List of streets in Kressbronn am Bodensee

Kressbronn coat of arms

The list of streets in Kressbronn am Bodensee has the names of all streets in the area of ​​the municipality Kressbronn am Bodensee in the Baden-Württemberg Lake Constance district in Germany .

It is after the town center, the nineteen districts Arensweiler , Atlashofen , Berg , Betznau , Döllen , Gattnau , Gießenbrücke , Gohren , Gottmannsbühl , Hüttmannsberg , Kalkähre , Kochermühle , Kümmertsweiler , Nitzenweiler , Poppis , Retterschen , Riedensweiler , Schleinsee and Tunau as well as the nine hamlets Gießen , Haltmaierhof and Heiligenhof , Krummensteg , Linderhof , Mittelmühle , Obermühle , Reute and Schnaidt in order.

The list is sorted alphabetically by street name within the districts or hamlets.

List by districts and hamlets

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Street	Explanation	course	House numbers		Location (opens map)
Kressbronn (town center)
	According to the population group of the Alemanni of the West Germanic cultural area between the Rhine , Main and Lech	connects Argenstrasse and Montfortstrasse
	Street (formerly) with a view of the Austrian and Swiss Alps	connects See- and Ernst-Lehmann-Straße	1 to 29
	After the Altmann , the second highest mountain in the Alpstein at 2,436 meters on the border between the cantons of Appenzell Innerrhoden and St. Gallen in Switzerland ; in the “Schlupfenbuch” residential area also Hirschberg-, Kanisfluh-, Zimbaweg, Pfänder- and Säntisstraße	connects Pfänderstraße and Zimbaweg	2 to 20
	The road at Nonnenbach , a 16.5 kilometer long tributary of Lake Constance flowing through the municipality of Bavaria	connects Bahnhofstrasse and Seestrasse	5
	After the Amsel or black reactor ( Hirundo rustica ), a bird - type of the genus real reactors , named; in the same area there are also thrush, finches, gulls, swallows and siskins	connects Maräzweg and Drosselweg	2 to 12
	Named after the German Rococo and Classicist painter , Andreas Brugger , who was born on November 16, 1737 as the child of Josef and Theresia Brugger in Kressbronn and was baptized in the parish church of Gattnau - the mother parish of Kressbronn at the time	branches off to the right from Nonnenhorner Straße	4th
	The road leading from the center to the evil one , the third largest Bodenseezufluus leads	connects Hauptstrasse and Langenargener Strasse ( L 334 )	2 to 99
	The road by the Fallenbach , which, coming from Riedensweiler , flows into the Nonnenbach at the train station	connects Gattnauer Straße and Kirchsteige
	the street to / from Kressbronn train station	connects Hauptstraße and Nonnenbacher Weg
	the Wegle ( Swabian for "little way" ) along the railway line towards Nonnenhorn	connects Seestraße and Grenzweg
	the road to today's Berg district	connects Kirchstrasse / Gattnauer Strasse with Zum Berger Weiher
	the road to today's district of Betznau , formerly Pacenhoven	connects Kirchstrasse and Tettnanger Strasse
	Bodan was the name of Lake Constance in the Middle Ages, Lacus Bodamicus , "Lake on which Bodman is" (= "Bodman Lake"); 'Bodman' became 'Bodan' and later 'Boden'	connects Seestrasse and Langenargener Strasse ( L 334 )
	Brühl (= marsh, wet meadow) is derived from the medieval Latin word brogilus off brogilus goes to the Celtic root word brog back	connects the Lake and Bodan Road	3 to 38
	Named after the former German, now Polish, port city of Danzig ( Polish: Gdańsk )	connects Eichendorff- and Wolfgalgenweg
	After the thrushes (Trudidae), a species-rich family of passerine birds (Passeriformes); in the same area also blackbird, finch, seagull, swallow and siskin trail	connects Maräzweg and Betznauer Straße	1 to 15
Eichendorffweg	named after the German writer and poet Joseph Karl Benedikt Freiherr von Eichendorff (born March 10, 1788 at Lubowitz Castle near Ratibor in Upper Silesia ; † November 26, 1857 in Neisse ); With around 5000 settings, he is one of the most widely set German-language poets and is still present today as a prose poet ( From the life of a good-for-nothing )	connects Wolfgalgenweg and Danziger Weg	1 to 27
		connects Bahnwegle , Alpenblick- and Nonnenhorner Straße	1 to 14
