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16th Avenue South begins at [[Center Street South]] in South Titusville and continues west to [[Boyles Terminal Subdivision]] trackage. It picks back up at [[University Boulevard]], passes beneath [[I-65]] and is then interrupted by a portion of [[George Ward Park]]. The avenue resumes at [[10th Street South]] and continues west, with a jog at [[15th Street South]], all the way to where it becomes [[21st Way South]] just shy of the [[Elton B. Stephens Expressway]]. | 16th Avenue South begins at [[Center Street South]] in South Titusville and continues west to [[Boyles Terminal Subdivision]] trackage. It picks back up at [[University Boulevard]], passes beneath [[I-65]] and is then interrupted by a portion of [[George Ward Park]]. The avenue resumes at [[10th Street South]] and continues west, with a jog at [[15th Street South]], all the way to where it becomes [[21st Way South]] just shy of the [[Elton B. Stephens Expressway]]. | ||
Another section picks up as a continuation of [[22nd Street South]] on the east side of the expressway until it terminates at [[Arlington Avenue]]. | |||
==Notable addresses== | ==Notable addresses== | ||
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* [[21st Place South]] (north) / [[17th Avenue South]] (south) intersects | * [[21st Place South]] (north) / [[17th Avenue South]] (south) intersects | ||
* street continues as [[21st Way South]] | * street continues as [[21st Way South]] | ||
* street resumes as continuation of [[22nd Street South]] | |||
* street ends at [[Arlington Avenue]] | |||
[[Category:16th Avenue South|*]] | [[Category:16th Avenue South|*]] | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 28 December 2018
16th Avenue South is a street in Birmingham's South Titusville and Southside neighborhoods.
16th Avenue South begins at Center Street South in South Titusville and continues west to Boyles Terminal Subdivision trackage. It picks back up at University Boulevard, passes beneath I-65 and is then interrupted by a portion of George Ward Park. The avenue resumes at 10th Street South and continues west, with a jog at 15th Street South, all the way to where it becomes 21st Way South just shy of the Elton B. Stephens Expressway.
Another section picks up as a continuation of 22nd Street South on the east side of the expressway until it terminates at Arlington Avenue.
Notable addresses
- Center Street South intersects
- Center Way South intersects
- 1st Street South intersects
- Omega Street intersects (north only)
- 1st Place South intersects (south only)
- Delta Street (north) / 1st Way South (south) intersects
- Gamma Street intersects (north only)
- street ends at Boyles Terminal Subdivision (CSX Railroad) tracks
- street resumes at University Boulevard / Green Springs Highway (Alabama State Highway 149)
- I-65 passes over
- 4th Street South intersects (south only)
- 10th Avenue South splits off (north only)
- 401: St George Melkite Greek Catholic Church
- 425: St George Church offices
- 437: Birmingham Fire Station No. 7
- street continues as 10th Court South
- street resumes at Idlewild Circle
- The Crowne apartments
- 10th Street South intersects (north only)
- 10th Place South intersects (north only)
- Glen Iris Circle intersects (south only), access to Glen Iris Park subdivision
- 11th Street South intersects (north only)
- 1038: Arthur Bairnsfather residence
- 1039: Southside Market
- 11th Place South intersects
- 1144: Silver Oak Apartments, formerly Summit House Apartments
- Cullom Street intersects (south only)
- 12th Street South intersects
- 1201: Phil Bostany Realty Co.
- 13th Street South intersects
- 13th Place South intersects, Phelan Park Historic District
- 13th Way South intersects
- 14th Street South intersects
- 14th Street South intersects
- 15th Court South intersects (north only), Anderson Place Historic District, Five Points South Historic District
- 1531: Townview Apartments, originally Aristocrat Apartments (built 1965)
- 1843-1855: Manor Village, originally Letchworth Apartments (built 1929)
- 1933: Monroe Crest apartments, former location of Frederick Joy residence (built 1910)
- 1936: Energreen Tech
- 1937: vacant 2-story building (built 1968), formerly the McCollough Aesthetic Medical Center (1990s-1999), Birmingham Financial Federal Credit Union, Arms Rapid Care Pharmacy, Birmingham Health Care Medical Plaza (2008-2015), Natural Wellness Birmingham, Alabama Regional Medical Services (2017)
- 20th Street South intersects
- 2000: former location of Faith Skate Supply, ScooterCo (2008-2009)
- Richard Arrington Jr Boulevard South intersects
- 2100: Ash Place office building
- 21st Place South (north) / 17th Avenue South (south) intersects
- street continues as 21st Way South
- street resumes as continuation of 22nd Street South
- street ends at Arlington Avenue