Belmont Avenue
There are 55 intersections along Belmont Avenue in Brooklyn, listed west to east, from Rockaway Avenue to Ruby Street.
- Rockaway Avenue & Belmont Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Thatford Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Osborn Street
- Belmont Avenue & Watkins Street
- Belmont Avenue & Mother Gaston Boulevard
- Belmont Avenue & Christopher Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Sackman Street
- Belmont Avenue & Powell Street
- Belmont Avenue & Junius Street
- Belmont Avenue & Van Sinderen Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Snediker Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Hinsdale Street
- Belmont Avenue & Williams Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Alabama Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Georgia Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Sheffield Avenue
- Pennsylvania Avenue & Belmont Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & New Jersey Avenue
- Vermont Street & Belmont Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Wyona Street
- Belmont Avenue & Bradford Street
- Belmont Avenue & Miller Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Van Siclen Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Hendrix Street
- Belmont Avenue & Schenck Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Barbey Street
- Belmont Avenue & Jerome Street
- Belmont Avenue & Warwick Street
- Belmont Avenue & Ashford Street
- Belmont Avenue & Cleveland Street
- Belmont Avenue & Elton Street
- Belmont Avenue & Linwood Street
- Belmont Avenue & Essex Street
- Belmont Avenue & Shepherd Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Berriman Street
- Belmont Avenue & Atkins Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Montauk Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Milford Street
- Belmont Avenue & Logan Street
- Belmont Avenue & Fountain Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Crystal Street
- Belmont Avenue & Chestnut Street
- Belmont Avenue & Doscher Street
- Belmont Avenue & Euclid Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Pine Street
- Belmont Avenue & Crescent Street
- Belmont Avenue & Hemlock Street
- Belmont Avenue & Autumn Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Lincoln Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Sheridan Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Grant Avenue
- Belmont Avenue & Conduit Boulevard (west)
- Belmont Avenue & Conduit Boulevard (east)
- Belmont Avenue & Drew Street
- Belmont Avenue & Ruby Street
The order follows each corner's position along the road, whichever end people call the street's start.