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CITY of NEWPORT NEWS DEPARTMENT of ENGINEERING STREET INDEX BOOK 2021 - Edition 1 Published Jan CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING STREET INDEX BOOK 2021 - Edition 1 Published Jan. 6, 2021 MAP ST. # STREET NAME FROM TO SUBDIVISION Va. FUNC. CLASS. COORD P 70012 5th St (Private) Jackson Ave (Private) Pershing Ave (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80030 5th St Dead End Pine Ave K-48 P 70024 6th St (Private) Jackson Ave (Private) Pershing Ave (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 6th St (Private) Pershing Ave (Private) Dead End Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80060 6th St Jefferson Ave Ivy Ave G-52 Local P 70036 7th St (Private) Jackson Ave (Private) The General Smalls Inn Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80090 9th St 9th St (Private) Ivy Ave East End G-51 P 99850 9th St (Private) Bates Dr (Paper Street) 9th St (Public) G-51 NN - Private 9th St (Private) Ivy Ave Lassiter Dr (Private) G-51 NN - Private 80120 11th St Marshall Pl Orcutt Ave H-51 Local P 70072 11th St (Private) Jackson Ave (Private) Lee Blvd (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80150 12th St Jefferson Ave Ivy Ave F-51 Local 12th St Ivy Ave Dead End F-51 Local 12th St Marshall Pl Orcutt Ave F-51 Local P 70084 12th St (Private) Lee Blvd (Private) Jefferson Ave (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80210 13th St Dead End Jefferson Ave H-51 Local 13th St Marshall Pl Orcutt Ave G-51 Local P 70096 13th St (Private) Jackson Ave (Private) Lee Blvd (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80270 14th St Terminal Ave Jefferson Ave G-51 Local 14th St Dead End Marshall Ave F-51 Local 14th St Marshall Pl Orcutt Ave F-51 Local 80360 15th St Rolfe Pl Roanoke Ave H-51 Local 80390 16th St Jefferson Ave Walnut Ave H-50 Major Collector 80420 17th St Terminal Ave Jefferson Ave G-50 Local 17th St Madison Ave Marshall Ave H-50 Local 17th St 18th St Orcutt Ave I-50 Local 17th St 18th St Oak Ave I-50 Local 80540 18th St The Public Alley Jefferson Ave H-50 Local 18th St Jefferson Ave Ivy Ave H-50 Local 18th St Ivy Ave Marshall Ave H-50 Local 18th St Rolfe Pl Chestnut Ave H-50 Local 18th St The Discovery STEM Academy Peterson Pl H-50 Local 80600 19th Pl Cul-De-Sac Wickham Pl H-50 Local 80630 19th St Terminal Ave Marshall Ave G-50 Local 19th St 18th St Orcutt Ave F-50 Local 19th St Walnut Ave Pear Ave K-50 Local 80720 20th St The Public Alley Jefferson Ave G-50 Local 20th St Jefferson Ave Roanoke Ave G-50 Local 20th St (R/W ONLY - No Street) Roanoke Ave Chestnut Ave "UNIMPROVED CITY RIGHT-OF-WAY" G-50 N/A 20th St Chestnut Ave Hampton Ave G-50 Local 80750 21st St Terminal Ave Oak Ave G-49 Local 21st St Oak Ave Dead End G-49 Local P 70136 22nd St (Private) Madison Ave (Private) Stillwell Ave (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80780 22nd St Cul-De-Sac Jefferson Ave G-49 Local 22nd St Madison Ave Parish Ave H-49 Local P 70140 23rd St (Private) Madison Ave (Private) Stillwell Ave (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 80840 23rd St The Victory Landing Park West Ave Downtown G-49 Local 23rd St West Ave Warwick Blvd 24255 G-49 Major Collector Martin L. King, Jr. Way ~NOTE: 23rd St from West Ave to Warwick Blvd has the honoray name of "Martin L. King, Jr. Way" as well 80840 23rd St Madison Ave Parish Ave H-49 Local 23rd St Parish Ave Dead End H-49 Local 80930 24th St City Hall Huntington Ave G-49 Local 24th St Marshall Ave Parish Ave 80930 E-49 Local Ella Fitzgerald Way ~NOTE: 24th St from Marshall Ave to Oak Ave has the honoray name of "Ella Fitzgerald Way" as well 80930 24th St Parish Ave Dead End H-49 Local P 70144 24th St (Private) Taylor Ave (Private) Schultz Pl (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 81050 25th St West Ave Washington Ave I-49 Local 25th St Washington Ave Huntington Ave I-49 Major Collector 25th St Huntington Ave Warwick Blvd I-49 Minor Collector 25th St Jefferson Ave Pear Ave 24255 I-49 Major Collector Martin L. King, Jr. Way ~NOTE: 25th St from Jefferson Ave to Pear Ave has the honoray name of "Martin L. King, Jr. Way" as well P 70156 25th St (Private) Sternberg Ave (Private) Stillwell St (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 81110 26th St Cul-De-Sac Huntington Ave F-48 Local 26th St Jefferson Ave 25th