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There is absolutely nothing here. The street is very small and not well taken care of. Hopefully, something will be built here soon because as of right now it offers nothing.

I st. is just a street that leads to factories and not much else. Although I would say this would be a prime place to locate a job if you are in need of work because of the many places around that could hire you.

Hugo st. is very small street that dead ends on my side of it but it seems like a good place to live for anyone who lives there. It gives you a taste of the country while you are still in the city because of the many trees in the area.

This is just basically a stadium access rd. that leads to either 10th st. or 13th st. It mostly just gives access to parking spaces just to get into the stadium. Other than that it does not have much use.

It is still a very nice little street to live on and also has a nice view of Rosenblatt stadium. This would be the perfect street for a baseball fan to live on because they could easily go to just about every game played each season.

This is pretty much the closest you can get to the good ole main st. You can easily walk to anywhere you would want to go and the street offers plenty of activities to do on your weekend. Food, Shops, Clubs, etc... this street has it.

Rule number 1 with this street is keep away from this street. It is simply not safe for anyone to travel on and you have to deal with criminals left and right. I am not saying everyone who lives on this street is a criminal but the gang activity is horrible here and not a good place for children.

So do you wanna watch a baseball game or go to the zoo? These are some questions you may want to ask yourself when traveling down 10th street because you could easily make a day out of going to both if you wanted too.

This street is just simply pleasant. It is a very quiet street and not much goes on but thats the beauty of it. As a parent I would love to raise my kids on a street like this...I am not a parent yet but I take streets and places where I would like to raise my family into thought and this is a place I would love to raise a family.

Although for most of the year Farnum St. is just an ordinary st. just like any other it changes during the holdiday season and has the Holiday Lights Festival which features some of the most beautiful and breathtaking light displays you could imagine.

Hancock may not have any superpowers but that just because well its a street afterall but it does offer a very nice neighborhood and is very close to a Mission Dolores Park where if you have children or a dog you can take them to play.

This is a very nice neigborhood and one that if I could I would live on. Also it is not far from Mission San Fransisco de Asis which kind of gives you a feeling of safety because it is so near. Just a very nice place all around.

Well other than having a really interesting and almost ominous name Alert Alley does not offer much except a quick shortcut between Dolores St. and Landers St.

What can I say about Germania St. other than the fact that it is just a residential area where people live. Its a nice neighborhood though and you can reach stores pretty easily from it so other than that not too much to say.

Well than Jessie St. will lead you right to the San Fransico Shopping Center. Where well if you are a mall rat you can find just about anything you want from food, clothes, electronics, etc... Also it is a pretty nice place to visit.

Antonio St. is just a very small residential street that does not offer much but a place to live. It would be a more middle class area than anything but thats not saying its a bad street. If someone were to decide to live here I would like to think that they would be happy with their choice.

Shannon rd. is not to bad of a place. I could easily see someone living on the street and plus it is not far from anything that someone would need which makes it good because you never have to travel far for food, drinks, etc...

Drumm st. is located pretty close to the bay area and it also features Embarcadero Plaza which is a nice place to see. The architecture of the buildings in the area are nice and slimming. I don't know I just love architecture and loved the structure of the buildings.

Turk st. has two great places for families to go to and enjoy. Jefferson Square and Hayward Park. You can get a pickup game of just about any sport because the parks have tennis courts, b-ball courts, baseball fields, and large enough grass areas for a game of football.

Elm St. is located about 2-3 blocks from city hall and central park. There is not much you will find here but it is in prime location of several activities in which both adults and children can enjoy. It is a very small street but even the smallest streets can have alot to offer if you look hard enough.

This place was really nice and the park that is near it was nice although I have to admit I got a little confused while driving through the park but thats just because it was an entirely new area for me. Still the park was nice and would be a nice place for a family picnic or get together.

If you are looking for a place to have a nice sunday pickup game than this is the street for you. There is a pret nice football field that you can get a game going in. Also the school that its near does not look to bad either. It is a pretty much residential area but seems like a good place.

Really not too much to say other than it is an industrial area with lots of factories on it. Sure there are some residential areas but for the most part I traveled near the Industrial areas of Cortland Ave. It could be a good place to look for a job if you need one though.

There is not too much to be said for Massena St. My Aunt lives on it and it just a quaint little street and pretty quiet. The neigborhood is not bad and kids can play without little worry. So I would highly recommend this as a place to live if you are looking for a nice place to live. That is if there are any houses for sale that is.

Tully St. is not too bad. I could see a person easily raising a family on this street and the kids could go down to the ball park and play a game of softball or baseball. This place seemed to be pretty nice from what I saw.

I found James St. to be ok but there just is nothing going on or anything to do on James St. It lacks restaurants, retail, and etc... It is just mostly a street with houses which does not make it terrible because some of the houses are nice but its mostly a boring street.

I have to say that this street does not offer much at all. This is just basically a street to take you from one place to the next. Downtown offers nothing for anyone and places to find food are very rare. Best to just get off the beaten path and find something instead of using this street.

This is not too bad of a street. There is not much that goes on since it is a little off campus and thats the plus about this place is that there is not much distractions going on outside to keep you from keeping up with your studies.

Basically the university is all that is on this street aside from dorms. Not that its a bad thing though because the University is very beautiful and I loved it on my college visit to the area.

This is the place to go if you want to get your drink on. This street has several bars ranging from sports, nightclubs, and to just the good ole' pubs. So if you are looking to have a little fun on the weekend than I recommend a visit to W.Jefferson St.

