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Monday's Route Tuesday's Route Wednesday's Route Thursday's Route Friday's Route STREET LISTING BY PICKUP DAY MONDAY'S ROUTE TUESDAY'S ROUTE WEDNESDAY'S ROUTE THURSDAY'S ROUTE FRIDAY'S ROUTE Adams Avenue Airport Road Abbotsford Court Adams Court Aden Avenue Adirondak Drive Alton Drive Acorn Court Adams Drive Airline Avenue E. - 714 & 804 Airline Avenue, E. - 805, 1001, 1007, 1011, Ambercrest Drive Amherst Drive 1019 & 1021 Anderson Street Airline Avenue W. Amberhill Lane Angela Court AJ Wesley Avenue Arthur Avenue Allison Avenue W. American Street Ann Street, E. - 1500 - 2100 Blocks Alexandria Court Ashley Court Ametrine Lane Annadelle Avenue Appaloosa Way Amity Avenue Ashton Avenue Apple Blossom Circle Anthony Drive Araglin Drive Andover Circle Athenian Drive Apple Street Antlers Court Arbroath Trace Andrea Lane Avon Street S. Aprilia Lane Apple Orchard Place Armstrong Park Road - 890 only Ann Street - 100 Block Bermuda Avenue Atchley Avenue Archie Whitesides Road Arrowhead Circle Annie Boyce Road Betty Street Auten Road Archwood Drive Ashbourne Drive Applegate Court Bickett Avenue Avon Street N. Arkray Street Aster Lane Armstrong Circle Boyd Street S. Baker Boulevard Austin Street Audubon Drive Armstrong Park Drive Branch Street Ballard Drive Bainbridge Street Augusta Court Armstrong Park Road Broad Street S. Baltic Street Baker Street Backcreek Lane Ashton Place Brookhaven Drive Barkers Ridge Drive Baronwood Court Barrington Drive Audrey Drive Brunett Avenue Barrett Lane Barwick Road Bayberry Court Autumn Drive Burrington Court Baxter Avenue Bearbrook Lane Baytree Court Autumn Wood Trail Butler Court Beacon Street Belfast Drive Bayview Drive Avondale Road Butler Street Beatrice Costner Avenue Belmar Drive Baywoods Court Balthis Drive Cagel Court Beaverbrook Drive Berkshire Drive Beartooth Court Barber Road Capel Court Beech Street Bernice Drive Bent Branch Street Barnstable Court Carolina Avenue Beechwood Drive MONDAY'S ROUTE TUESDAY'S ROUTE WEDNESDAY'S ROUTE THURSDAY'S ROUTE FRIDAY'S ROUTE Bessemer City Road - 100 - 1300 Blocks Berwick Lane Beacon Hills Drive - 100 Block Only Caswell Court Bell Street Birchwood Drive Black Oak Drive Beaty Road Cavney Court Berkley Forest Circle Blackwood Street Bradford Street Bedgood Drive Centennial Street Berry Street Bolding Street Bradford Heights Road Bellevue Terrace Chester Street S. Bessemer City Road - 1800 - 3100 Blocks Bond Avenue Brentwood Drive - 3500 & 3600 Blocks Belvedere Avenue, N. Clara Street Bethlehem Drive Brandon Street Bridlewood Court Belvedere Avenue, S. Clay Street N. Bicycle Court Brentwood Drive - 300 Block Brookberry Lane Berryview Lane Clay Street S. Biggers Street Bright Avenue Brookside Drive Bethesda Oaks Drive Columbia Street S. Black Diamond Drive Brookstone Court Brown Street (Bradford Heights) Beverly Drive Congress Court Blue Moss Drive Brown Street Bryantcole Way Black Powder Court Congress Street Blue Topaz Drive Bryant Street Buckingham Avenue Bobwhite Lane Crescent Avenue Bolivia Drive Calvary Street Bucknell Avenue Brandywine Court Crestview Street Boulware Avenue Camp Street Burning Willow Court Braswell Drive Crestwood Avenue Boyce Street N. Candlewood Drive Butternut