List of streets in the Godesberg-Nord district of Bonn

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The list of the streets and places in the area of Bonner hamlet Godesberg-Nord in the district Bad Godesberg .

Street
First name / mention 		Origin of name Previous name
notes 		Bonn street cadastre
At Brenig's brickworks 2006 Franz Hubert Brenig's brick factory. Dead-end street from Friesdorfer Straße. entry
Bernkasteler Strasse 1956 Bernkastel , place in Rhineland-Palatinate. Cross-district street. entry
Dietrichstrasse 1904 Dietrich I. von Hengebach (around 1150 – around 1224), Archbishop of Cologne, laid the foundation stone of the Godesburg . entry
Alsatian street 1902 Alsace , at the time part of the German Empire. entry
Friesdorfer Strasse 1874 Connection road from Godesberg to Friesdorf . Section from 1896 to 1904 Godesberger Straße , previously Godesberger Weg .
Cross-district street. 		entry
Godesberger Strasse 1878 Until 1906 Bonner Strasse . 1912 road extended. entry
Hochkreuzallee 1909 Hochkreuz , wayside cross at the end of the street. From 1886 Klugterhof , from 1898 to 1904 Tränkgrabenweg (section from 1901 to 1904 Kapellenstraße ) and from 1904 to 1909 on Tränkgrabenweg .
Cross-district street. 		entry
In the Bendel 2000 Dialect name of the field name Im Benden . Dead-end street from Friesdorfer Straße. entry
Mathonetstrasse 1984 Johann Hubert Mathonet (1793 / 95–1879), Mayor of Godesberg. Dead-end street from Spichernstrasse. entry
Pioneer Road 1899 Maneuvers of German troops in 1902. Until 1907 Fabrikstrasse . entry
Promenade path 1901 Originally between Stiftstrasse (today Ännchenstrasse ) and Hochkreuzallee , extension after 1969. entry
St. Augustine Street 1902 Augustine of Hippo , saint, patron of the church on the street. Until 1963 Südstrasse .
Cross-district street. 		entry
Spichernstrasse 1933 Spicheren (German Spichern ), battle site (1870) in the Franco-German War. entry
Südstrasse 1902 entry
Truchseßstrasse 1901 Gebhard I. Truchsess von Waldburg (1547–1601), Elector and Archbishop of Cologne. After 1904 extension of the street.
Cross-district street. 		entry
Weißenburgstrasse 1902 Wissembourg (German Weißenburg ), battle site (1870) in the Franco-German War. Border to the district Alt-Godesberg. entry
West Street 1899 entry