In article , David
Boothroyd writes
Incidentally are there only two streets in London which have fractional
numbers in them? (Balls Pond Road and London Wall)

There is, or was, a cluster of shops just off Upper Ground[*] that went
something like 0, 1/3, 1/2, 1, 1 1/2, 2.
[*] A quick Google suggests that it may be Gabriel's Wharf.

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In article , David
Boothroyd writes

Incidentally are there only two streets in London which have fractional
numbers in them? (Balls Pond Road and London Wall)

There is, or was, a cluster of shops just off Upper
Ground[*] that went something like 0, 1/3, 1/2, 1, 1 1/2, 2.

[*] A quick Google suggests that it may be Gabriel's Wharf.

They should have done something like that at the east end of Allendale
Avenue, N3. [I can't make head nor tail of the random numbering system they
have used.]

Incidentally, in Park View (Tokyngton) number 1 is at the dead end!

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