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LOW HIGH PREDIR STREETNAME STREETTYPE SUFDIR START ST FINISH ST SUBDIV FIRE INDEX 4258 4301 Abstract Street Robindale Way Morningview Dr the MEADOWS NO LOW HIGH PREDIR STREETNAME STREETTYPE SUFDIR START_ST FINISH_ST SUBDIV FIRE_INDEX 4258 4301 Abstract Street Robindale Way Morningview Dr THE MEADOWS NO. 16 - PARCELS 1, 2, 3 & 4 AH 27 0 0 Abstract Street Robindale Way Foothills Dr THE MEADOWS NO. 16 - PARCELS 1, 2, 3 & 4 AH 27 4461 4569 Addenbrooke Loop Springmeadow Ln Springmeadow Ln THE MEADOWS NO. 11 PARCEL 2 AF28 6259 6399 Agave Avenue Leilani Ln Fresia Dr THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 33 6420 6538 Agave Avenue Fresia Dr Mentha Dr THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 33 3880 3934 Alcazar Drive Coach House Loop Quartz St THE MEADOWS NO. 16 - PARCELS 1, 2, 3 & 4 AH 28 4076 4144 Alcazar Drive Morningview Ln Coach House Loop THE MEADOWS NO. 16 - PARCELS 1, 2, 3 & 4 AH 27 3835 3868 Alcazar Drive CDS Coach House Loop THE MEADOWS NO. 16 - PARCELS 1, 2, 3 & 4 AH 28 3957 4000 Alcazar Drive Quartz St Morningview Ln THE MEADOWS NO. 16 - PARCELS 1, 2, 3 & 4 AH 28 0 0 Alexander Place E Allen St Brewer Ct COOPER HOOK NO. 1 MAIN PLACE NO. 1 AF30 379 604 Alexander Place Brewer Ct END COOPER HOOK NO. 1 MAIN PLACE NO. 1 AF30 0 0 E Allen Street Maleta Ln Founders Pkwy METZLER RANCH NO. 3 AF30 117 333 W Allen Street Allen Way Betty St CONOCO AT FOUNDERS NO. 1 AF30 3585 3725 Allen Street Betty St Wells St SILVER HEIGHTS AMENDED AF29 0 0 E Allen Street Metzler Way Reid Trl METZLER RANCH NO. 3 AF30 3749 3797 Allen Street Wells St Harvey St SILVER HEIGHTS AMENDED AF29 0 38 E Allen Street Allen Way Alexander Pl COOPER HOOK NO. 1 MAIN PLACE NO. 1 AF30 32 375 E Allen Street Alexander Pl Front St METZLER RANCH NO. 3 AF30 0 0 E Allen Street Reid Trl Maleta Ln METZLER RANCH NO. 3 AF30 0 399 E Allen Street Front St Metzler Way METZLER RANCH NO. 3 AF30 0 0 Allen Way Founders Pkwy W Allen St CONOCO AT FOUNDERS NO. 1 AF30 7227 7360 Almandine Court Sapphire Pointe Blvd CDS MAHER RANCH NO. 1 AE31 3462 3478 Alta Sierra Way Crimson Sky Dr Alta Sierra Way CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AMD 2 AG 32 1530 1551 Amber Court Diamond Ridge Pkwy CDS DIAMOND RIDGE ESTATES AE31 3669 3827 Amber Sun Circle Amber Sun Ct Copper Cloud Dr CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AH 32 0 3655 Amber Sun Circle Charbray Pt Amber Sun Ct CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AH 32 3508 3597 Amber Sun Circle Bonita Pl Charbray Pt CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AH 32 3469 3496 Amber Sun Circle Copper Cloud Dr Bonita Pl CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AH 32 1924 1989 Amber Sun Court Amber Sun Cir CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AH 32 2400 2639 Ambience Lane Leafdale Cir Night Song Way THE MEADOWS NO. 18, 10TH AMD AG 28 0 0 Ambrosia Street Mercantile Ave Meadows Blvd THE MEADOWS NO. 20 AG 29 0 3855 Ambrosia Street Meadows Blvd Mercantile Ave THE MEADOWS NO. 20 AG 29 16 256 S Amherst Street E Barrington Ave S Pembrook St FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 3 AI33 6454 