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Hunters Hill

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Is D'Aram Street, Hunters Hill, the only Sydney street name beginning with D'?
Yes, the only street name. But there's also an avenue, place and way elsewhere.


Hunters Hill

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Hunters Hill has an unusual lane name.


Hurstville Grove

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Like a giant slippery-dip or lava from a recent volcanic eruption, King Georges Road flows through the south-western suburbs. This major traffic artery disturbs the otherwise docile Hurstville Grove. You can only see it like this if you’re walking before 6am on a Sunday. 


Kensington

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I assist the police whenever possible. At the bottom of Ingram Street, Kensington, you can book every driver for two offences, constable: not observe "no entry" sign and drive contrary to "one way" sign. There's no other way to get into this dead-end section.


Kensington

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Furthermore, constable, parallel Baker Street is an ideal place to order motorists to pull over.


Kensington

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Is there any other example of this footpath pattern in Sydney? Yes, there are hundreds of them - see them every four metres on both sides of Anzac Parade through the Kensington shopping centre.


Kirkham

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A settlement off Macquarie Grove Road, Kirkham, has six lanes. They're all called 'The Lanes'.
And paradoxically, the signs have different lettering styles.
(Also see the next photo)


Kirkham

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A settlement off Macquarie Grove Road, Kirkham, has six lanes. They're all called 'The Lanes'.
And paradoxically, the signs have different lettering styles.
(Also see the previous photo)


Lavender Bay

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The narrow Middlemiss Street, next to the overhead rail approach to North Sydney station


Lilyfield

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Padstow Street, Lilyfield, is no through traffic, but pedestrians can climb through to the next street by using the gap in the fence.


Llandilo

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There is only one Sydney suburb that has a name starting with double L.

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