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Venice, a district on the westside of Los Angeles, is named after Venice, Italy.
Manhattan Beach, CA in the L.A. area is named after the real Manhattan of NYC. Obviously nothing alike. Manhattan Beach is a resort like CA beach city, nothing like NYC other than both are hard to find a parking spot
I have no pics, but in Las Cruces, NM there are several city streets named after other states: Missouri, Idaho, California, Arizona...and probably a few others.
Some others:
Carthage Ave
Arnold Ave
Newport Ave
Mt. Olive St.
Colorado Ave
Vermont Ave
Alaska Ave
Idaho Ave
Alberta St.
Alabama Ave
Benton St.
N Florissant Ave
St. Louis Ave
Montgomery St.
Madison St.
Maryland Ave
Minnesota Ave
Miami St
Oregon Ave
Michigan Ave
Pennsylvania Ave
Virginia Ave
Nebraska Ave
Louisiana Ave
California Ave
Tennessee Ave
Iowa Ave
Arkansas Ave
Ohio Ave
Montana St.
Texas Ave
Dakota St.
North Dakota St.
O'fallon St.
St. Charles St.
Cahokia St.
Missouri Ave
Utah Place, Utah St.
Indiana Ave.
Connecticut St.
Wyoming St.
Sidney St.
Illinois Ave
Columbia Ave
Wisconsin Ave
Clayton Ave
Lubbock, Texas has a rather odd street naming system. The north/south streets are named after cities east of the Mississippi, and some east/west streets are named after universities, so you can say you live in Boston at Harvard or in Ithaca at Cornell.
In Dallas there is a Fort Worth Avenue and in Fort Worth there is a Dallas Avenue.
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