Asked by Angelica

We just moved from Atlanta, Georgia, to 2716 Hickory Blvd., Austin, Texas.

Is this sentence correct? I think it's not. I think the answer should be:
We just moved from Atlanta, Georgia to 2716 Hickory Blvd. Austin, Texas.
I don't think commas are needed after Blvd. and before to. Any guidance on address grammar rules would really help. This really confused me. I always feel when in doubt, leave the comma out. Which of the two sentences are clearer? Thank you for your help.
Answered by Reed
You do not need the comma after Georgia, but do after Blvd.
Answered by jacinta
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