How to distinguish the street address NY "Queens-style" from the far address and the address number #

Question

I need to distinguish the Queens style from the actual far address and the address with the number #. For instance,

Queens style: 123-125 Some Street, NY

Ranged Address: 6414-6418 37th Ln SE, Olympia, WA 98503

Address: 1990-A Gildersleeve Ave, Bronx, NY.

In case No. 3, A is unit number at street address 1990. Unit number can also be a number, for example: 1990-12. A range address specifies a range of addresses on the street, not a unique end address.

So the question is, is there an easy way to identify Queens style address from other cases?

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Thank you all. From your answers, there seems to be no easy way to do this. I basically need to know if the street address in the form of ABCD-WXYZ is a Queens style address pointing to a single property, or if it is a range address.

What about some of the following questions:

1) Are all addresses in NY City forms ABCD-WXYZ? 2) Are there other places in the USA where this addressing style is used? Wikipedia seems to imply that this is true, but does not give any examples.

Answer 1

This is from the memory of growing there, so be careful:

Address e.g.

198-16 100th Avenue, Hollis, NY, 11423

You can first decrypt it by deciding whether the zip code is 11423 in Queens. If not, then punt.

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Answer 3

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Your first example is the Queens style. Knowing that the address is in New York, and knowing that it has a specific street name, you can conclude that it is in Queens and relate accordingly. If you had a zip code, that would be even better, because then you could limit the processing of Queens style addresses to only those that have specific zip codes.