Caseyverse/GPT/Street Names.md

Street Names

Landmark-Inspired Names

1. Mirabel Avenue – A nod to the Mirabel Republic
2. Harborline Drive – Runs parallel to the waterfront
3. Pioneer’s Walk – Honors early settlers or city founders
4. Calworth Boulevard – Named after Bridgeport’s iconic suspension bridge
5. Beacon Point Road – Near a lighthouse or historic signal tower
6. Overlook Terrace – A scenic road with a city or ocean view
7. Metro Lane – Follows the elevated metro line
8. Portside Way – Located near the docks or industrial waterfront
9. Aurora Promenade – A picturesque street with vibrant nightlife
10. Ironclad Avenue – Possibly named after an old naval vessel or shipyard

Self-Descriptive Names

1. Trolley Road – Follows an old or existing trolley route
2. Uptown Circle – A central hub in the city’s entertainment district
3. Riverside Drive – Running alongside a river or major waterway
4. Hillcrest Lane – A winding road on elevated terrain
5. Market Row – A dense strip of vendors and small shops
6. Station Street – A road leading to a transit station
7. Bayview Avenue – A scenic street with ocean or bay views
8. Warehouse Way – Located in the industrial sector
9. The Causeway – A main thoroughfare connecting two major districts
10. Crossroads Plaza – A busy intersection of multiple transit lines

Commerce & Business-Inspired Names

1. Meridian Exchange – A street bustling with financial activity
2. Guilder Lane – A reference to currency or commerce
3. Trade Winds Boulevard – Evoking mercantile history and maritime trade
4. Vendor’s Alley – A tight street lined with small businesses
5. Goldleaf Avenue – Possibly named for banks or high-end commerce
6. Union Stock Way – Near an old marketplace or stockyard
7. Copperlight Street – Once a hub for metalworks or street gaslights
8. Clocktower Lane – Home to an old financial or manufacturing district
9. Ledger Street – Named for bookkeeping, accounting, or trade records
10. Dockyard Drive – Leading to an old or active shipping yard