Partly as a result of its steam railroad history, BMT terminals were far more likely to be named after neighborhoods or towns, rather than streets, so trains were signed for "Coney Island", "Canarsie" and "Jamaica" rather than "Stillwell Avenue", "Rockaway Parkway" and "168th Street". Stations also tended to use local names, but this gradually changed, especially as lines were upgraded, so that stations like Bath Junction on the Sea Beach Line became "New Utrecht Avenue" and Manhattan Terrace on the Brighton Line became "Avenue J".