPE CREEK RD AZTEC DR BELGIAN CT ANTELOPE ST B ST BELL PARK RD APACHE PEAK LN BABCOCK RD BELLE VISTA CT API RD BACK COUNTRY TRL BELLEVIEW DR APOLDA ST BACK NINE DR BELLEWOOD DR APOLLO CIR BACON LN BELMONT DR APPALOOSA LN BADLAND DR BENDT DR APPLE TREE RD BAKER PARK RD BENELLI DR APRES VOUS CT BALD EAGLE LN BENGAL DR ARABIAN DR BALD HILLS RD BENJAMIN ST ARAPAHOE CT BALDWIN ST BENNETT RD ARDEE AVE BALMAR PL BENNINGTON DR ARENA DR BALSAM AVE BENTLEY LN ARGYLE ST BALSAR GULCH RD BERGLUND RD ARIZONA ST BANDON LN BERINGER DR ARLINGTON DR BANGOR LOOP BERNIECE ST ARNDT DR BAR FIVE RANCH RD BERRETTA RD ARROW ST BARBERRY CIR BERRY BLVD ARROWHEAD DR BARBERRY CT BERRY PINES HEIGHTS DR ARROYO CT BARNEY RD BERRY SPUR ARROYO DR BARREL SPRINGS RD BERWICK CT ARTHUR PL BASE LINE RD BETHPAGE DR ARVILLA CT BASHAM RD BETTE MATKINS AVE ASCENSION CT BASSWOOD ST BETTES CT ASH AVE BATTLE AX RD BIERNBAUM LN ASH CREEK RD BATTLE VIEW RD BIG BADGER DR ASH CT BAVARIAN DR BIG BEND RD ASH ST BE STILL RD BIG FOOT RD ASHLAND RD BEACH DR BIG HORN MEADOW PL ASHWOOD CT BEALE ST BIG PINEY RD Page 2 of 21 2/2/2018 Existing Road Names in Pennington County BIG SKY DR BOGEY CT BROOKSHIRE DR BIGHORN RD BOGUS JIM RD BROOKSIDE CT BING DR BOLES CANYON BR BROOKSIDE DR BIRCH AVE BOLES CANYON RD BROWN CT BIRCH ST BOMBING RANGE RD BRUSH CREEK RD BIRDIE CT BONANZA HANGAR LN BUCK SPRINGS CANYON RD BIRDIE LN BONE PATH BUCKHORN RD BIRKDALE DR BONITA LN BUCKSKIN LN BISHOP MOUNTAIN DR BONNA VILLA DR BUDDY CT BITTER ROOT CT BONNIE LN BUDS DR BITTERSWEET CREEK RD BORGLUM RD BUENA ST BITTERSWEET RD BOULDER HILL RD BUENA VISTA DR BLACK FOREST PL BOULDER ST BUFFALO BERRY RD BLACK FOREST RD BOX ELDER DR BUFFALO ST BLACK FOX CAMP RD BOX ELDER RD BULLION ST BLACK FOX CT BOX ELDER RD W BULLOCK VIEW LN BLACK FOX DR BOX RD BUNKER DR BLACK GAP CT BOYINGTON ST BURDINE HANGAR LN BLACK GAP RD BOZEMAN CIR BURGESS RD BLACK GRANITE RD BRADLEY GULCH RD BURLINGTON RD BLACK HILLS BLVD BRADSKY RD BURNS CIR BLACK OAK PL BRAELYNN LN BURNS DR BLACK SADDLE RD BRAHMAN LN BURNT FORK RD BLACKBIRD CT BRANDY WAY BUS BARN RD BLACKPOWDER RD BRECKENRIDGE CT BUSTED FIVE CT BLAINE AVE BRENNAN AVE BUSTED FIVE LN BLAIR ST BRENNER PASS BUTTE CIR BLAKE CT BRENTWOOD ST BUTTE CT BLAKE RD BRIARWOOD CT BUTTE ST BLANCHE DR BRIDGE DR BYRNWOOD DR BLASEG CT BRIDGE LN BYRUM CT BLOODY GULCH RD BRIDGE VIEW DR C & F AVE BLUE BELLE CT BRIGGS SPRINGS RD C AVE BLUE GROUSE WAY BRIGGS ST CABELAS DR BLUE LEAD MOUNTAIN RD BRISTLECONE PL CABOT HILL RD BLUE SKY TRL BRISTOL CT CACTUS CT BLUE STEM CT BROADMOOR CIR CACTUS DR BLUEBIRD CT BROADMOOR CT CADILLAC DR BLUEBIRD DR BROADMOOR DR CAKEBREAD CT BLUEJAY DR BROCKETT LN CALAMITY RD BLUEWING RD BRONCO LN CALE CT BOBCAT RD BROOK CT CALLAWAY DR BOBTAIL GULCH RD BROOK DR CALLE BAJA ST BOEGEL ST BROOKE ST CALUMET RD Page 3 of 21 2/2/2018 Existing Road Names in Pennington County CAMBELL ST CATRON BLVD CHUCKWAGON CT CAMBRIA CIR CATTLE DR CHURCHILL ST CAMBRIDGE PL CAVERN CREST CT CHUTE ROOSTER DR CAMDEN DR CAVERN RD CIMARRON DR CAMERON DR CEDAR BUTTE RD CIMMARON HILL DR CAMP 15 RD CEDAR DR CINNAMON RIDGE DR CAMP FIVE RD CEDAR RIDGE PL CIRCLE DR CAMPAIGN HILL RD CEDARWOOD CT CIRCLEWOOD CT CAMPFIRE DR CELEBRATION WAY CIRCLEWOOD DR CANAL ST CEMENT PLANT RD CIRRUS HANGAR LN CANARY CT CEMETERY RD CITY SPRINGS CT CANDLE STICK CT CENTENNIAL CT CITY SPRINGS LN 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CASH LN CHICKADEE CT COADY CT CASTLE CREEK DR CHIEF DR COAL BANK CT CASTLE DR CHINA GULCH RD COAL BANK DR CASTLE HEIGHTS PL CHIPMUNK LN COBALT DR CASTLE PEAK RD CHISHOLM DR COBBLESTONE CT CATHEDRAL DR CHOKECHERRY LN COCA COLA LN Page 4 of 21 2/2/2018 Existing Road Names in Pennington County COG HILL LN COTTONWOOD ST CURTIS ST COGNAC CT COUGAR CT CUSTER GULCH RD COLD CREEK RD COUNTRY CLUB CT CUSTER LIMESTONE RD COLE ST COUNTRY CLUB DR CUSTER ST COLLEGE AVE COUNTRY LN CUSTER TRAILS RD COLORADO ST COUNTRY RD CUYAHOGO RD COLT LN COUNTRY RD W CYCLONE ST COLUMBIA ST COUNTRYSIDE BLVD CYPRESS CT COLUMBINE CT COURTYARD PL CYPRESS ST COLUMBUS ST COVENANT DR D & R AVE COLVIN CT COVINGTON ST DAISY LN COLVIN ST COWBOY CT DAKOMING DR COMET CT COWBOY GULCH RD DAKOTA CRAFT DR COMMERCE RD COWBOY HILL RD DAKOTA DR CONATA BASIN RD COWBOY RIDGE PL DAKOTA POINT RD CONCHO PL COYOTE FLATS RD DALE DR CONCOURSE CT COYOTE TRL DALY CT CONCOURSE DR CRAIG ST DAMVIEW RD CONEFLOWER CT CRANE DR DANBURY CIR CONESTOGA 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