Residential Streets in North America
Canada
- Ottawa, Ontario: Sussex Drive
- Toronto, Ontario: The Bridle Path, Lawrence Park, Toronto, Forest Hill, Toronto
- West Vancouver, British Columbia: Radcliffe Avenue, Belmont Avenue
- Montreal, Quebec: Belvedere Place
- Calgary, Alberta: Pump Hill Close
- Winnipeg, Manitoba: Wellington Crescent
Mexico
- Mexico City: Avenida Presidente Masaryk
- Monterrey: Calzada del Valle/Calzada San Pedro
- Mexico City: Paseo de la Reforma
- Mexico City: Santa Fe
- Guadalajara: Boulevard Puerta de Hierro
Puerto Rico
- San Juan: Ashford Avenue
United States
- Atlanta, Georgia: Tuxedo Road, Paces Ferry Road
- Boston, Massachusetts: Louisburg Square
- Charleston, South Carolina: Murray Boulevard, South Battery
- Buffalo, New York: Nottingham Terrace, Middlesex Road, Spaulding Lake
- Chicago, Illinois: N. Lake Shore Drive
- Cincinnati, Ohio: Drake Road
- Columbus, Ohio: Parkview Avenue (Bexley)
- Dallas, Texas: Turtle Creek Boulevard
- Fort Worth, Texas: Camp Bowie Boulevard
- Houston, Texas: River Oaks Boulevard
- Kansas City, Missouri: Ward Parkway
- Las Vegas, Nevada: Eagles Landing Lane
- Los Angeles, California: Wilshire Boulevard, Rodeo Drive, South Mapleton Drive, and Carolwood Drive, Angelo Drive, Bellagio Road, Nimes Road, Pacific Coast Highway
- Madison, Wisconsin: Fox Bluff Lane, Farwell Drive
- Malibu, California: Pacific Coast Highway
- Menlo Park, California: Sand Hill Road
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Lake Drive
- Minneapolis, Minnesota: Mount Curve Avenue
- Miami, Florida: Indian Creek Island
- New Orleans, Louisiana: St. Charles Avenue
- Newport Beach, California: Harbor Island Road, Brighton Road, Skyridge
- New York, New York: 5th Avenue, Park Avenue
- Palo Alto, California: University Avenue
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Rittenhouse Square
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Shady Avenue
- Portola Valley, California: Golden Hills Drive
- Richmond, Virginia: Monument Avenue
- St. Louis, Missouri: Portland Place, Westmoreland Place
- Saint Paul, Minnesota: Summit Avenue
- San Francisco, California: Broadway
- Saratoga, California: Golden Rod
- Seattle, Washington: Lake Washington Boulevard
- Tampa, Florida: Bayshore Boulevard
- Washington, D.C.: Woodland Drive NW
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