YN's most famous street

[Toropikaru]

The most famous street in Toropikaru is Fuukako-aijin, Chiang Ju. It's a massive shopping district known as being a tourist trap.

[Dahon]

The port city of Tei, Dahon's oldest and largest city (in terms of both land area and population), has as its most famous address the Warawarachi ("Comic Alley"), for four thousand years its entertainment mecca, teeming with hundreds of venues for the theory and practice of comedy (something its pre-Japonic founders evidently thought of as a sacred art in much the same way tragedy was perceived by the ancient Hellenes) from pubs to music stages to brothels to (their modern-day replacement) moviehouses.

On account of the well-preserved state of some of its oldest buildings (constructed about half a century before the great earthquake and tsunami that struck the city about 550) as well as the cultural significance of the street to the queendom as a whole, the Warewarechi became a World Heritage Site in 1990.

[Fostoria]

The most famous street in the Grand Empire of Fostoria is the recently-renamed Gresztfostoriaye Grandebohlstrasszte (Greater Fostoria Grand Boulevard). As in the name, it is a 16-lane (8 per side), tree-lined boulevard that runs through the heart of the capital city of Daiychaz. It runs from the Imperial Museum in the south to the Grand Imperial Palace in the north, passing through the Granplatsze (Great Plaza) roundabout, with the Aguahr ver Restauronziste (Fountain of Restoration) in the center.

[Arstotzmerika]

Arstotzmerika's most famous street is Comrade Lekov Street in Lekovgrad. This street is famous for it being where the Formation of the United States of Arstotzmerika was declared by the revolutionary for which it is named after.

[Second Empire of America]

Lombard Street, San Francisco, is famous for two reasons. One, for being the most crooked street in the world, and Two, for being the street where the Imperial Palace is located. Contrary to popular belief, Lombard Street continues for quite a ways past the eight turns that it is famous for. The "crooked street" segment is usually full of lost tourists looking for the Imperial Palace, which is actually located in the Presidio, at the beginning of Lombard Street near the Golden Gate Bridge.

[Xylonia]

There would be two: Port Street and Grand Promenade.

Port Street:
During the Xylonian Civil War, an amphibious landing was made at the port district of Suyin. The district, previously a den of crime and home to some of the largest black markets in the nation, was utterly flattened in the battle for the capital. Now, the destruction seems to have improved the place, and shiny glass building lines the wharf, with export businesses oftem making the port their headquarters, so that they may export goods abroad.

Grand Promenade:
In Kolben, the colonial capital of Xylonia, one street dominate all others - the Grand Promenade. Built by the Grand Canal, the Promenade was built as a fish market. Nowadays, the fishmongers have gone away but many businesses ply their wares on this scenic street, which still has 1890 Poldanian architecture left intact. The Promenade is an exemplar of beauty and refinement.

[Strathy]

The most famous street in Strathy is most likely Duncan I Square in New Glasgow, named after the first Strathan ruler to officially style himself as 'Emperor'. The long 'square' is essentially a wide boulevard stretching from the old town on the bay, up the hill to the Central Common - the location of the Strathan Parliament. The Parliament, housed in the 17th century Palace of Fearnadair dominates the skyline at the top of Duncan I Square. The bottom of the Square leads on to the Old Town of New Glasgow and the ancient Peter IV University. Duncan I Square itself is home to a number of shops, bars and restaurants; combined with the wide, tree-lined pavements and tram services, this makes it incredibly popular with tourists and residents of the city alike.

Towards the top, on the corner of Central Common, is the Museum of the Revolution, with artefacts from Strathy's bloodiest hours and the old socialist regime. During the time of the Socialist States, the street was renamed Muller Street, after the leader of the 1918 Revolution, the original name being reinstated by Peter VI following the Restoration of 2003. The name changes reflect the importance of the street in Strathan political history, being the main road up to Parliament. The beginning of the Revolution of 1918 took place on Duncan I Square, with Muller and his men gathering crowds of disillusioned workers on the Square and storming Parliament, famously arresting the entire government in an afternoon. In 2001, Jean-Claude Smith held a rally against the leadership of Supreme Leader McGruich on the Square which sparked the Second People's Revolution, leading to the Restoration of the Monarchy.

