For example, if my block number was the 10th block, on the odd side of the street, the house numbers are 101, 105, 109, 1013, 1017. And on the even side, they’re 100, 104, 108, 1012, 1016.
(Sub dividing houses is common here, maybe they wanted extra addressing space?)
Sometime last year, I caught an Amazon driver stalking through the back yard, as he tried to find one of those in-between addresses.
Sadly he didn’t just leave the boxes at the map pin.
The house numbers on my block always skip one.
For example, if my block number was the 10th block, on the odd side of the street, the house numbers are 101, 105, 109, 1013, 1017. And on the even side, they’re 100, 104, 108, 1012, 1016. (Sub dividing houses is common here, maybe they wanted extra addressing space?)
Sometime last year, I caught an Amazon driver stalking through the back yard, as he tried to find one of those in-between addresses. Sadly he didn’t just leave the boxes at the map pin.
But… Where are 102 and 103 then? Are they on a separate street?
Oh wait I get it now. It’s a weird choice but ok. Where I live we just subdivide by adding letters. E.g 20 subdivide and becomes 20 and 20A.