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'''Cervantes Street''' is an east-west stretch of [[Highway 90]] that runs through south Pensacola. It is named for [[Wikipedia:Miguel de Cervantes|Miguel de Cervantes]]. | '''Cervantes Street''' is an east-west stretch of [[Highway 90]] that runs through south Pensacola. It is named for [[Wikipedia:Miguel de Cervantes|Miguel de Cervantes]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:25, 16 June 2019
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| Cervantes Street | |
| Former names: | 5th Street |
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| west end: | Ross Avenue (W Street) |
| Major junctions: |
Pace Boulevard Palafox Street Interstate 110 Ninth Avenue 17th Avenue Perry Avenue |
| east end: | Chipley Avenue |
| Namesake: | Miguel de Cervantes |
Cervantes Street is an east-west stretch of Highway 90 that runs through south Pensacola. It is named for Miguel de Cervantes.
At W Street Highway 90 is diverted westward as Mobile Highway, while Cervantes itself continues for several blocks until its terminus at Ross Avenue.
Cervantes Street is the northern boundary of the Community Redevelopment Agency's "Urban Core" district. The street crosses over the Long Hollow neighborhood and the CSX Railroad tracks at the viaduct between Palafox and Hayne Streets, and over Bayou Texar at the Dr. Philip A. Payne Bridge.
Cervantes becomes Scenic Highway at its eastern terminus at Chipley Avenue in East Pensacola Heights.
Before streets north of Wright/east of 8th Avenue were named, that part of Cervantes was 5th Street.
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