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What's with the official, incredibly verbose names? Does any other system in the world have such wordy station names?

I propose the following names, following the pattern of other cities where stations refer to landmarks: Wlindley (talk) 17:19, 21 February 2008 (UTC)

Official Name	Proposed Nickname
19th Avenue at Montebello Avenue	Christown Mall
Camelback Road at 19th Avenue	19th Avenue
Camelback Road at 7th Avenue	7th Avenue
Camelback Road at Central Avenue	Camelback / Uptown
Central Avenue at Campbell Avenue	Central High
Central Avenue at Indian School Road	Steele Indian School Park
Central Avenue at Osborn Road	Osborn / Park Central
Central Avenue at Thomas Road	Thomas
Central Avenue at Encanto Boulevard	Heard Museum
Central Avenue at McDowell Road	Central Library
Central Avenue at Roosevelt Street	Roosevelt Art District
Central/1st Avenue at Van Buren Street	Central Station
1st Avenue at Jefferson Street Central Avenue at Washington Street	Patriots Square
Jefferson Street at 3rd Street Washington Street at 3rd Street	Convention and Sports Centers
Jefferson Street at 12th Street Washington Street at 12th Street	12th Street / Eastlake Park [1]
Jefferson Street at 24th Street Washington Street at 24th Street	24th Street
Washington Street at 38th Street	Gateway / Greyhound Park
Washington Street at 44th Street	Airport / Pueblo Grande
Washington Street at Priest Drive	Priest / Papago Park
3rd Street at Mill Avenue	Tempe Depot
5th Street at College Avenue	Tempe Transportation Center
University Drive at Rural Road	ASU / Rural (Scottsdale Road)
Apache Boulevard at Dorsey Lane	Dorsey / Hudson Park
Apache Boulevard at McClintock Drive	McClintock (Hayden Road)
Apache Boulevard at Smith and Martin Roads	Smith-Martin
Apache Boulevard at Price Freeway	Loop 101 Transit Center
Main Street at Sycamore	Mesa Dobson Transit Center

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