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C I T Y O F S U F F O L K S T R E E T L I S T I City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated 1ST STREET 5A PRIVATE A STREET 36A-1 PAPER ABERCORN DRIVE 12U PROPOSE ABERDEEN PLACE 7G PUBLIC ABINGDON CIRCLE 25E PUBLIC ABRAHAM STREET 35E PRIVATE ADAMS DRIVE 4B PUBLIC ADAMS DRIVE WEST 4D PUBLIC ADAMS STREET 34G25 PUBLIC ADAMS SWAMP ROAD 66 PUBLIC ADDERLY PLACE PROPOSE ADKINS CIRCLE 35J-1 PUBLIC ADMIRAL CIRCLE PROPOSE ADORN COURT 27F PUBLIC ADRIANNE COURT 26 PRIVATE AFTON COURT 20A PUBLIC AINSLIE COURT NORTH 16A-1 PUBLIC AINSLIE COURT SOUTH 16A-1 PUBLIC AIRPORT COURT 44 PRIVATE AIRPORT ROAD 55 PUBLIC ALABAMA AVENUE 35C PUBLIC ALDER PLACE 12R PROPOSE ALEXANDER AVENUE 19E PAPER Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 1 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated ALEXANDER COURT 35J-1 PUBLIC ALLEN STREET 34G3 PUBLIC ALLIS STREET PROPOSE ALVAH AVENUE 25A PAPER AMANDA ROAD 33 PRIVATE AMBERLY CIRCLE 7E PUBLIC AMBERLY COURT 7E PUBLIC AMEDEO COURT 34 PUBLIC 60 AMES COVE DRIVE 12F PUBLIC ANDERSON AVENUE (JACKSON ST ) 13A-1 PUBLIC ANDREA DRIVE PROPOSE ANNA GOODE WAY 25 PRIVATE ANTHONY PLACE 10 E PROPOSE APPALOOSA COURT 25M PUBLIC APPLE WOOD COURT 35M PUBLIC APPLE STREET 7B PUBLIC ARABIAN PLACE 12H PUBLIC ARBOR ARCH 4B PRIVATE ARBOR BLUFF COVE 26J PUBLIC ARBOR COURT 12A PUBLIC ARBOR ROAD 12A PUBLIC ARCANUM LANE 16 PRIVATE ARCHERS DRIVE 25G PUBLIC ARCHERS MILL ROAD 23 PUBLIC ARIZONA AVENUE 35C PUBLIC ARMOR WAY 20C PUBLIC Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 2 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated ARMSTEAD ROAD 6 PUBLIC ARMSTRONG AVENUE (BUTE ST ) 13A-2 PRIVATE ARRINGTON STREET 13G PRIVATE ARROW HEAD COURT 11D PUBLIC ART COURT 33E PUBLIC ART RAY DRIVE 44 PRIVATE ARTHUR DRIVE 63 PUBLIC ASH WOOD DRIVE 35M PUBLIC ASHBURN ROAD 31 PUBLIC ASHBY COURT 12M PROPOSE ASHCREST COURT 7F PUBLIC ASHFORD DRIVE 25G PUBLIC ASHLEY AVENUE 34C PUBLIC ASHMEADE COURT 7J PUBLIC ASPEN COURT 33F-1 PUBLIC ASTER DRIVE PROPOSE ASTORIA COURT PROPOSE ATLANTIC BOULEVARD 19E PAPER ATLANTIC STREET 35E PAPER AUBURN COURT 25G PUBLIC AUDUBON ROAD 9 PUBLIC AUGUSTA COURT 6B PUBLIC AUSTIN DRIVE 33H PUBLIC AUTUMN CIRCLE 33 I PUBLIC AVERY COURT 26F-2 PUBLIC AYERS CREEK LANE 25 PRIVATE Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 3 