Drive Briarwood Lane Dale Avenue Boyd Street Canterbury Court Cairnsmore Place Bridle Path Trail Dalton Street N. Boyd Street N. Carolina Avenue 815, 817, 818, 853, 904, 905, 908 Cambridge Street Bristlecone Court Dalton Street S. Bradley Avenue E. Carrid Drive Candleberry Drive Brittany Court Davenport Street Bradley Avenue W. Carson Road Candlewick Way Broadview Lane Davie Street Bridgewood Lane Castle Hill Road Canoby Court Broadwater Court Dawnshire Drive Broad Street N. Catskill Court Carmen Lane Broadwing Court Dean Street Brook Ridge Drive Cherry Park Drive Carnoustie Court Bur Oak Drive Dix Street Brooks Street Chesterfield Court Carolina Cherry Court Burtonwood Drive Dixon Avenue Brookside Street Christin Gamble Court Castlegate Street Candleglow Drive Dixon Circle Brownstone Court MONDAY'S ROUTE TUESDAY'S ROUTE WEDNESDAY'S ROUTE THURSDAY'S ROUTE FRIDAY'S ROUTE Chronicle Avenue Castlewood Drive Can Do Court Donegal Court Bryson Street Clark Avenue Catawba Spring Parkway Canterberry Drive Drayton Court Burt Avenue Clearwood Court Chelsea Way Carl Street Drayton Hall Way Bush Street Cloninger Avenue Cheslton Court Carlton Drive Eagle Glen Court Caldwell Street Cloverdale Lane Cherokee Court Carol Drive Eastwynn Circle Calvary Street Clyde Street Chestnut Street, S. - 800 - 1000 Blocks Carolina Circle Edgewood Circle Cameron Avenue Colebrook Drive Cheviot Lane Carpenter Street - 325, 410 & 418 Efird Street Cardinal Drive Eighth Avenue, E. (8th) - 200 - 600 Craven Street Church Street, S. - 700 - 1200 Blocks Cascade Drive Blocks Carpenter Street - 100 - 300 Blocks Crawford Avenue Churchill Drive Catawba Creek Drive Eighth Avenue W. (8th) Cassidy Drive Creekview Drive Clay Court Catawba Hills Drive Elam Street Cats Eye Court Crescent Avenue Clear Creek Court Cauthen Way Eleventh Avenue W. (11th) Cedar Avenue Crescent Lane Cloister Drive Cherry Bark Oak Court Elgin Court Center Street Crowders View Drive Club Colony Drive E. Chestnut Street, N. - 100 Block Elm Street Cherry Street Crowders Woods Drive Club Colony Drive W. Chestnut Street, S. - 200 - 700 Blocks Elmwood Drive Cherrywood Lane Daisy Court Club Ridge Court Church Street, N. Emerson Street S. Chesser Avenue Danbury Street Clubview Circle Church Street, S. - 100 - 400 Blocks Falcons Nest Court Chester Street N. Davis Park Road - 1400 - 1700 Blocks Clydesdale Court Circle Drive Farmview Street Chester Street N. (Dallas) Deer Hunter Trail Colfax Court Clearview Court Farragut Court Chestnut Street N. - 200 - 700 Blocks Delmont Court Colony Court Clinton Drive Fenwick Hall Court Circle View Drive Devonwood Court Colony Ridge Drive Club Drive Fifth Avenue E. (5th) Cleveland Avenue Diane 29 Theatre Road Colony Woods Drive Collier Street Fifth Avenue W. (5th) Clouse Street Digh Street Connemara Court Colvard Drive Firestone Street S. Cobb Street Dixie Street Cordoba Street Country Club Road Florida Street Cole Street MONDAY'S ROUTE TUESDAY'S ROUTE WEDNESDAY'S ROUTE THURSDAY'S ROUTE FRIDAY'S ROUTE Drake Street Country Club Drive Courtland Drive Floyd Lane Collinston Drive (Rhyne Drive) Dukes Circle Creek Bed Circle Craig Avenue Forbes Street Conner Street Dundeen Drive Creekbriar Avenue Cramer Woods Drive Forest Drive Court Drive Earl Lane Cross