YN's most famous street

[Synne Industries]

Most likely Tannet's Square located from floors -12 to -312 in the Synunder commercial border below The Synnian Economics federation. It's the nation's Times Square, Wall Street and Strip. The "center" of Tannet's Square spans 300 floors or 1200 meters up with stock exchanges and markets spanning the entire height upwards. As you head further down the street you can find more hotels, tourist attractions and casinos while the "roof" of the street gets progressively lower. Eventually the roof will start to rise again as the entire street circles around to act as the border between the Economics Federation's residential Synunder complex and its industrial complex.

[Zeganas]

In Bornaeku they have the main street and/or highway of the city simply called "The Strip". It can also be called the main strip or the Bornaeku strip. The majorly built up area with skyscrapers stretches about 8 kilometers but the B-1 interrepublic highway (those on the mainland start with i but on the island of Bornaeku, they start with a b) stretches for 100 kilometers.

This road has the financial and cultural hub of Bornaeku and of the United Republics of Zeganas.

It's the blue line on the map. Bornaeku is a densely populated island.

[Volhyniya]

Vulytsja Henerala Panchenko, in Lviv. Cultural and political heart of the Volhynian-speaking world since 1688.

[DiaperLand]

Carnival Park Road stretches from the Capitol of Diaper City all the way through the city of Carnival Park, and it is famous for being the entertainment sectors for the metropolitan region. There you can find many casinos, theaters, restaurants and clubs stretching for miles.

[Coliantia]

Coliantia's most famous street is Tamina Street, located in our capital Sulchi. "Tamina" in our language means stability or efficiency. The street is the political, economic, and cultural hub of not just the capital, but the entire nation. The street is where plenty of the nation's most important buildings are, such as:

• Piktadoduk, the official residence and office of the president
• BoC Building, the headquarters of the Bank of Coliantia, the central bank of the nation
• Kikta Tower, the nation's tallest building and a prime symbol of the nation's economic and industrial growth
• Piktado Palace, the historical palace of the King of Coliantia until the Ibbonian occupation of Coliantia in 1948
• Sakiro Mall, also known as the Mall of the Pacific, the country's largest and most famous mall

Nowadays, though, it's looked upon as also the noisiest area of the country, with thousands of cars and pedestrians going through the street daily.

[Redershein]

One of Redershein's most famed streets is Kieslow Circuit, New Tiraspol. When the Redershein Grand Prix happens, it gets turned into a tourist attraction, garnering a number of tourists throughout the year.
Kieslow Circuit is named after the first King of Redershein: Jakub Kieslow.
However, if you plan to live on Kieslow Circuit, be prepared for the prices: 1-4 million guildermarks! This also makes Kieslow Circuit one of the richest streets in Redershein.

We also have another famous street: Honour Avenue, Dieheitz. This avenue was built during the end of World War 2 to... well... honour the loss of soldiers during WWI and WWII. It is lined with different bakeries, poppy flowers, memorial plaques and Redershein flags (standard flag, Air Force flag, Naval flag and Army Flag).
Each storefront is also assigned a country. You can see which country they're assigned by looking at the plaque in front of the store. This just means that they're there as a memorial to honour the loss of international soldiers.

[Yokashai Israel]

Well, 14th Street in our capital of Ulster is famous because when we had our revolution against the Portuguese, we charged towards them on horses down 14th and won the battle. Now, it has many lovely restaurants with the finest Yokashai cuisine. (Yokashai cuisine is a mixture of Japanese, Jewish, and Latin influences)

[The Two Tharses]

19th Street, in Res'tue. On September 2, 2991, the street would forever become associated with what became known as "the Brawl." That day, a large crowd of 15,000 people protested nonviolently against the National Guarantee Act which allowed President Ealing to remain in office indefinitely. They were fired on by the National Guard by order of the President, as a result, many of the protestors began to fight back, and Res'tue quickly descended into violence. This was the inciting incident of the Sharse Revolution. Out of respect to the original 19th Street, every other street with that name in the country changed their name.