Tingley drive is a long stretch of road that features lots of key places to go in Albuquerque. While taking a drive down this road you can see the Zoo, the Albuquerque Country Club and the Conservancy Lagoon. This is one road with several features that almost makes you wanna get out and take pictures.

While Smith Ave. is not a big street it is also not the worst you could live on in Albuquerque. While it may not be high class it is still a place where I could see raising kid but I would be a little more cautious and lock doors if you know what I mean.

On Odelia Rd. you will find a very large sports complex that features a Nascar worthy race track, very nice baseball field, and 3 tennis courts. Also right on the other side of the street you will find the Vietnam Veterans Memorial park which has two more baseball fields for you to play baseball in.

Chacoma Place is home to Albuquerque Country Club which is a very beautiful golf course and very well maintained. Since it is a country club it could be a little difficult to get in but even just passing by in a car you can see the time and care that they put into making the club a beautiful place to go.

Also if you love architecture you will find several spanish inspired home along the road that are beautiful also.

Elm Street is located right of highway 25 and is what I like to call the medical street because if features 4 hospitals within one mile of each other. So if you ever get hurt on Elm St. you know that you do not need to worry because you are in very close proximity to the hospitals. Also there is a very beautiful park named Highland park on Elm St. that if you are in the hospital and allowed to go out for awhile would be a nice relaxing experience.

Vista Large is a semi-upscale community I guess you could say well atleast to me that is what it looked like. This is the kind of place that I could easily see raising a family in because the neighborhood is well kept and just seems like a place where you could fire up a grill and invite the neighbors too.

This is the street in which one of my college visits took place on. Most of the street is filled with Dorms and households in which students from UNM live in. The best thing about it is that it is within walking distance of the school so you do not have to be on a rush to classes. I did not end up choosing UNM but the campus is very beautiful and is a top notch school.

There is not too much to look at on Central Ave but its historic value is pretty significant since it is a part of RT. 66, this was the very first road I arrived on during my visit to Albuquerque and the best thing about it is that if you are looking to travel by train than Amtrak is very close by.

On 10th street you will find the Rio Grande Zoo which to my surprise was very nice. I am from Ohio and we have one of the best Zoo's in the country but this zoo is right up there with the Columbus Zoo. Maybe its how well kept the zoo is or just that it is utterly a beautiful place to go but I enjoyed my visit to the zoo while on my trip to New Mexico.

4th street is located in Downtown Albuquerque and features several nightclubs, restaurants, and very lush shopping oppurtunities. It is very easy to make a day of it and take a nice stroll downtown.

W. Main St. in Dayton, OH. Is known as the Halloween Mecca of Ohio. The entire street is filled with stores related to Halloween. Foy's owns over 6 stores on the street and is open year round for those who just cannot handle Halloween just being once a year. Around Halloween they open up 2 haunted houses on the street that are free to enter. Also if you are a comic book or movie fan there is also the specialty store Bookery Fantasy that is sure to appease your needs.

If you enjoy clubbing, bar hopping, adult entertainment and many other things that are devishly sinful then I recommend a trip to N.Dixie Dr. Here you will find all kinds of fun things to sink your teeth into.

Are you bored this weekend or bored on a visit to Dayton well than look no further then E. 5th St. Dayton, OH. Also known as the Oregon District. Not only is this the most happening place in Dayton but it features several art boutiques in which an art lover can enjoy. Also the music and culture of this street is very reminiscent of Bourben St. New Oleans. So if you are wanting a good time then make a trip down to the Oregon District.

If you make your way into Dayton than be sure to take a stroll down Shiloh Springs Rd. which leads you to the Hara Arena. A basketball stadium and local concert hall which features anything from Rock to Country music. Also once a year there is a Moto-Cross show and a Monster Truck show. There is also several swap meets that you can enjoy each year.

Are you a lover of carnivales or county fairs than you would want to visit S. Main St. in Dayton, OH. While the surrounding area is not much to look at the fairgrounds holds lots of activities throughout the year for both adults and families alike. Whrether you are a common concert goer or just a family wanting to take the kids out for the weekend this is surely a place to visit when the fairgrounds are active.

Colonel Glen Highway rest alongside one of the worlds largest Air Force bases. Not only is this base a spectacle to see on your own but it also features the worlds largest aviation museum. You can see the birth of flight right before your eyes and relive the history of flight. For any aviation enthusiast or just a famuly wanting something fun and exciting to do on a weekend this is a sure place to provide a thrill.

Located at 220 N. Patterson Blvd. is the amazing Fifth Third Field which is home to Cincinatti Reds Farm team the Dayton Dragons. The stadium is beautiful and rest along side the Miami river. If you are a baseball fan than you will surely want to visit N. Patterson Blvd. on your trip to Dayton, OH.

Well than Fairfield Commons Blvd. is your place to go in Dayton, OH. Featuring a very nice 2-story mall complete with all the normal stores and more. Plus several very close shopping centers in which to do more shopping. The street also features a wide variety of restaurants and a very nice movie theatre.

Indian Ripple Rd. features one of the best places to visit in the city. The Greene is located just off of Indian Ripple Rd. and features an Imax worthy theatre, several great restaurants, and tons of shopping places that can meet anyone's needs. It is not only a great place for a date but also a great place for the family to go too.

If you are visiting Dayton and are looking for one very amazing view of the city and several landmarks than this would be the street of choice. Not only does Riverside drive feature beautiful scenery but it is also a lush street with several things to do for both adults and children.