I grew up near Seattle, and I think only that could make it worse. There’s no naming convention whatsoever, except east/west, which is the least important direction. Most of the suburbs use numbers, but again, they make no sense since half of them come from the city plan and the other half come from the county’s plan.
Before I had GPS on my phone, I had to print out directions and even then ended up asking directions at a gas station more often than not.
Why did they stop and move to 61 without exhausting all the options?
According to Wikipedia (US section)
Pike and Pine are both options? We could have had Pike Pike and Pine Pine in Seattle.
As well as Pine Pike and Pike Pine?
I grew up near Seattle, and I think only that could make it worse. There’s no naming convention whatsoever, except east/west, which is the least important direction. Most of the suburbs use numbers, but again, they make no sense since half of them come from the city plan and the other half come from the county’s plan.
Before I had GPS on my phone, I had to print out directions and even then ended up asking directions at a gas station more often than not.