I asked a very famous NY intersection, "Walk w/ Do not walk" and it didn't find :( :)
Enter a pair of names to see if any intersections in the US match those names
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#42Not entirely sure how the listing for Peachtree and Peachtree didn't find anything in Georgia.
There's a ton for "Peach Tree" and "Peach Tree"
Edit: Misread, I thought you meant there weren't any results, not even in Georgia.
The best I could do is "Peach" and "Peach Tree" for GA results.
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#43Re: Enter a pair of names to see if any intersections in the US match those names
#44Ha, it found the intersection that made me giggle when I was 10, and still makes me smile.
The intersection of Crouch St. and SE P St. in Bentonville, AR. Crouch and pee, everyone. My grandma lived on the corner there thirty years ago.
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#45Not entirely sure how the listing for Peachtree and Peachtree didn't find anything in Georgia.
Years ago, I was visiting friends in Atlanta, one of whom was a civil engineer for GDoT. He took me to the intersection of Rosser Rd and Rosser Pl.
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#46Earlier quoted context omitted.
When I was in sixth grade, our science teacher had us go bird watching every school day and document the birds we'd saw. Eleven-year-old me immediately became obsessed with red-breasted nuthatches. To this day, when I see one, I'll yell out to my wife, "Look! A red-breasted nuthatch!"
Wait until you see a Great tit (Parus major)
Or any thrush (Turdus), booby (Sula), crane (Bugeranus, old name).
There are many, many rude-sounding Latin names.
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#47I can't tell if there's an intersection of Church and State. All the top results at https://www.crossing.us/intersections/church/state (for me) have Church Street/Road intersecting with State Highway X or similar.
There's in intersection of Church Street and State Street in Champaign IL.
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#48I can't tell if there's an intersection of Church and State. All the top results at https://www.crossing.us/intersections/church/state (for me) have Church Street/Road intersecting with State Highway X or similar.
Church and State intersect in many of the cities I've lived in! They are common road names.
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#49Sadly, there's still no Jekyll & Hyde:
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#50I can't tell if there's an intersection of Church and State. All the top results at https://www.crossing.us/intersections/church/state (for me) have Church Street/Road intersecting with State Highway X or similar.
Ann Arbor, Michigan (the location of the main University of Michigan campus) has a Church Street and a State Street, but they do not intersect.
I read a joke that went: In Ann Arbor, separation of Church and State is about three blocks.