6474 Amur Court Amur Ln THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 33 0 6590 Amur Lane Mentha Dr Amur Ct THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 33 0 6648 Amur Lane Amur Ct Leilani Ln THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 34 2855 2894 Amyvale Court Miners Candle Dr CDS THE MEADOWS NO. 11 PARCEL 6 AG27 400 450 Anderson Street Fourth St Vista Dr GRANDVIEW ADDITION TO CASTLE ROCK AI30 484 522 Anderson Street Fifth St Sixth St GRANDVIEW ADDITION TO CASTLE ROCK AI30 0 0 Anderson Street Hillside Dr Fourth St GRANDVIEW ADDITION TO CASTLE ROCK AI30 300 340 Anderson Street Third St Hillside Dr YOUNGS 4TH ADDITION TO CASTLE ROCK AI30 421 462 Anderson Street Vista Dr Fifth St GRANDVIEW ADDITION TO CASTLE ROCK AI30 0 723 Anderson Street Fifth St Sunset Dr NEW WILCOX ADDITION AH30 4377 4637 Andover Avenue Bennington Ave Bennington Ave FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 6 AI32 4362 4382 Andover Avenue Decatur Ave Bennington Ave FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 6 AI32 0 0 Andover Avenue DECATUR AVENUE Decatur Ave FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 6 AI32 368 429 Andromeda Lane Andromeda Way Galaxy Dr MAHER RANCH FILING 2, 1ST AMD AE 30 465 510 Andromeda Lane Galaxy Dr MAHER RANCH FILING 2 AE 30 249 329 Andromeda Lane Galaxy Dr MAHER RANCH FILING 2 AE 30 329 356 Andromeda Lane Galaxy Dr Andromeda Way MAHER RANCH FILING 2, 1ST AMD AE 30 0 0 Andromeda Way Andromeda Ln Sapphire Pointe Blvd MAHER RANCH FILING 2 AE 30 0 6714 Angelique Avenue Greenwater Cir Greenwater Cir THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 34 1033 6101 Annabar Drive Diamond Ridge Cir Diamond Ridge Cir DIAMOND RIDGE ESTATES AF30 0 0 Annies Place Annies Pl Annies Pl SELLERS CREEK RANCH AM31 4448 4780 Antelope Place Pleasant View Dr CDS THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AK 30 4384 4505 W Antelope Run Court S Summer Ridge Way CDS THE MEADOWS NO. 2 AF27 0 5240 Apache Creek Court Bobolink Dr CDS THE MEADOWS NO. 7 AF27 5050 5204 Apache Creek Road Kiowa Creek Ct Bobolink Dr THE MEADOWS NO. 7 AF27 0 4924 Apache Creek Road S Meadow Lark Dr Commanche Creek Way THE MEADOWS NO. 7 AF27 4944 5001 Apache Creek Road Commanche Creek Way Rock Creek Dr THE MEADOWS NO. 7 AF27 5005 5025 Apache Creek Road Rock Creek Dr Kiowa Creek Ct THE MEADOWS NO. 7 AF27 790 895 Appleby Place Stafford Cir END PLUM CREEK FAIRWAY 11 NO. 1 AJ30 4442 4601 Applecrest Circle Feather Ct Tanglevine Dr THE MEADOWS NO. 12 AG27 4351 4426 Applecrest Circle Tanglevine Dr Feather Ct THE MEADOWS NO. 12 AG27 5107 5226 Appleton Way Ridge Rd Lantern Cir CASTLEWOOD RANCH NO. 1 PARCEL 8 AJ33 174 196 Apricot Way Mount Royal Dr Plum Creek Blvd PLAYERS CLUB VILLAS TOWNHOME SUBDIVISION NO. 2 BLOCK 1 AMD AJ30 1828 1932 Aquamarine Court Sapphire Pointe Blvd CDS MAHER RANCH NO. 1 AE31 1642 1801 Aquamarine Way SAPPHIRE POINTE BOULEVARD Sapphire Pointe Blvd MAHER RANCH NO. 1 AE31 0 6222 Arabella Drive Castle Oaks Dr Sabino Ln THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 34 0 6334 Arabella Drive Sabino Ln Grady Cir THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 34 0 6488 Arabella Drive Grady Cir