[Philippines and North Borneo]

The Avenue of Brilliant Order bisects much of the capital city Kapokudyan's political and commercial center, beginning at an interchange leading into the central area itself and ending before the square of the Imperial Palace. Since the Salwatine throne's consolidation this avenue has been where nearly all major ceremonies took place, not to mention numerous political incidents.

[Sovereign Slavic Republics]

The most famous street in the USSR is Pobedju Ulica, Petergrod. (Victory Street)

It runs north-south through the city centre and is 5 kilometres long. It is a pedestrian area, closed to traffic, except buses and taxis. Every year it is used for the annual Armed Forces Day Parade.

At the north end Pobedju Ulica joins with Lipaju Ulica and Zverpark Ulica at the Listopadju Plosxad (Listopad Square). On the north side of the square is the Novju Kreml (New Fortress), built on the site of the former imperial palace, which houses the office and apartment of the President, and the meeting places of the Council of Ministers, Council of the Union, and the Council of the Republics.

At the south end, Probedju Ulica terminates at the Triumfarka Plosxad (Arch of Triumph Square), with its 100m high triumphal arch, and the Central Railway Station.

Probedju Ulica is flanked along its length with the buildings of government ministries, with some execptions, all built in traditional style. In front of the buildings on each side, are 32 statues, each about 2.75 m tall (4 to 5 m including their pedestals), of former Slavic figures of varying historical importance, evenly spaced along either side of the boulevard, while behind each one are two busts of associates or advisors mounted on a low semi-circular wall, making 96 sculptures in all.

[Radiatia]

The Traiyan Silviu Highway (Interstate 1):
Located in the states of Alayenia, Detzertscha and the Federal Capital Territory

While Interstate 1 is famous in its own right for being the longest road in Noctur, stretching from the east coast to the west coast of the Radiatian Federation, the section between Exegrad and Xerconia, located in the Great Radiatian Desert, is particularly famous and known as the "Traiyan Silviu Highway" due to its historic significance as being the road that Traiyan Silviu led troops down during the Third Radiatian Civil War, as they drove the communists from Xerconia and ultimately from power.

Tsenyen Row:
Exegrad, Alayenia

The location of the Exegrad stock exchange and several major financial institutions. It is synonymous with extreme wealth and the finance industry as a whole.

27th Avenue:
Exegrad, Alayenia

One of the city's most major thoroughfares, 27th Avenue is one of the only streets that runs, west to east, the entire length of Exegrad City. It's also a major shopping street, and is frequently the location of films, television shows, protests, public events and sometimes used to symbolise daily life in Exegrad.

Efficiency Street:
Xerconia, FCT

Efficiency Street is well known as being the location of most major federal government buildings and leads directly to Federation Square.

Urika Boulevard:
Radii, Radia

The main thoroughfare of Radiatia's oldest city, running from the rather modern business district, downhill towards the waterfront of Lake Talaman through the historical heart of the city and past many major landmarks including the old summer palace and the old parliament building (now headquarters of the Radia State Government).

The Street:
Das Engel, Amentra

Contrary to popular misconception, The Street was actually named after one of the city's founders, Charles The (pronounced "Theh" with a soft "Th" - correct pronunciation is what separates Das Engelites from tourists.). It is particularly famous for its nightlife, casinos, celebrities and bright lights. If you're going to Das Engel chances are you're going there to hit The Street.

[New Transeurasia]

It is either Moskvoretskaya Embankment, along the Moskva River, or Red Square, it technically counts as a road(It has road lines and can be used as a road), despite the street only being used for military parades.

Moskvoretskaya Embankment(Sorry that it is a stock photo)

South end of Red Square

North end of Red Square

[Bisu]

Great Hill Road (Hakusera Ohakufakun ハ・オハクフアクン)
is a minor tourist attraction. It starts from Great Street (To'sera ) where it splits into two lanes. From the bottom it is impossible to drive up the right-side lane.

