Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Parkside Avenue
No significant coverage, evidence of meeting , no notable residents, or mentioning in any mainstream media, for this 1.5 mile-long street. This is just another case where people think a street is automatically notable because it has a subway station named after it (as a matter of fact, the station was not even called '''Parkside Avenue''' when it opened in 1907). They do not always serve notable, well-known streets. If that were the case, we would have 400+ more street articles saying something like "179th Street is a two-block long street in Jamaica, Queens served by the '''F''' train" or "Saratoga Avenue is a one-way street in Brownsville, Brooklyn served by the '''3''' train." Stations are meant to serve their surrounding area, not just the one street they are named after (not everyone who uses the Parkside Avenue station actually live or work on Parkside Avenue). This is proven by the fact that many stations, including Parkside Avenue, have entrances/exits to more than one street, a few are named after the neighborhood they serve, not the streets they are accessible to, and some do not actually have an entrance/exit to the streets they are named after. We had a similar AfD for 20th Avenue (Brooklyn)|20th Avenue, another non-notable street in Brooklyn that has two subway stations serving it, in January. It was redirected to Brooklyn streets#Numbered Avenues, which has an entry for it in its chart. In this case, however, I can't find any other article that mentions Parkside Avenue except the subway station, which would not be appropriate at this time due to a naming conflict on Talk:Parkside Avenue (BMT Brighton Line
— User:The, 17:50, 2 November 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)