Number streets that are major streets (New York, York: best, place, venues)

[Kefir King]

Naughty, Gaudy, Bawdy, Sporty 42nd Street

[Warszawa]

You can also add 82nd in Jackson Heights and 63rd Drive in Rego Park

[DoomDan515]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

You can also add 82nd in Jackson Heights and 63rd Drive in Rego Park

Theres also 94 street in East Elmhurst. Its an extention of Junction Blvd but still.

[Chava61]

Originally Posted by Warszawa

You can also add 82nd in Jackson Heights and 63rd Drive in Rego Park

63rd Drive in Rego Park was already mentioned in post #5.

[ShirlMastic Beach]

Originally Posted by DoomDan515

I guess if we throw avenues into the mix for Queens.

20 Avenue in College Point
30 Avenue in Astoria
101 Avenue in Ozone Park and Richmond Hill

Then add to that every numbered avenue in manhattan.

[bluedog2]

Some in The Bx:

3rd Avenue,East 149 St,E 161 St,E 167 st,E 180 St,E 187 St,E 204 St,W 235th ST,E 233 ST

[SeventhFloor]

Originally Posted by bluedog2

Some in The Bx:

3rd Avenue,East 149 St,E 161 St,E 167 st,E 180 St,E 187 St,E 204 St,W 235th ST,E 233 ST

Would you consider East 163rd?

[ShirlMastic Beach]

Originally Posted by G-Dale

Then add to that every numbered avenue in manhattan.

As well as all the numbered avenues in downtown flushing.

[bluedog2]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

Would you consider East 163rd?

Yes,definitely.Especially around Intervale and Southern Blvd.

I'm sure there are a few others too

Someone told me Fordham Rd is really 190th St.Don't know what to make of that. That would be a biggie.

[DoomDan515]

Originally Posted by G-Dale

39th st Sunnyside
58th st Woodside/Maspeth
99th st Rego Park/Corona

I saw a pretty cool map the other day at Brooklyn Flea in Williamsburg of NYC in 1907 before Queens went on the numbering system when it was much more like Brooklyn today in which streets were named after peoples last names. It only showed the area west of the Van Wyck for Queens. East of that was probably all still farm land. No Laguardia, no Juniper Valley Park, no highways splitting up neighborhoods, etc...

I think I saw that map before too. If I remember, 101 Avenue in Ozone Park use to be called Jerome Avenue. Theres still some evidence for some streets as to what their names were before being numbered at train stations.