[Tondo Federation]

1. Highway 29 (Taken from 1929, the year the avenue's construction started)
Pasay, Makati, Mandaluyong, Maynila, Caloocan
-A busy avenue, which encircles the entire city of Seludong. Known for its endless hotels, malls, and business centers.
2. Gen. Simba Avenue (Taken from Abu Simba, famous Tondonese general who battled the Angolans in 1969; originally named Roosevelt Avenue from 1932-1969)
Muntinlupa, Peranake, Taguig, Makati, Pasig, Maynila, Marikina
-An avenue known for its abundance of its Greek restaurants, hotels, houses, and casinos.
3. Sampalok Street (Taken from sampalok, a sour fruit native to the area)
Seludong, Pasay
-A tourist trap known for its abundance of shopping centers and restaurants
4. Rua Manuel
Cabo Azul
-Tourist trap known for its abundance of restaurants, hotels and houses with Portuguese style architecture

[Great Nortend]

The most famous street in Great Nortend is most certainly Halton Street, a road with Roman origins. It runs from the city of Lendert to the city of Limmes. Its eastern end is at Horses Circus, an intersection with Mean Street, where it turns into the much smaller Knightoward Street. Within Lendert, Halton Street is especially famous for its distinctive mediaeval half-timbered houses, of which there remain more than 400, its scarlet and navy coated guardsmen, which line the street at 330 feet intervals, and the elm and oak trees which form a canopy over the cobbled street. The red-and-cream bodied wooden No. 3, 4, 5 and 8 trams rattle through the thoroughfare. The street is around a chain wide, having been widened in the Middle Ages after a fire burnt down one side. It runs west, past famous sights of Lendert such as Edcheap, St Peter's Cathedral, Woolfields, Haltongate, Wembury Fields, Haltongate Railway Station, Sir Philip's Tower and the Royal Scientific Gardens into the Larkshire countryside.

It passes through a number of pretty towns and villages, including Wembury, Haselton, Codgatham and Many Oodram, reaching Limmes in around 75 miles at Wardbooth, before ending at Cathedral Square.

[New Rostov-Na-Donu]

Leninskiy Perevod in New Minsk. Here, the capital of the nation as well as the Nationalnaya Ostrazha (NO, National Guard) garrison is located.

[Marcianus]

The Scenic Highway of Olympia. It's the interstate.

[New Excalibus]

Excalia Street. It was the first street in all of New Excalibus.

[New Wolvers]

Viale Liberta', Nuova Milano, Yugo State: the place where the first robot got their citizenship.

Zaghreb Road, New Veronika: road where the most famous Neo Wolverian street artist, Jan Wenceslav AKA Ivery Sky, was born. A petition was created to change the name from Zaghreb Road to Ivery Sky road following his death.

[The Huterric Union]

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[UniversalCommons]

The most famous street is Liberty Boulevard which leads into Liberty Square where the Monument to the Martyrs of the Barge Wars stands as well as the Arch of Freedom.

[Norland]

The Cabot Trail, Nova Scotia
Generally when thinking about Northeast Norland this comes to mind, it's one of the favorite drives for locals and tourists alike.

[Capucinn]

The most famed street in Capucinn is Johánnson Boulevard (Johánnson Bålevart). It is one of the longest street in Capucinn, starting at the Vellir and ending at the Elkstått Opera. Going from north to southwest, it houses
many cultural institutions, one of them being the Street Culture Manifesto in the center of Elkstått. The Manifesto is a large, open-air street art gallery with street food and other street culture events. The Conifer Embassy and the office of the Conifer Premiership is housed on the corner of Johánnson and Bælger Boulevards, and the oldest traditional red-and-maroon brick buildings line the tree-planted sidewalks of the bike-only street.

[Cosmopolitan borovan]

My nation's most famous street is the Commerce Way. Commerce way is where the nation's most famous stock exchange resides in, has the largest mall and park, most diverse set of restaurants for both the poor and the rich and fancy and simple, and has a wide collecition of stores and wide roads and sidewalks for the city's populaiton at its pleasure. Commerce Way is also where the historic female leader Annes Hall has rode her horse against the enemy soldiers, the Fallanes back to the shores where they surrendered. Commerce Way is also at teh center of many divisional conflicts including riots between social classes and demographicsl.

[Prussian Polish Commonwealth]

Landwehr Canal Street.
Site of both the suppression of the Berlin Commune and the place where the first uprising against the Soviets began

[Eskaai]

Vólte-Belevjert (Vólte Boulevard)
The street in Old Town, Prujat, where Asta Vólte and The Party for Equality (Ej Partié vor Ekratelej) marched down the street protesting for women's rights.

Gjuvenment Strúte (Government Street)
The street in West Town, Prujat, where nearly all government offices and embassies reside. The Natjenal Ejdis (National Office/Government) takes pride of place at the end of the street.