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I love this area, i was born right down the street at Mary Immaculate Hospital. Kings park right next to it, very nice area. I someday plan to move back down to Kings Park. Make sure you visit this area, its right off of Sutphin can't miss it.

During your stay in Queens, and you end up on Cooper Ave. you will be fine. This street takes you across Queens, this is a road that cuts through the residents, all the side streets. Takes you anywhere you would like, such as parks, hospitals, and malls.

This is just like 78th Ave, just on the other side. The great thing about having numbers as street names, is that they go in order. There is a park right down the street to play basketball and baseball, which are great sports to be active in.

Great area, right off the Union Turnpike. Great parks right down the street. To play baseball and basketball. This is a great area to start a family to get your kids active in sports. Visit this place if you have time.

84th ave, 84th street, and 84th drive. They are all right next to each other, this is so confusing when you are driving, especially if you turn off hoover Ave. & then you have no idea where exactly you are. This can be confusing to tourists.

This street is right by some local schools. Residential area that is very nice. Right by the grand central parkway. Good place to live and reside.

W. 82nd street is right off the Hudson. This is really nice area of Queens. The Parkway is right by here for easy access to get out of queens. The water is right by you. Great place to live. Very costly though.

This street can be confusing, cause of all the numbers. That is my only concern about tourists comming there, because the numbers. There is are many streets just like this. This is in a residential area. Just houses really nothing extravigent.

This is a nice area, its down the street from a park for recretation. Then you can get out of the area pretty easy. Great place, its residential so only go here if you want to move to queens.

This is a residential street, only come there if you really want to see all of Queens. No point to come here. Just pass it and wave at the area.

This road is very useful, if you go during the right time of the day, it can get very busy during rushour. Though what road does not? I have not been in this bad rushour ever since Houston, Texas. The rushour is herrendous. It takes you to where you want to go including Market street, which is a road that everyone needs to get on especially the tourists. Take Otis to Gough or to Mint and that can take you to Market street. Stop by the Market Street Cinema, it is worth it.

This is one of the places I stayed at. Its a nice residential area. Not to far from the excitment from the city. Has hills, but than again what part of California does not have hills? The people were really nice, they were the type of neghbors you know. Everyone waves to you when your driving through. Very nice area, maybe a little expensive but it is worth it.

The loop as they called was like the outcast of Frisco. The only cool thing we did was drift our cars in on the loop. The loop is huge, and it was fun. The residents though were older and outraged by the screaching sounds of our tires. (o-well) The loop was just cool to pass through no real point of going there, my cousins just said it was a fun place to drift at, and so we did.

This is a great street! Market street is close by. The mall is right down the street. The macys they have is Huge. For women they would love this area. Its just like how you would see on T.V shows and movies. Great area because you have some distance from the city, but you are close enough to walk to the city. Great place. I am going back to Mint Street soon.

Mckinnon Ave. was named after Father Mckinnon who volunteerd in the Spanish-American war, then died in the Philippines. This is an industrial road. Has warehouses and businesses. No point to actually go to it, most people just drive through it. There is nothing really to important there just ware houses. The good thing it does, it provides work for thos who are in need to work. The high way goes right past it, so just keep going past it and just look out the window in the car, and that would be good enough.

Battle of Gettys Burg, General George G. Meade fought in the battle of Gettys Burg, and then moved out to the Bay. Now Meade Ave. is a small road, but an important one to history, and destination. Mead Ave, can bring you to the 101 interstate and get to where you would like to be. It is important for those trips in and out of the city.

This is all about suburbia and the city. The street was named after is pioneer Henry Brown HUNT. This is a good are to raise a family. Especially for new families that are looking for a place to live. Theres a museum close by. Plenty of businesses to find work as well. You have the great life like they do in Full house the tv show. This is a good place to live, or visit if you have relatives there.

This is a small street, nothing really big. Its mainly for residents, but it is a gate way to get into the city, with a main road of Sunset BLVD. Living here would be fun it is an ideal area for those who want to get in the suburb life, and can have the choice of going to the city when ever they please. They get the best of two worlds, city life and suburban life.

Halleck Street is named for Henry W. Halleck who was a merchant and banker after the gold rush. He constructed the largest building in the city in 1852. Henry Hallek was an alround man with occupations and tallents was a man of many talents. Hallek served in the military and served as the General for Lincoln. This street has a lot of pride for Hallek and for what he has done to make this Nation great. So stop by the banks and give a salute to the street signs and be sure to say thank you for the work he has done.

Stayed in a hotel on market street. Its good for those who are homo-sexual becasue during gay pride week, they bring the parade through the street, it is filled with bums liqour stores and strip clubs. You can take the trolly all the way down to the pier. Its about a couple miles away from Pier 39 to get to Alcatraz. Be sure to stop by Market Stree Cinema, there famous strip club. They have arabic merchants there, with great hospitality. Ofcourse they have starbucks every where, even in the hotels.

I heard about this street from the 1906 Earthquake. This earthquake burnt down a boarding house built by John Golden. Hence the name Golden in John's last name to get the street name. This was his third boarding house. After the fire from the devistating Earthquake, the remains of the property was sold to the bank. Be sure to go through Golden Ct. a tiny small residential area, which was hit by the famous 1906 Earthquake.

Gough Street in San Francisco, California was named after a very popular milk man with a name of Charles H. Gough. In the early 1850's this spritly man deliverd milk for the residents on horse back. In 1855 he was asked by the city to make the street lay out. To the left of Larkin street He named the street after himself. This residential area takes pride in there milk from Gough, although most people do not know why the name of their street is Gough street.