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated AZALEA COURT 34G9 PUBLIC B STREET 36A 1 & 2 PUBLIC BABBTOWN ROAD 55 PUBLIC BADGER DITCH 56 PRIVATE BADGER ROAD 56 PUBLIC BAILEY CIRCLE 36B-1 PUBLIC BAILEY ROAD 19C PAPER BAKER STREET 34B PAPER BAKER STREET 35H PUBLIC BALDCYPRESS DRIVE PROPOSE BALFOUR STREET PROPOSE BALTIC STREET 35G4 PUBLIC BALTIC STREET 35K PUBLIC BANK STREET 34G18 PUBLIC BANK STREET EXTENDED 35F PUBLIC BARBARA DRIVE 35 PUBLIC BARBICAN COURT PROPOSE BARCLAY PLACE 13G PRIVATE BARKA DRIVE 26F PROPOSE BARN OWL COURT 27G PUBLIC BARNES ROAD 39 PUBLIC BARNETT LANE PROPOSE BARON BOULEVARD 20C PUBLIC BARRETT DRIVE 33C PUBLIC BARTONS CREEK COURT 6B PUBLIC BATTERY AVENUE 34C PUBLIC Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 4 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated BAY BREEZE DRIVE 6 PRIVATE BAY CIRCLE 7A PUBLIC BAY SHORE LANE 6 PRIVATE BAYARD LANE 55A PAPER BAYBERRY LANE 4B PUBLIC BAYPORT LANDING 6D-2 PUBLIC BAYSIDE DRIVE PROPOSE BEAMONS MILL TRAIL 36A-2 PUBLIC BEATON STREET 35B PUBLIC BEAVER LANE 9A PUBLIC BEDFORD PLACE 34G15 PUBLIC BEECH GROVE LANE 19K PUBLIC BEECH STREET 34G25 PUBLIC BEECH TREE COURT 5C PUBLIC BEECHWOOD AVENUE 25A PUBLIC BEECHWOOD DRIVE 33D PUBLIC BELL STREET 1A PAPER BELL STREET 35A PUBLIC BELLE HAVEN WAY PROPOSE BELLE ORCHARD LANE 13 E PRIVATE BELLEHARBOUR CIRCLE 13 PRIVATE BELMONT BOULEVARD 12P PUBLIC BEN STREET 35C PUBLIC BENHAM COURT 26 I-2 PUBLIC 50/60 BENNETTS CREEK BOULEVARD PROPOSE BENNETTS CREEK LANDING 5D PUBLIC Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 5 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated BENNETTS CREEK LANE 12 PUBLIC BENNETTS CREEK PARK ROAD 12 PUBLIC BENNETTS GROVE LANE PROPOSE BENNETTS MEADOW LANE 12V PROPOSE BENNETTS PASTURE ROAD 11 PUBLIC BENSON COURT 11J PROPOSE BENT PINE LANE 53 PRIVATE BENTHAL DRIVE PROPOSE BENTLEY DRIVE 44D PUBLIC BENTON ROAD 34 PUBLIC BERKSHIRE BOULEVARD 25G PUBLIC BERNHOWE MANOR LANE 13D PUBLIC BERRY RIDGE LANE 19N PUBLIC BERWYN WAY 20A PUBLIC BETHLEHEM STREET 35E PUBLIC BIDWELL STREET 35H PUBLIC BILLINGS DRIVE 12P PUBLIC BIRCH LANE 9A PUBLIC BIRDIE DRIVE 26F-5 PROPOSE BISCAYNE STREET 24A PUBLIC BISHOP PLACE 34G16 PUBLIC BLACK OAK COURT 12 I PUBLIC BLACK PINE COURT 12 I PUBLIC BLACKBERRY LANE PROPOSE BLACKSTONE WAY 7 I PRIVATE BLAIR BROTHERS ROAD 19 PRIVATE Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 