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Street Route Communities Landmarks Notes
Lafayette Avenue Franklintown Road to Greenmount Avenue
Aisquith Street to Collington Avenue
Bradford Street to Milton Street		 Rosemont
Lake Avenue Falls Road (in Baltimore County) to Chinquapin Parkway Roland Park North
Cedarcroft		 Boys' Latin School of Maryland
Lanvale Street Franklintown Road to Fremont Avenue
Druid Hill Avenue to Greenmount Avenue
Aisquith Street to Chester Street
Patterson Park Avenue to Milton Street
Decker Street to Edison Highway		 Rosemont
Lexington Street Six discontinuous streets:
Franklintown Road to Violet Hill White Way
Pine Street to Paca Street
Eutaw Street to Liberty Street
Charles Street to W Saratoga Street
Fallsway to Front Street
Colvin Street west to dead end stub		 Poppleton
downtown Baltimore		 Lexington Market Metro Subway Station
Market Center		 Part of route of Bus Route 15
Liberty Heights Avenue Reisterstown Road to Kelox Road (continues as Liberty Road after crossing city/county line) Howard Park Baltimore City Community College
Liberty Street Clay Street to Baltimore Street (continues as Hopkins Place Downtown Baltimore Carries MD-139 traffic southbound.
Linwood Avenue Federal Street to Boston Street Berea
Canton		 Eastern boundary of Patterson Park
Loch Raven Boulevard Cokesbury Avenue to Cromwell Bridge Road (in Baltimore County) Waverly
Northwood
Ramblewood		 Good Samaritan Hospital Known as Loch Raven Road south of Gorsuch Avenue. MD-542 designaiton begins at The Alameda, which assumes also uses this route number up to this point. Served by Bus Route 3.
Lombard Street Frederick Avenue to #Patterson Park Avenue
Linwood Avenue to Kane Street		 Butcher's Hill Emerson Bromo-Seltzer Tower One-way pair with Pratt Street, mostly one-way westbound. Stops and starts again at Patterson Park. Between Haven Street and Bayview Boulevard, is part of MD-150, a route best known as Eastern Avenue. This section is exit 12 off Interstate 895. Parts of Lombard Street are served by bus routes 7, 10, 11, 19, and 35.

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