St I-49 Major Collector P 70168 26th St (Private) Jefferson Ave (Private) Madison Ave (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 26th St (Private) Madison Ave (Private) Stillwell St (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private P 70174 27th St (Private) Madison Ave (Private) Stillwell St (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 81170 27th St Washington Ave Huntington Ave F-48 Local 27th St Jefferson Ave Pear Ave G-48 Major Collector 81230 28th St Cul-De-Sac Huntington Ave F-48 Local 28th St Huntington Ave 27th St F-48 Major Collector P 70180 28th St (Private) Jefferson Ave (Private) Madison Ave (Private) Joint Base Langley/Eustis H-09 NN - Private 81260 29th St Cul-De-Sac Warwick Blvd F-48 Local 29th St Brooks Crossing Way Wickham Ave G-48 Local 29th St Orcutt Ave Oak Ave K-49 Local 29th St Oak Ave Dead End K-49 Local 29th St Poplar Ave The City Limits K-49 Local 81350 30th St Cul-De-Sac West Ave E-48 Local 30th St West Ave Warwick Blvd E-48 Local 30th St Warwick Blvd The CSX Railway E-48 Local 30th St Terminal Ave Oak Ave G-48 Local 30th St Oak Ave Cul-De-Sac G-48 Local 81410 31st St Cul-De-Sac West Ave F-47 Local 31st St Brooks Crossing Way Wickham Ave G-48 Local P=Private Street N=Entrance/Bridge/Ramp Access *=Unaccepted City Street (Partial) Page 1 of 34 CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING STREET INDEX BOOK 2021 - Edition 1 Published Jan. 6, 2021 MAP ST. # STREET NAME FROM TO SUBDIVISION Va. FUNC. CLASS. COORD 31st St Orcutt Ave Oak Ave I-48 Local 81530 32nd St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd H-48 Local 32nd St Terminal Ave Wickham Ave J-48 Local 32nd St Orcutt Ave Salters St I-47 Local 81620 33rd St West Ave End City Maint. - Liberty Apt. F-47 Local 33rd St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd F-47 Local 33rd St Warwick Blvd The CSX Railway F-47 Local 33rd St Terminal Ave Wickham Ave H-48 Local 33rd St Orcutt Ave Oak Ave H-48 Local 81710 34th St West Ave Washington Ave F-47 Local 34th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd F-47 Major Collector 34th St Jefferson Ave Madison Ave H-47 Local 34th St Madison Ave Cul-De-Sac H-47 Local 34th St Orcutt Ave Williams St H-47 Local 81800 35th St West Ave Washington Ave F-47 Local 35th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd F-47 Major Collector 35th St Warwick Blvd End City Maint. - HR Equipment F-47 Local 35th St Jefferson Ave The City Limits H-47 Local 81860 36th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd F-47 Local 36th St Jefferson Ave Chestnut Ave H-47 Local 36th St Aberdeen Ave The City Limits J-47 Local 81950 37th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd F-47 Local 37th St Warwick Blvd The CSX Railway F-47 Local 37th St Wickham Ave Chestnut Ave H-47 Local 37th St Dead End Acorn Ave I-47 Local 82040 38th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd F-47 Local 38th St Orcutt Ave Roanoke Ave I-47 Local 82100 39th St Washington Ave Huntington Ave H-47 Minor Collector 39th St Huntington Ave The City Limits H-47 Major Collector 82130 39TH ST CONNECTOR 39th St 40th St H-47 82160 40th St Hines Ave Madison Ave H-47 Local 82220 41st St Washington Ave Huntington Ave F-46 Local 41st St Hines Ave Madison Ave H-46 Local 41st St Marshall Ave Orcutt Ave H-46 Local 41st St Orcutt Ave Dead End H-46 Local 41st St Roanoke Ave Chestnut Ave H-46 Local 82310 42nd St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd F-46 Local 42nd St Hines Ave Madison Ave H-46 Local 42nd St Orcutt Ave Chestnut Ave J-47 Local 82400 43rd St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd G-46 Local 43rd St Hines Ave Madison Ave H-46 Local 43rd St Orcutt Ave Chestnut Ave J-47 Local 82490 44th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd G-46 Local 44th St Hines Ave Marshall Ave H-46 Local 44th St Orcutt Ave Chestnut Ave J-47 Local 82580 45th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd G-46 Local 45th St Hines Ave Madison Ave H-46 Local 82640 46th St Washington Ave Huntington Ave G-46 Local 46th St Warwick Blvd The CSX Railway H-46 Local 46th St (R/W ONLY - No Street) Dead End Jefferson Ave "UNIMPROVED CITY RIGHT-OF-WAY" G-46 N/A 46th St Jefferson Ave Madison Ave G-46 Local 82730 47th St Washington Ave Warwick Blvd G-46 Local 47th St Warwick Blvd End City Maint.
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