6 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated BLAIR STREET 33A-1 PUBLIC BLAZE COURT 12H PUBLIC BLEAKHORN ROAD 5A PUBLIC BLOSSOM COURT 27L PUBLIC 50 BLUE HERON POINTE 11H PUBLIC BLUE STEM COURT 12R PROPOSE BLUE TEAL COURT 7C PUBLIC BLUE WING LANE 33L PUBLIC 50 BLUEBILL DRIVE 20D PUBLIC BLUEGRASS ROAD 12Q PUBLIC 70 BLYTHEWOOD LANE 35J-1 PUBLIC BOAT STREET 34G23 PUBLIC 30 BOAZ STREET 13 PRIVATE BOB FOELLER DRIVE 27 PUBLIC BOB HOUSE PARKWAY 10 PUBLIC 50 BOB WHITE LANE 12 PUBLIC BOB WHITE PARKWAY 12L PUBLIC 50 BOGIE DRIVE 26F-2 PUBLIC BON SECOURS DRIVE 6 & 13 PROPOSE BOND LANE 35J-2 PUBLIC BOONETOWN ROAD 75 PUBLIC 50 BOSLEY AVENUE 34G16 PUBLIC BOTETOURT LANE 4G PUBLIC BOTT LANE 62 PRIVATE BOUNDARY DRIVE 25P PROPOSE BOWEN PARKWAY 20 PUBLIC Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 7 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated BOWMAN DRIVE PROPOSE BOX ELDER ROAD 52 PUBLIC BOX TURTLE LANE PROPOSE BOXWOOD COURT 33F-1 PUBLIC BOYNTON PLACE 13G PRIVATE BRACEY DRIVE 26A PUBLIC BRACKLEY COURT 25G PUBLIC BRADFORD DRIVE 13C PUBLIC BRAEBOURNE COURT 7J PUBLIC BRAVO COURT 34 I PUBLIC BREEZEPORT WAY 12 PUBLIC 50/60 BREEZEPORT WAY 12N PROPOSE BRELEIGH LANE 12U PROPOSE BRENT STREET 13E PUBLIC BRENTWOOD ROAD 39 PUBLIC BRETT DRIVE PROPOSE BREWER AVENUE 34G17 PUBLIC BRIANS LANE 33P PROPOSE BRIDGE POINT TRAIL 10D PUBLIC 50 BRIDGE ROAD 4 PUBLIC BRIDGEWATER COURT 19P PUBLIC 50 BRIDGEWAY DRIVE 6 PUBLIC 50/70 VAR BRIDGEWAY DRIVE 6E PUBLIC 50/70 VAR BRIDLEPATH LANE 12H PUBLIC BRIDLEWOOD LANE 26K PUBLIC 50 BRIGGS STREET 35C PUBLIC Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 8 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated BRIGHT LANE 27 PUBLIC BRIGHTON MEWS 11F PUBLIC BRISTLEGRASS COURT PROPOSE BRITTANY LANE 12G PUBLIC BRITTLE DRIVE 33E PUBLIC BROADWAY STREET 19D PAPER BROCK LANE 3 PRIVATE BROKEN ROAD 62 PRIVATE BROMAY STREET 13 PAPER BROOK AVENUE 34C PUBLIC BROOK AVENUE 34G27 PUBLIC BROOKLINE DRIVE 26F PUBLIC BROOKSIDE LANE PROPOSE BROOKSTONE WAY 6D-1 PUBLIC BROOKVIEW LANE PROPOSE BROOKWOOD COURT 13C PUBLIC BROOKWOOD DRIVE 13C PUBLIC BROWN LANE 9A PUBLIC BRUCE FARM DRIVE 19K PUBLIC BRUCE STREET 35B PUBLIC BRYLIE COURT PROPOSE BUCHANAN STREET 13A-1 & 2 PRIVATE BUCKEYE ROAD 6 PAPER BUCKHORN DRIVE 31 PUBLIC BUCKHORNE COURT 12D PUBLIC BUCKHORNE CRESCENT 12D PUBLIC Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 