What this is

A list of all street names in Oklahoma City with their official codes and directional prefixes/suffixes.

Why it matters to you

Street codes are the hidden identifiers the city uses to track maintenance, permits, and emergency responses. When you report a pothole, request a streetlight repair, or check if your block is scheduled for repaving, city systems reference these codes. Knowing your street’s official name format (including prefixes like “N” or “SW”) ensures your service requests get routed correctly.

How to read this data

  • Street Code: A unique number assigned to each street (e.g., “12345” for Main St)
  • Street Prefix/Suffix: Directional markers (like “NE” or “W”) and road types (like “Ave” or “Blvd”)
  • Street Name: The base name without prefixes/suffixes (e.g., “Main” in “NE Main St”)

Try it yourself

Look up your street in the dataset to find its official code and full formatted name. Next time you file a 311 request, use this exact format to avoid delays (e.g., “NE 23rd St” not “23rd Street Northeast”).