For the most part, with the exception of the streets which were displaced by Central Park, the east–west streets of the Commissioners' Planwhich did not, by design, include Greenwich Villagehave remained as they were originally drawn and numbered. As mentioned above, the western ends of 125th and 126th Streets are another exception, as are some streets around the parks which developed, such as Central Park South. Of course, various streets have been blocked from continuing straight through from one side of the island to the other by parks, apartment complexes, college campuses, and so on, but, in general, the east–west part of the grid is intact.