[Hulldom]

Hulldom's most famous street is Scotland Road, which runs immediately through downtown Nansemond. The street begins at the very northeast portion of Downtown Nansemond at Spadling Street (coming southeast), York Street (going east) and Warren Street (going northwest/southeast). It then proceeds to run through downtown Nansemond, passing the former Governor General's residence through the central part of the Scotland Hill neighborhood. Passing through mixed-use, residential, and commercial sections, the road ends to public access at the intersection of Scotland Road and 9th Street, past which Scotland Road is on the Parliamentary estate.

[Rhodevus]

Rue de Capitale 'The Straightest Street in Rhodevus'. Starting at the famous '5th Block' in downtown kingstown and ending at the entrance to the Imperial Palace, this street has been in hundreds of photographs, films and television shows, due to its incredible view of the Imperial Palace's gates. It is mainly a walking street with few lanes, as in the 1800s, it was refurbished to remove some horse and cart lanes to allow for more pedestrian travel and to reduce traffic. It is ironic that it is called/known for being the straightest road, as the Kingstown Pride Parade goes through this street, ending at the Imperial Palace

[Aidenfieeld]

Aidenfieeld’s most famous street is Water Street in Newfield, the country’s biggest city. It winds alongside a canal for its entire length, and passes landmarks such as the Old North Cathedral, Newfield Public Gardens, and the Owl Landing Monument, where it is believed the first human steps were taken in Aidenfieeld. The Newfield Winter Market is also held on Water Street, and is often accompanied by snow. Throughout its length, the street is lined with very old, grand buildings, housing high-end shops, restaurants, and houses. The street ends with a magnificent view of the ocean at Owl Landing. Water Street is only open to pedestrians and bicyclists, and closed to all motor vehicle traffic. This allows it to be tree-lined and paved with brick, and makes it a pleasant and safe place to be. All these factors help to make parts of Water Street some of the most photographed spots in Aidenfieeld, and a popular tourist destination.

[Independent Republic of Boldonia]

In terms of streets then Lauderdale Avenue in Parmilo, Beachfront in Boldonia City, or Embassy Lane in Boldonia City are the three most famous. Although arguably more famous is Guam Circle, a traffic circle in Downtown Boldonia City which the Boldonian Capital Building is located along. Aswell it has a direct exit to Interstate Freeway B1.

[Oronia]

The historic Gran Camino in Antüria is the most famous street in the United Realms. Running nearly a mile in length, the Gran Camino travels from Calle de Oro on the east, near the Plaza de los Reyes, to the Plaza de los Cielos on the west. Being one of the city's most important shopping areas, there are a large number of hotels, restaurants, and movie theaters, although much of the latter have been replaced by shopping centers. Some notable buildings and locations include:

• Angels' Grace (Spanish: La Gracia de los Ángeles), one of the most well-known and expensive restaurants in Antüria
• Antüria Police Department Headquarters (Spanish: Jefatura del Departamento de Policía de Antüria)
• Banco Nacional Headquarters (Spanish: Sede del Banco Nacional), the seat of the central bank of the United Realms
• Casino de Antüria, a social club for the Antürian elite
• Center of Fine Arts (Spanish: Centro de Bellas Artes), a major multidisciplinary center with exhibition rooms, a cinema, a theatre, concert halls, lecture halls, artists’ workshops, a library, a cafeteria, a shop and many other facilities
• Cine del Gran Camino
• Esmeralda Building (Spanish: Edificio Esmeralda), the headquarters for El Delfín, an insurance company; its rounded cupola is covered with 30000 leaves of 24 carat gold, and topped with a dolphin sculpture
• Gran Terraza, a famous cocktail bar
• Hotel de los Cielos, the largest and most expensive hotel in Antüria's history, with over 200 rooms; it owns the Plaza de los Cielos as well
• Education, Science, and Technology Ministry Headquarters (Spanish: Casa Matriz del Ministerio de Educación, Ciencia y Tecnología)
• Teatro Rosalina

[Tangatarehua]

Tangatarehua doesn't actually have street names (with most addresses tending to be named after blocks, buildings or nearby landmarks) but the most famous streets would be one running parallel to the Whangakawa Waterfront in Tamaki, the main central shopping thoroughfare in the Takiwa ward of Tamaki and the ring-road that surrounds the Imperial Palace in Whakaara.