The neighbourhood was originally built for veterans returning from the Second World War, with streets named after battles and lots noticeably larger than the city average, which spreads homes out more than in a tighter, newer subdivision and adds a little walking distance to a bus stop or a corner store.
Circle Drive access and bridge timing during the two daily rush hours matter more to a Montgomery Place commute than raw distance, since the river and its crossings channel most cross-town trips onto a handful of routes regardless of which side of the city you start from.
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