Creek Drive Creek Haven Drive Forest Hill Lane Cox Drive East Drive Daffodil Court Creek Meadow Drive Fostoria Drive Cox Road Easy Avenue Dare Court Creek Ridge Drive Fourth Avenue E. (4th) Currie Street Echo Lane Darren Drive Crimson Court Fourth Avenue W. (4th) Davidson Avenue E. Edgefield Avenue Deepwood Court Cross Ridge Drive Fox Street Davidson Avenue W. Edgewood Road Denada Court Cumberland Avenue Foxborough Court Doffin Lane Edwin Street Denise Drive Cypress Oak Lane Franklin Boulevard E. - 351 Donohoe Avenue Elderwood Court Derby Downs Drive Darrell Drive Franklin Boulevard W. Eastside Drive Elkhorn Lane Devonshire Court Dartmouth Drive Gardner Street Ebony Avenue Garrison Boulevard E. - 400 - 600 Erskine Woods Drive Dewey Street Davis Avenue Blocks Edison Drive Garrison Boulevard W. - 100 - 1400 Fawnbrook Lane Dixon Road Deerwood Drive Blocks Ellabee Street Fifth Avenue, W (5th) - 1400 - 2200 Blocks Dogwood Drive Derby Court Gaston Avenue Elm Street Findlay Street - 1708 - 1738 Dornoch Road Doe Creek Court Gibbons Street Emily Court Floyd Lane Dorset Drive Donnell Drive Golf Course Drive Essex Street Forest Creek Court Dove Tree Lane Dove Lane Greenview Drive Etta Place Fourth Avenue, W (4th) - 1600 & 1700 Blocks Dry Creek Court Downey Place Greenwich Avenue Evening Shade Lane Foxworth Lane Duke Street Dublin Court Hanna Street S. Evergreen Street Franklin Boulevard, W. - 1700 - 3800 Blocks Dumbarton Road Duhart Avenue Harvie Avenue W. Fair Oaks Drive Front Street Eaglebrook Drive Duncan Lane Hawk Ridge Drive Fairview Drive Fuller Drive Easthampton Drive Dunham Road Highland Street S. Falls Street N. MONDAY'S ROUTE TUESDAY'S ROUTE WEDNESDAY'S ROUTE THURSDAY'S ROUTE FRIDAY'S ROUTE Gail Avenue Eddie Street Eagles Crest Lane Hill Street S. Farewell Drive Gamble Avenue Edinton Court East Club Drive Hillcrest Avenue W. Ferris Street Garden Street Edinburgh Drive East Park Drive Hillside Drive Firestone Street N. Eighth Avenue, E. (8th) - 900 - 1100 Garland Avenue Blocks Eastford Court Hilltop Drive W. Flint Lane Garrison Boulevard, W. - 1500 - 1700 Blocks Elder Court Eastover Drive Hoffman Street Flint Street Garrison Street Elkhart Circle Eastwood Drive Home Trail Fraley Church Road Gilmer Street Emerald Lane Edgemont Avenue, N. Hooper Street Gaston Avenue Gothic Court English Green Drive Edgemont Avenue, S. Hudson Avenue Gelsinger Avenue Graham Street Eppinette Court Edwards Drive Indigo Run Georgemont Court Grant Street Erika Lane Elizabeth Street Inwood Hill Drive Glenridge Drive Gray Street, N. Falcon Court Erskine Drive Iredell Court Glenn Street Gray Street, S. Farm Pond Court Fairfax Drive Iverness Court Glenview Avenue Graywood Drive Faye Street Fairfield Drive Jackson Road Grace Street Hallmark Drive Fern Forest Drive Fairlane Drive Jackson Street Graceland Avenue Hampton Street Fieldstone Drive Fairway Lane Jewitt Avenue Graham Drive (Dallas) Hartford Drive Firethorn Court Farm Road Johns Lane Granite Avenue W. Hartman Street First Street (Bradford Hgts.) Featherstone Court Johnston Street Gray Bark Court Hawkins Street Flintshire Lane Fifth Avenue, E. (5th) Jones Street Green Circle Drive Haynes Avenue Fonda Drive Flanagans Lane Kaylor
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