Lynch Ln THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 35 0 6526 Arabella Drive Lynch Ln THE VILLAGES AT CASTLE ROCK, 2ND AMD-LIBERTY VILLAGE PORTION AE 35 4473 4551 Arches Place WOODHOUSE LANE Woodhouse Ln THE MEADOWS NO. 12 AH27 180 435 Ardmore Street Calhoun Cir Calhoun Cir CASTLEWOOD RANCH NO. 2, PARCEL 8 AI 34 0 459 Ardmore Street Calhoun Cir Mitchell St CASTLEWOOD RANCH NO. 2, PARCEL 8 AI 34 66 155 Ardmore Street Groveton Ave Calhoun Cir CASTLEWOOD RANCH NO. 2, PARCEL 8 AI 34 0 0 Arlington Street Parsons Ave Mikelson Blvd FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 7 AJ33 0 0 Arlington Street Mikelson Blvd Eckert St CASTLEWOOD RANCH NO. 1 PARCEL 3 AJ33 3264 3395 W Arrowleaf Court N SUNGOLD LANE N Sungold Ln FIRST REPLAT OF THE MEADOWS NO. 1 AF28 3155 3411 Arroyo Verde Court Arroyo Verde Way Crimson Sky Dr CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AG 32 3079 3137 Arroyo Verde Court CDS Arroyo Verde Way CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AG 32 3218 3304 Arroyo Verde Way El Charro Pt Crimson Sky Dr CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AG 32 3142 3195 Arroyo Verde Way Arroyo Verde Ct El Charro Pt CASTLE OAKS ESTATES NO. 1 AG 32 4602 4611 Asbury Drive Heritage Ave Bancroft Dr FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 20 AI32 201 227 Ash Avenue Stone Dr Birch Ave GLOVERS AMENDED AI31 0 0 Ash Avenue S Gilbert St Sellers Dr GLOVERS AMENDED AI31 101 131 Ash Avenue Sellers Dr Stone Dr GLOVERS AMENDED AI31 229 235 Ash Avenue Birch Ave END GLOVERS AMENDED AI31 1278 1338 Ash Hollow Place Lions Paw St CDS CRYSTAL VALLEY RANCH NO. 1 AK31 4227 4297 Ashcroft Avenue Ashcroft Ct Heritage Ave FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 5 AI32 4087 4207 Ashcroft Avenue Bristol St Ashcroft Ct FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 5 AI32 3917 4067 Ashcroft Avenue BRISTOL STREET Bristol St FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 5 AI32 4317 4378 Ashcroft Avenue Heritage Ave Chatfield Ave FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 5 AI32 4397 4448 Ashcroft Avenue Chatfield Ave CDS FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 5 AI32 4028 4248 Ashcroft Court ASHCROFT AVENUE Ashcroft Ave FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 5 AI32 0 0 Ashland Street Shannock Ave Ashland St CASTLEWOOD RANCH NO. 2 PARCEL 1 AI34 0 0 Ashland Street Ashland St Groveton Ave CASTLEWOOD RANCH NO. 2, PARCEL 8 AI 34 4855 4995 E Ashton Avenue S Lindsey St N Carlton St FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 3 AI33 5380 5410 Aspen Avenue Willow St Cherry St FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 8A AI33 5413 5463 Aspen Avenue S Cherry St Ponderosa St FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 8A AI33 5484 5589 Aspen Avenue Ponderosa St Spruce Ave FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 8A AI33 5200 5361 Aspen Avenue WILLOW STREET Willow St FOUNDERS VILLAGE NO. 4 AI33 3673 3779 Aspen Hollow Court Bird Song Dr CRYSTAL VALLEY RANCH NO. 2 AK31 3790 3993 Aspen Hollow Court Bird Song Dr Mountain Sky Dr CRYSTAL VALLEY RANCH NO.
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