Fallenbachweg	the way to the Fallenbach coming from Riedensweiler and flowing into the Nonnenbach at the train station	connects Kirchstrasse , Berger Strasse and Betznauer Strasse	1 to 30
Finkenweg	after the finches (Fringillidae), a species-rich family from the order of the passerine birds (Passeriformes); in the same area also blackbird, thrush, seagull, swallow and siskin trails	branches off to the left from Betznauer Straße	3 to 11
Lilac way	After lilacs (Syringa), a genus of the family of Olive Family (Oleaceae), named	crosses Rosenstrasse	4 to 22
	the way at the 'old' cemetery	connects Kirchstrasse and Hauptstrasse	1 to 16
Friedrichshafener Strasse	the road to the city of Friedrichshafen	connects Hauptstraße / Tettnanger Straße and L 334	1 to 17
gardenstreet		connects Kirchstrasse and Zehntscheuerstrasse	1 to 16/1
	The road to today's district of Gattnau	connects Berger- / Kirch- and St.-Gallus-Straße	1 to 53
Goethestrasse	Named after the German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (born August 28, 1749 in Frankfurt am Main , † March 22, 1832 in Weimar )	connects Schillerstrasse , Zehntscheuerstrasse and Nunzenbergweg	1 to 73
Grenzweg	Path on the border to the neighboring municipality of Nonnenhorn or to the state of Bavaria	connects Lindauerstrasse and Nonnenhorner Strasse	./.
Main road	former Bundesstrasse 31 , today K 7793	connects Friedrichshafenerstrasse and Lindauer Strasse	1 to 52
Heidachstrasse	the road to the Heidach; see also Im Heidach	connects Argenstraße with the L 334	2 to 112
	named after the former office of Hemigkofen , from which in 1934, together with the office of Nonnenbach , the municipality of Kressbronn emerged	connects Hauptstrasse and Kirchstrasse	5 to 21
Hirschbergweg	the Hirschberg near Bizau , the location of the Kressbronner Hütte, is a 1834 meter high mountain in the Vorarlberg Bregenzerwald Mountains ; in the “Schlupfenbuch” residential area also Altmann-, Kanisfluh-, Zimbaweg, Pfänder- and Säntisstraße	branches off to the right from Pfänderstraße
Holderweg	named after the black elder ( Sambucus nigra ), which in today's parlance is mostly shortened as "elder", in old Bavaria and Austria as "elder" or "holder"; the name elder may derive from Norse mythology, where the shrub was associated with the underworld goddess Frau Holle , alternative suggestions refer to "hollow" as the pulp can be easily removed	connects Irisstrasse and Rosenstrasse
In the Eichert		branches off to the right from Bodanstrasse	2
In the Heidach	from Heide / a ("undeveloped land") and Ache ( Old High German  aha flowing waters ), (reconstructed) Germanic * ahwō and the root-close ahd.  ouwa  ' island ', and. â and ey , Middle High German  ouwe  for '"moist ground", " Feuchtwiese "," Flussaue "," Auwaldland "'; up to the 15th century the "Heidach" was an extensive swamp and forest area between Kressbronn and Gohren, in which wolves also lived	connects Säntisstraße and L 334	1 to 35
In the wooden corner		connects Ottenberghalde and Spitzgartenweg
In the Kressbronner Ösch	Ösch , also Oesch or Esch denotes the field corridor; a very old Gothic word that stands for “farmland” or “seed field”	branches off to the left from Seestrasse	1 to 11
In length		branches off to the right from Lindauer Straße	2 to 40
Irisstrasse	Named after the blue irises , a genus in the family of the iridaceae that was often seen in the neighboring floodplains	branches off to the right from Bodanstrasse	1 to 39
Jahnweg	The path that led to the gymnasium - today the park school center; named after the German teacher " Turnvater Jahn " (born August 11, 1778 in Lanz in the Prignitz ; † October 15, 1852 in Freyburg an der Unstrut )	connects Seestraße , Riedweg and Maicher Straße	1 to 15/1
Kanisfluhweg	After the up to 2044 meter high mountain range in the central Bregenz Forest , between the villages of Mellau and Au ; in the “Schlupfenbuch” residential area also Altmann-, Hirschberg-, Zimbaweg, Pfänder- and Säntisstraße	connects Friedrichshafener Strasse and Pfänderstrasse
Kieselbuchweg		branches off to the left from Öschweg	1 to 10
	The climb (= steep ascent) of the old parish path to the Gattnau church	connects Gattnauer Straße and Nunzenbergweg	1 to 35
Kirchstrasse	the road from Hemigkofen and Nonnenbach to Gattnauer Church	connects Hauptstrasse with Bergerstrasse and Gattnauer Strasse	1 to 35
