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Yes, Victorian streets were generally quite dirty. Urban areas faced significant challenges with waste management, leading to litter, animal droppings, and industrial pollution. The lack of proper sanitation systems contributed to foul odors and health hazards, making the streets unpleasant and hazardous for residents. Efforts to improve cleanliness would eventually emerge, but conditions remained poor for much of the Victorian era.

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