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Xnon3 Posted 12 years ago
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what is the difference between STREET and ROAD
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When they are part of the name of a specific one, there is no difference, but generally 'streets' are confined to cities and towns, while 'roads' run across the countryside. Of course, there are overlaps.
- When they are part of the name of a specific one, there is no difference, but generally 'streets' are confined to cities and towns, while 'roads' run across the countryside.
- Of course, there are overlaps.
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When they are part of the name of a specific one, there is no difference, but generally 'streets' are confined to cities and towns, while 'roads' run across the countryside. Of course, there are overlaps.
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In the UK, named streets (e.g. West Street, Church Street, etc.) are typically in the old hearts of towns. Named roads can be anywhere.
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