Kressbachweg	Path by the Kressbach, whose source was captured in the Schlösslepark	branches off from the park path to the left	1 to 7
	The road to the Bavarian city ​​of Lindau	leads from the main road as K 7793 to the eastern municipality / state border to Nonnenhorn or Bavaria
Maîcher Street	After - since 1978 - French twin town Maîche in the department of Doubs in the region of Franche-Comté ; it is the capital of the canton of Maîche in the arrondissement of Montbéliard	branches off to the right from Seestrasse	until 31
Marazweg	Way to the Maräz / Halde	connects Betznauer Straße and Drosselweg	to
Martin-Luther-Strasse	According to the theological author and teacher of the Reformation , Martin Luther (* on November 10, 1483, † on February 18, 1546 in Eisleben )	branches off to the left from Ottenberghalde	3 to 12/4
Seagull path	After the seagulls that appear more and more frequently on Lake Constance , a family within the order of the plover-like (Charadriiformes); in the same area also blackbird, thrush, finch, swallow and siskin trails	connects Betznauerstrasse and Tettnanger Strasse	1
Montfortstrasse	Remembrance of the counts of the noble family von Montfort , to whose domain today's Kressbronn municipality belonged until 1780; the three-lobed red flag in the Kressbronn coat of arms is evidence of this	branches off to the right from Alemannenstrasse	8 to 72
Moosweg	Moss = a flat moor	branches off to the left from Gattnauer Straße	8 to 29
	named after the former office of Nonnenbach , from which in 1934, together with the office of Hemigkofen , the municipality of Kressbronn emerged	connects Argenstrasse and Bahnhofstrasse	3 to 33
	Road to the neighboring Bavarian municipality of Nonnenhorn	leads from Seestraße to the eastern municipal border, which also forms the state border here	3 to 36
	Path that leads along the Nunzenberg	connects Kirchsteige and Goethestrasse	4 to 25
Upper garden		connects Zehntscheuerstrasse and Gattnauer Strasse	to
Öschweg	Ösch , also Oesch or Esch denotes the field corridor; a very old Gothic word that stands for “farmland” or “seed field”	branches off to the left from the Alpenblickstraße	1 to 21
Ottenberghalde	Halde on Ottenberg	connects main street with Backhausweg	2 to 64
Ottenbergweg	Path that leads to the Ottenberg	branches off to the left from the main road	until 24
Park path	Path at the Schlösslepark	branches off to the right from Brühlstraße	1 to 15
Pfänderstrasse	to the Pfänder , Bregenz's 1,064 meter high mountain	connects Friedrichshafener Strasse and Säntisstrasse	up to 40
Raiffeisenstrasse	after the German social reformer, municipal official and co-founder of the cooperative movement in Germany, Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen (born March 30, 1818 in Hamm (Sieg) , † March 11, 1888 in Heddesdorf , today Neuwied ); today is the "Raiffeisenmarkt"	connects Berger Strasse and Tettnanger Strasse	until 24
Riedäcker	Ried is the field name for a cleared area	branches off from Riedweg to the left	3 to 17
Riedweg	The way to the reed (field); Ried is the field name for a cleared area	combines sea and Argenstraße	1 to 36
Rosenstrasse	After the roses , a genus of plants with about 300 species from the rose family (Rosaceae); The rose is considered the noblest of flowers in the West and symbolizes - especially in red - love and romance	connects Bodanstrasse with Holderweg and Irisstrasse	1 to 19
Säntisstrasse	After the 2,502 meter high Säntis , the highest mountain in the Alpstein in Eastern Switzerland; Additional sign "Säntis"	connects Heidachstrasse with Friedrichshafener Strasse	to
	After the German poet and philosopher Friedrich Schiller (born November 10, 1759 in Marbach am Neckar , † May 9, 1805 in Weimar )	connects Kirchsteige with Goethestrasse and Zehntscheuerstrasse	2 to 29
way to school	The way to the Nonnenbach School	connects Hemigkofener Strasse with Gartenstrasse and Zehntscheuerstrasse	to
Schwalbenweg	After the swallows (Hirundinidae), a species-rich family in the order of the passerine birds (Passeriformes)	branches off to the left from Betznauer Straße	1 to 11/2
Seestrasse	The road that leads to the (Boden) lake	connects the main street with the shore of Lake Constance	1 to 56/1