9 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated BUCKINGHAM ROAD 19F PRIVATE BUHRSTONE DRIVE PROPOSE BULLOCK STREET 35C PUBLIC BUNCH AVENUE 35 I PUBLIC BUOY COURT 6 PRIVATE BURBAGE ACRES DRIVE 7G PUBLIC BURBAGE DRIVE 7D PUBLIC BURBAGE LAKE CIRCLE 7C PUBLIC BURBAGE LANDING CIRCLE 7K PUBLIC BURLINGTON STREET 12T PRIVATE BURNETTS COURT 25E PUBLIC BURNETTS WAY 25E PUBLIC BURNING TREE COURT 11F PUBLIC BURNING TREE LANE 11D PUBLIC BURNING TREE LANE 11F PUBLIC BURNS TRAIL 25 PRIVATE BURR OAK PLACE 12Q PUBLIC 50 BUTE STREET 34G9 PUBLIC BUTLER AVENUE 34G3 PUBLIC BUTLER DRIVE 62 PUBLIC BUTTERNUT COURT 35M PUBLIC BYRD STREET 44 PUBLIC C L LANGSTON ROAD 44 PRIVATE C P W DRIVE 35 PRIVATE C STREET 36,36A-1 & 2 PUBLIC CABARET LANE 12V PROPOSE Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 10 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated CALUMET ROAD 12Q PUBLIC 50 CALVERT COURT 7D PUBLIC CALVIN STREET 13F PROPOSE CAMBRIDGE DRIVE 7E PUBLIC CAMBRIDGE DRIVE, WEST 7 I PUBLIC 50/60 CAMEL BACK COURT 26F-2 PUBLIC CAMELLIA DRIVE 13C PUBLIC CAMERO COURT 35J-3 PUBLIC CAMERON CROSSING 33K PUBLIC CAMP AVENUE 35G-1 PUBLIC CAMP DITCH 47 PRIVATE CAMP POND ROAD 60 PUBLIC CAMPBELL COURT 7K PUBLIC 50/60 CAMPBELL LAKE LANE 33 PRIVATE CANAAN CIRCLE 13F PROPOSE CANAL TURN COURT 12H PUBLIC CANINE TRAIL 34H PUBLIC CANNON STREET 34C PUBLIC CANTERBURY CREST LANE 4C PUBLIC CANTERBURY LANE 12C PUBLIC CANTERING COURT 12H PUBLIC CANTOR STREET 27F PUBLIC CANVASBACK DRIVE 20D PUBLIC CAPPS CREEK DRIVE 19L PROPOSE CAPTAINS WALK 6C PUBLIC CARAVEL DRIVE PROPOSE Last Updated 10/1/2014 Page 11 of 77 City of Suff ol k Street Listi ng Street R/ W Na me Street Na me Tax Map Status Wi dth (FT) Duplicated CARDINAL LANE 18B PUBLIC CARLISLE COURT 12J PUBLIC CARLTON STREET 19D, 19E PAPER CAROLINA AVENUE 34G23 PUBLIC CAROLINA ROAD 34 PUBLIC CAROLINA ROAD 34G27 PUBLIC CAROLINE CRESCENT 19K PUBLIC CARPENTER PLACE 13G PRIVATE CARR LANE 30 PUBLIC CARRIAGE COURT 27F PUBLIC CARRIAGE HOUSE DRIVE 26F-2 PUBLIC CARROLL STREET 34 PUBLIC 50 CARTER LANE 19K PUBLIC CARTERS COVE ROAD 4B PUBLIC CARVER AVENUE 35 I PUBLIC CASEY LANE PROPOSE CASPER COURT 26F PUBLIC CASPIAN STREET PROPOSE CASSIDY COURT 35P PROPOSE CASTLE COURT 25D PUBLIC 50/60 CASTLEWOOD CIRCLE 7F PUBLIC CATALINA AVENUE 24A PUBLIC
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