ALL STREETS

The 100 most common street names in the U.S.

Our counts from the Census Bureau's TIGER/Line Feature Names files: 8,261,451 streets in 3,231 counties.

Our take written by All Streets

The 100 base names on this page each appear on thousands of streets. Numbered names fill much of the list, with 2nd at 26,046, 3rd at 25,489 and 1st at 22,673, alongside Main at 22,047 and Park at 20,042.

Tree and president names appear through the list: Oak at 16,807, Maple at 15,945, Pine at 14,435, Elm at 13,276 and Washington at 12,452. The states column shows how many of the 50 states, DC and the territories have each name.

Our reading of the counts on this page. It adds no facts of its own.

Our count of Census linear features (streets, as defined in the method note), by the Census NAME field exactly as stored (Main for Main St, Main Ave and N Main St when the N is recorded separately), with the number of states, DC and territories where it appears.
Base nameStreetsStates, DC and territories
2nd26,04654
3rd25,48954
4th23,27354
1st22,67354
Main22,04755
5th20,90854
Park20,04254
6th16,89354
Oak16,80750
Maple15,94550
7th14,48253
Pine14,43552
8th14,18054
Elm13,27652
Washington12,45252
Cedar12,32751
9th12,29252
Walnut12,01350
10th11,11553
Church10,73152
11th10,47152
12th9,67851
Sunset9,65053
Lake9,45150
Lincoln9,31052
Railroad8,77052
River8,63052
Willow8,19450
Center8,13251
13th7,99051
14th7,91852
North7,88152
Hickory7,80849
15th7,76551
Jefferson7,70553
Jackson7,64054
Chestnut7,57850
Cherry7,55150
Ridge7,53152
Highland7,39551
16th7,22949
Lakeview7,00950
Forest6,95951
Meadow6,77452
South6,70252
17th6,69148
Dogwood6,66250
Spruce6,65750
West6,57952
18th6,48248
Woodland6,43450
Adams6,38753
Hill6,36551
Madison6,34851
Wilson6,33052
Orchard6,31750
Mill6,30851
Spring6,27053
Birch6,23851
Franklin6,19552
Johnson6,16052
20th6,08348
19th5,83848
Smith5,83453
Locust5,82048
Poplar5,76350
A5,73854
Magnolia5,72351
High5,69253
21st5,58947
Laurel5,57851
Central5,54753
Ash5,54250
Sycamore5,46150
Taylor5,42252
B5,41755
Broadway5,38951
Evergreen5,34749
East5,34652
Valley5,30653
Lee5,24552
Hillcrest5,23852
Grant5,17052
Williams5,16851
Davis5,15651
22nd5,13347
Miller5,04350
School5,02052
Clark4,94352
24th4,93847
C4,92655
Summit4,90451
Hillside4,89453
23rd4,87145
25th4,80146
College4,78552
Holly4,72851
Liberty4,71449
Monroe4,69153
State4,67149

Rows from the Census files

Verbatim field values from the county Feature Names files behind this page's counts. Each is one edge record; our count treats each LINEARID as one street.

File (county)TLIDLINEARIDFULLNAMENAMEPREDIRABRVPRETYPABRVSUFTYPABRVSUFDIRABRVMTFCCPAFLAG
tl_2025_26033_featnames.zip
Chippewa County, Michigan
13054883611010003678292nd St E2ndStES1400P
tl_2025_08071_featnames.zip
Las Animas County, Colorado
1127524171101007256541E 2nd St2ndEStS1400P
tl_2025_05005_featnames.zip
Baxter County, Arkansas
295682711010082712622nd St2ndStS1400P
tl_2025_26033_featnames.zip
Chippewa County, Michigan
13054810311010003688283rd Ave W3rdAveWS1400P
tl_2025_39029_featnames.zip
Columbiana County, Ohio
6365110311010094834863rd Ave3rdAveS1400P

Our checker re-read these rows from census.gov on October 14.

How we counted

Method note Our count of Census linear features (streets, as defined in the method note): one street is one LINEARID that carries a primary name (PAFLAG P) on at least one edge classed S1200 or S1400, with a non-blank NAME, across 3,234 of the 3,235 county files; the file for St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands was answered by the Census server with a "Request Rejected" page and is left out. A name counts once per LINEARID, so a road the Census splits into several linear features counts more than once. Full method and definitions →

The MAF/TIGER System breaks/ends linear elemental features when the feature name changes. All spelling differences result in a new feature. Features will also break at county boundaries, changes in primary/alternate designation, MTFCC, and gaps in the geometry.
Census Bureau: TIGER/Line Shapefiles Technical Documentation (PDF) · our check found this text on October 14

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