Spitzgartenweg		connects Lindauer Straße with Ottenberghalde	to
Talholzweg		branches off from Ottenbergweg to the left	to
Tettnanger Strasse	The road to the neighboring town of Tettnang; Part of the former Lindau-Tettnang-Ravensburg (-Ulm) trunk road	connects Friedrichshafener Strasse and Kapellenstrasse	3 to 39/1
Riverside path	The path on / along the shore / s of Lake Constance	branches off to the left from Bodanstrasse , footpath to the end of Seestrasse	1 to 5
	Way to / after the lower mill, the lower of three former water mills on the Nonnenbach; see also Ober- and Mittelmühle	branches off to the right from Hemigkofener Straße ; leads as a footpath / bike path to Ottenbergweg or Zehntscheuerstraße	5 to 20
	After Hans Philipp Werner Freiherr von und zu Aufseß (born September 7, 1801 Castle Unteraufseß , † May 6, 1872, Münsterlingen in Switzerland ) acting as archaeologist and founder of the "Germanic Museum" (today Germanic National Museum ) in Nuremberg was known ; Aufseß lived in Kressbronn for the last years of his life	combines Brühl- and Bodanstraße	3 to 8
Weinbergstrasse	Road on / to the vineyard; Reference to viticulture in Kressbronn	branches off to the right from Ernst-Lehmann-Straße	20 to 4
Wolfgalgenweg	To deter those of their own kind , each wolf killed was hung on the highest elevation on specially erected gallows ; see also Im Heidach	connects Friedrichshafener Strasse and Heidachstrasse	4 to 23
	After the tithe barn or tithe barn, in the Middle Ages a warehouse for storing the tax in kind ( tithe ), which used to be here.	connects Kirchstrasse with Mühlenweg , Goethestrasse and Schillerstrasse	1 to 49
Zeisigweg	After the siskin (Carduelis), a genus within the finch family (Fringillidae)	connects the finch and seagull path	1 to 6
Zimbaweg	After the 2,643 meter high Zimba , a mountain of the Montafon in the Austrian Vorarlberg that can be seen from Kressbronn		to
mountain
Berger Halde		branches off to the left from Zum Berger Weiher	to
Flower road		connects Zum Berger Weiher and Betzhofer Halde	1 to 30
		connects Flower Road and Zum Berger Weiher	to
Mühlenberg		branches off to the right from the flower road	8 to 20
Panorama path	Path in the Berg district, which offers a wonderful panorama over Kressbronn and Lake Constance as far as the Alps; The term panorama is derived from the Greek words πᾶς (pronounced: pas - everything, whole) and ὁράω (pronounced: horao - see) and describes a panoramic view	connects Berger Halde and Mühlenberg	1 to 17
Weinbichl	Bichl, derived from Büchel (= an outdated term for hill)	connects K 7777 and Gottmannsbühl	to
	The way to the former Berger Weiher, today one of four designated nature reserves in Kressbronn , see Berger Weiher	runs as K 7777 from Berg to Nitzenweiler	to
At the village stream	The street at Betz Auer village stream, which from Schleinsee Coming to the Argen flows	connects Rebenweg with K 7707 to Heiligenhof	to
At the rain	The road on the Rain (= in German a (field) border or edge, often referred to as a field terrain for clarity purposes)		to
At the Dorfbeck	Street at Dorfbeck = bakery / egg of the village of Betznau		to
Betzhofer dump		connects Am Dorfbach and Blossomstrasse	1 to 21
Kapellenstrasse	The road to / by the Sebastian Chapel	leads from Tettnanger Straße to Betznau and on to Gießen	to
Rädlegasse	The alley at the Betznauer Rädlewirtschaft (= a restaurant that is open seasonally by winemakers and winegrowers)	connects Kapellenstrasse and Am Dorfbach	to
Rebenweg	Way by / after the vines; Reference to viticulture in Kressbronn	connects the Kapellenstrasse with Kalkehren	to
Sebastiansweg	After Saint Sebastian , patron saint of the Sebastian Chapel	connects Kapellenstrasse and Am Dorfbach	to
Gattnauer Halde		branches off from the Waschbachweg to the left	to
In creation	Forelock; Scooping stands for the extraction of liquids and other non-solid substances, see also exhaustion	connects St.-Gallus-Straße and Pfarrweg	to
Pfarrweg	One of the historic parish paths to the Gattnau parish church of St. Gallus	connects	to
	According to St. Gallus (lat. Of the Celts) (* around 550 in Ireland; † October 16, 640, according to other sources: 620 or 646–650, in Arbon , Switzerland), a wandering monk and missionary, whose main work was in the Lake Constance area took place	connects Gattnauer Straße as K 7705 with Poppis	to
