South Mead St, Beacon Hill

South Mead Street is one of the last you come to in Georgetown traveling south before coming to the interchange of Michigan St/East Marginal Way/Hwy 509. Like many in the area, it's mainly comprised of fab shops and sign companies, but this street is more chopped up that most in Georgetown. Driving around huge cracks and potholes keeps your speed low, though there isn't much traffic, so when you find yourself avoiding the bad road, at least you don't have to worry about any oncoming cars. There are no sidewalks, so on-street parking is basically just on the side of the road, though several of the businesses have parking lots for employees and customers. On the east side, Mead turns into Fidalgo, which dead-ends at a large industrial complex. The very few homes that exist on this street have been torn down, or should have been. I can't imagine anyone would want to live in them considering their state of disrepair. Overall, unless you work on this street, you'll probably find no reason to ever visit it.