User:Nhlarry/Work-in-Progress/Clinton Avenue (Huntsville)

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Clinton Avenue
Length2.8 mi (4.5 km)[1]
LocationHuntsville, Alabama
West endTriana Boulevard
East endMaysville Road

Clinton Avenue is a minor east-west thoroughfare that runs directly through Downtown Huntsville, Alabama[1] and separates the city north and south. On a typical day, some segments of the road have approximately 13,600 vehicles traveling along it.[2]

Street Description[edit]

From the west, the road branches off Triana Boulevard and immediately intersects Governors Drive in West Huntsville. Running beside former Stone Middle Stone, the four lane road runs northeast as West Clinton Avenue. Upon passing by Huntsville Fire Station #1, the road intersects Memorial Parkway via access ramps and runs directly by the new mix retail development, Constellation, where it starts its journey through Downtown. Running between the Von Bron Center and Alabama's Coke Cola building plant, the road then intersects Monroe Street and runs one block to the north of Big Spring Park. At Spragins Avenue, the road begins carrying one-way traffic headed in the northeastern direction. At Jefferson Street, the road becomes East Clinton Avenue and located between Jefferson and Washington Streets is a parking garage available for public use. After intersecting Lincoln Street, the road starts running through Old Town providing access to many historical houses and homes. At the intersection of California Avenue and Andrew Jackson Way, the road turns and begins to run due east right through Five Points and ending at Maysville Road.

History[edit]

Transportation[edit]

Access to shuttle buses 1 (Red Core), 2 (Blue core), 6, and the Downtown Trolley, provided by the city of Huntsville, are available along Clinton Avenue.[3]

Major Intersections[edit]

Road Notes
Governors Drive
Memorial Parkway
Monroe Street
Jefferson Street
Washington Street
California Street/Andrew Jackson Way

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Overview Map of Clinton Avenue (Map). Google Maps. Retrieved 2013-07-19.
  2. ^ City of Huntsville - Traffic Engineering - Traffic Count Map
  3. ^ Public Transportation Division. "Public Transportation". City of Huntsville. Retrieved January 10, 2012.