	Path along the Waschbach, which rises at Poppis and flows into the Fallenbach	branches off to the left from St.-Gallus-Straße	to
		connects St.-Gallus-Straße with Arensweiler and Obermühle	2 to 27
Auenweg	Way into the meadows; a Au (e) , the embossed by varying high and low water Niederung along a stream or river, here the Argentine	branches off to the right from Hopfenweg	till 9
Hop path	Recalling the grown around hop plants from the family of the hemp family and of belonging to the 'hop-growing region Tettnang'	branches off to the right from Langenargener Straße	1 to 16
In the water sports center	The street in the largest water sports center on Lake Constance with the Ultramarin	leads from Zum Seglerhafen through the area to the shore of Lake Constance
Langenargener Strasse	The road leading to Langenargen , Kressbronn's neighboring municipality in the southwest	leads as L 334 coming from the roundabout B 467 / Friedrichshafener Straße to the municipality border to Langenargen	12 to 64
Herbaceous ash	The word Esch describes a historical type of hallway; Perennials are perennial herbaceous plants , the above-ground parts of which are not lignified, but rather herbaceous soft	branches off to the right from Zum Seglerhafen	3 to 12
	The path leading from Gohren to Tunau	branches off to the left from Langenargener Straße	4 to 19
To the sailing harbor	The road leading to the yacht harbor - popularly "Baggerloch" leads	connects Langenargener Straße and Im water sports center	5 to 22
	after the Bavarian municipality of Achberg	branches off to the right from Dorfstraße	2 to 22
On the Egg	Egg refers to a landscape (mountain); the typical image of the hilly and moor landscape of glacial shape is reflected in the place names on -berg and -egg or -moos	branches off to the right from the hare pasture	1 to 10
Backhausweg	The way to the back house of the Milz farm in Retterschen	connects Dorfstraße with Ottenberghalde	1 to ?
Brunnenweg		connects Mühlenweg and Backhausweg	1 to 5
Village street		connects Lindauer Straße with the Selmnau district, which belongs to Wasserburg	to 103
Hare pasture		leads from Dorfstraße to LI 6 (from Nonnenhorn to Hattnau)	18th
Mühlenweg	Way to the mills	leads from Dorfstraße to Mittel- and Obermühle	1 to 55
Sonnenhof		branches off to the right from Dorfstraße	to
Sonnenweg		branches off to the right from the hare pasture	until 20
Districts and hamlets without named streets In the districts and hamlets of Arensweiler, Atlashofen, Döllen, Gießen, Gießenbrücke, Gottmannsbühl, Haltmaierhof, Heiligenhof, Hüttmannsberg, Kalkähre, Kochermühle, Krummensteg, Kümmertsweiler, Linderhof, Mittelmühle, Nitzenweiler, Obermühle, Poppis, Riedensweiler , Schleinsee, Schnaidt and Tunau are currently (as of March 31, 2012) no street names shown. The houses are numbered there, for example "Obermühle 1" . All these districts and hamlets are summarized in the following section.
Arensweiler	Weiler is a housing estate that consists of a few buildings, so it is smaller than a village but larger than a homestead;	between Gattnau, Poppis and Obermühle	1 to 7
		between Hüttmannsberg, Nitzen- and Riedensweiler	1 to 5
Döllen		between Gattnau, Gottmannsbühl, Hüttmannsberg and Kressbronn	1 to 10
to water	Gießen describes an oxbow lake - here the Argen - with crystal clear water	between Betznau, casting bridge Heiligenhof and to Tettnang belonging Apflau	1 to 13
Giessen Bridge		between Betnau, casting, to the Langenargen belonging Oberdorf and Tettnang	to
		between Berg, Döllen, Gattnau and Kressbronn	to
Haltmaierhof		between Berg, Betznau, Heiligenhof and Nitzenweiler	to
Heiligenhof		between Betznau, Gießen and Haltmaierhof	to
High tail	Reute is derived from "clearing", Hoh from the common Germanic adjective "hö [ch]", Old High German "höh", which has its meaning from "arched (bent)" and is more closely related to "hill" and "hump"; = clearing on a hill / cusp, which - in this case - lies between Weibelhub and Schleinseeberg	between Berg, Nitzenweiler and Unterwolfertsweiler, which belongs to Tettnang; Road connects K 7777 and Unterwolfertsweiler	1
