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05/01/2009

Fayetteville Streets Named for Trees

Ash Street
Aspen Drive
Birch Avenue
Black Oak Road
Bois de Arc Lane
Boxwood Drive
Butternut Street
Cedar Street
Cherry Lane
Cherry Street
Chestnut Avenue
Chinaberry Street
Dogwood Trail
Elm Street
Hackberry Street
Hemlock Avenue
Hickory Street
Holly Street
Juniper Street
Live Oak Drive
Maple Street
Mimosa Street
Mulberry Street
Oak Avenue
Oak Lane
Oak Road
Oaks Drive
Olive Avenue
Peach Street
Pear Street
Pepper Tree Street
Persimmon Street
Pine Street
Plum Tree Drive
Poplar Street
Redbud Lane
Redwood Drive
Rosewood Drive
Shagbark Bend
Spruce Street
Sumac Drive
Sycamore Street
Walnut Avenue
Water Oak Drive
Willow Street

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