A distinctive feature or object in a landscape used as a point of reference.

The point where two streets meet or cross each other.

To change direction by moving in a different way.

A wide road in a city or town, typically having trees at regular intervals along its sides.

A series of streets that are connected and form a path from one place to another.

The final place to which someone or something is going.

To go in the same direction as someone or something.

To find one's way to a place.

To move forward or continue with a course of action.

The distance along a street from where one street crosses it to the next crossing street.

A public road in a city or town, typically lined with buildings and used for vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

A visual representation or drawing of an area, showing the geographical features, roads, landmarks, and other points of interest.

The direction or side opposite to the right when facing forward or moving forward; often indicated by the symbol "←".

The direction or side located to the right when facing forward or moving forward; often indicated by the symbol "→".

The point where two streets meet or where a street turns, typically forming a right angle; often used as a reference point when giving directions.