		between Atlashofen, Döllen, Gattnau and Poppis	to
Lime ears		between Betznau and Kressbronn	1 and 1/1
Digester mill	One of four former watermills in the municipality; formerly a grinding mill with a saw on a canal of the Argen;	between Kressbronn and the Oberdorf belonging to Langenargen	1 to 5
Crooked bridge		between going Weiler, Poppis and to Wasserburg belonging Hengnau	1 and 2
Kümmertsweiler	Weiler is a housing estate that consists of a few buildings, so it is smaller than a village but larger than a homestead;	between Krummensteg, Poppis and the Bechtersweiler belonging to Lindau	1 to 16
Linderhof		between Betznau and Kressbronn	1 to 6
Middle mill	The middle of three former watermills on the Nonnenbach (see also Obermühle and Untermühleweg), formerly inherited from the imperial city of Wangen im Allgäu	between Kressbronn, Obermühle, Retterschen and Selmnau, which belongs to Wasserburg	1 to 2
	Formerly: “Nicenwilare” ; Weiler is a housing estate that consists of a few buildings, so it is smaller than a village but larger than a homestead	between Atlashofen, Berg, Haltmaierhof, Hohreute, Riedensweiler and Schleinsee	1 to 20
Obermühle	The upper of three former water mills on the Nonnenbach, also called "Bartelsmühle"	between Arensweiler, Gattnau, Retterschen and Selmnau, which belongs to Wasserburg	to
		between Arensweiler, Gattnau, Hüttmannsberg, Krummensteg, Kümmerts- and Riedensweiler	1 to 20
Tail	Reute is derived from "clearing"	between Gohren, Kressbronn and Tunau	1 to 2
	Ried is the field name for a cleared area; Weiler is a housing estate that consists of a few buildings, so it is smaller than a village but larger than a homestead;	between Hüttmannsberg, Nitzenweiler, Poppis and the Bechtersweiler belonging to Lindau	to
		between Nitzenweiler and the suburbs of Unterwolfertsweiler and Wielandsweiler, which are part of Tettnang	to
Schnaidt		between Gohren, Tunau and Lake Constance	1 to 6
	named after Countess Maria Anna Leopoldine von Montfort, born "von Thun"; in 1728 she donated a chaplaincy to the chapel located here and acquired a manor; In her honor, the hamlet previously known as Ettenried was renamed in Tunau	between Kressbronn, Reute and Schnaidt	to
Federal , state and district roads The Kressbronn municipal area is criss-crossed by nine national roads. These are named within the through-roads (see there), outside they are run as federal, state or district roads. These roads are summarized in the following section.
Bundesstrasse 31	B 31, section of Europastraße 54 (E 54)	runs from Breisach on the border with France to the Sigmarszell junction on the federal motorway 96 (A 96) near Lindau ; within the Kressbronn municipality between Argenbrücke in the west and Nonnenbach in the east	k. H.		(W) (O)
Bundesstrasse 467	B 467	leads from Ravensburg / B 30 via Tettnang to Kressbronn; within the Kressbronn municipality between Argenbrücke in the north and roundabout "B 31" in the south	k. H.		(N) (S)
State road 334	L 334 →  Langenargener Straße	leads from the roundabout " Friedrichshafener Straße / L 334 " via Gohren at the Argenbrücke to the western municipal border and via Langenargen to Eriskirch	L 334
District road 7705	K 7705 →  Kirchstrasse →  Gattnauer Strasse →  St.-Gallus-Strasse → K 7705	leads from the main road via Gattnau, Poppis and Kümmertsweiler to the municipality / state border near Bechtersweiler	K 7705
District road 7707	K 7707	leads from Betznau past Heiligenhof to Gießen to the K 7709	K 7707
District road 7709	K 7709	leads from Gießenbrücke past Gießen to the municipal boundary and on via Apflau, Laimnau and Wiesentsweiler to the L333 near Baldensweiler	K 7709
County road 7776	K 7776 →  Tettnanger Strasse →  Kapellenstrasse → K7776	leads from Hauptstrasse / Friedrichshafener Strasse through Betznau to Gießen / -brücke	K 7776
County road 7777	K 7777 →  Berger Straße →  Zum Berger Weiher → K 7777 →  Nitzenweiler →  Schleinsee	leads from the end of Kirchstraße through Berg, Nitzenweiler and Schleinsee to the municipal boundary and on to Wielands-, Oberwolferts- and Hiltensweiler	K 7777
County road 7793	K 7793 →  Friedrichshafener Strasse →  Hauptstrasse →  Lindauer Strasse	connects L 334 and the municipality / state border to Nonnenhorn or Bavaria	K 7793

