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(Created page with "'''Woodcrest Road''' is a street in Birmingham's Five Points South and Redmont Park neighborhoods which splits off from 21st Way South and climbs to the ridge of Red Mountain. The street was closed off on March 9, 2022 due to concerns about land subsidence. ==Notable addresses== * street begins at 21st Way South ** Terrace Apartments (rear, no access) ** 1812: Nelson Brackin residence (built 1942) *...") |
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* [[Henrietta Road]] (east) / [[Warwick Drive]] (west) intersect | * [[Henrietta Road]] (east) / [[Warwick Drive]] (west) intersect | ||
* street continues as [[20th Street South]] / [[Woodcrest Lane South]] | * street continues as [[20th Street South]] / [[Woodcrest Lane South]] | ||
==References== | |||
* "City of Birmingham: Closing road over settlement concerns." (March 8, 2022) WBRC.com | |||
[[Category:Woodcrest Road|*]] | [[Category:Woodcrest Road|*]] | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 8 January 2024
Woodcrest Road is a street in Birmingham's Five Points South and Redmont Park neighborhoods which splits off from 21st Way South and climbs to the ridge of Red Mountain.
The street was closed off on March 9, 2022 due to concerns about land subsidence.
Notable addresses
- street begins at 21st Way South
- Terrace Apartments (rear, no access)
- 1812: Nelson Brackin residence (built 1942)
- Henrietta Road (east) / Warwick Drive (west) intersect
- street continues as 20th Street South / Woodcrest Lane South
References
- "City of Birmingham: Closing road over settlement concerns." (March 8, 2022) WBRC.com