Roads

All Streets Lead to Audubon

Road Dashboard – PDF that lists all roads serviced by the Audubon Hills CSD, along with current condition and service status.

Questions:

1. Each street in Audubon Hills, is named after a bird, except one, which one?

2. One of the streets is spelled incorrectly, which one?

3. One street is a description of a bird, not its actual name, which street?

For answers to these questions, scroll down to the  bottom of the page.

What’s in a name?

Well…a lot. Audubon Hills is just as it is named. A hilly area (Hills) filled with several types of birds, like the ones chronicled by John James Audubon.  He was an ornithologist and artist whose extensive observations of eastern North American avifauna led to the publication of The Birds of America (1827-1838), a collection of his engravings is considered a classic work in ornithology and American art.

Click here to see his works at the National Gallery.

So, not only are there flocks of fowls flying around, but each of our streets are named after a bird (at least most of them!)

Answers to Questions:

1    Each street in Audubon Hills, is named after a bird, except one, which one?

BLACKBARRI DRIVE

2.  One of the streets is spelled incorrectly, which one?

K I T T Y W A K E is wrong,  it’s K I T T I W A K E

3.  One street is a description of a bird, not its actual name, which street?

GRAYHAWK is not an actual bird, but a HAWK that is gray is!