High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! This article provides details of the lettered avenues in the flat south central portion of New York City borough of Brooklyn. Improved public transport brought urban sprawl to this area in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, after the hilly areas to its west and north had already been developed. The avenues are oriented east to west and unless specified have two traffic lanes, carrying two-way traffic. Route descriptions are given west to east. Avenue J and the majority of those north of there have their west end at Dahill Road. Avenue P and the majority of those south of there have their west end at Stillwell Avenue. Most of the north/south cross streets in this grid are numbered, with the word "East" preceding, for example "East 3rd Street". There is no Avenue E nor Avenue G.