Alphabetical list

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The respective district or hamlet is given in brackets.
* The name of the district / hamlet is the same as the street name

A. Achbergweg (Retterschen) Alemannenstrasse Alpenblickstrasse Altmannweg Am Dorfbach (Betznau) Am Egg (Retterschen) At the Nonnenbach Am Rain (Betznau) Amselweg Andreas-Brugger-Weg Argenstrasse Auenweg (Gohren) B. Bundesstrasse  / Federal road  Bachstrasse Backhausweg (Retterschen) Bahnhofstrasse Bahnwegle At the Dorfbeck (Betznau) Berger Halde (mountain) Berger Street Betzhofer Halde (Betznau) Betznauer Strasse Flower road (mountain) Bodan Street Brühlstrasse Brunnenweg (Retterschen) Buchweg D. Danzig way Dorfstrasse (Retterschen) Throttle path E. Eichendorffweg Ernst-Lehmann-Strasse F. Fallenbachweg Finkenweg Lilac Street Friedhofweg Friedrichshafener Strasse G gardenstreet Gattnauer Halde (Gattnau) To water* Giessen Bridge * Goethestrasse Grenzweg H Hasenweide (Retterschen) Main road Heidachstrasse Hemigkofener Strasse Hirschbergweg Holderweg High tail * Hopfenweg (Gohren)

I. In the Eichert In the Heidach In the wooden corner In the Kressbronner Ösch In the scoop (Gattnau) In the water sports center (Gohren) In length Irisstrasse J Jahnweg K  District road K 7705   District road K 7707   District road K 7709   District road K 7776   District road K 7777   District road K 7793  Kanisfluhweg Kapellenstrasse (Betznau, Linderhof) Kieselbuchweg Church walkways Kirchstrasse Digester mill * Kressbachweg Crooked bridge * Kümmertsweiler * L. State road  L 334  Langenargener Strasse (Gohren) Lindauer Strasse Linderhof * M. Maicher Strasse Marazweg Martin-Luther-Strasse Milk bench (mountain) Mittelmühle * Montfortstrasse Moosweg Seagull path Mühlenberg (mountain) N Nitzenweiler * Nonnenbacher way Nonnenhorner Strasse Nonnenhorn way Nunzenbergweg O Upper garden Obermühle * Öschweg Ottenberghalde Ottenbergweg P Panoramaweg (mountain) Park path Pfänderstrasse Pfarrweg (Gattnau) Poppis *

R. Rädlegasse (Betznau) Raiffeisenstrasse Rebenweg (Betznau) Tail * Riedäcker Riedensweiler * Rosenstrasse S. Säntisstrasse Schiller Street Schleinsee * Schnaidt * way to school Schwalbenweg Sebastiansweg (Betznau) Seestrasse Sonnenhof (Retterschen) Sonnenweg (Retterschen) Spitzgartenweg St.-Gallus-Strasse (Gattnau) Perennial ash (Gohren) T Talhozweg Tettnanger Strasse Tunau * Tunauer Weg (Gohren) U Riverside path Untermühleweg V Von-Aufsess-Strasse W. Laundry brook path (Gattnau) Weinbergstrasse Weinbichl (mountain) Wiesenweg (Gattnau) Wolfgalgenweg Z Zehntscheuerstraße Zeisigweg Zimbaweg To the Berger Weiher (mountain) To the sailing harbor (Gohren)

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credentials

Web links

• Digital map of Kressbronn at www.cmcitymedia.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Stefanie Wex: “When ghosts rise from the Haidach” ; Kressbronner Jahrbuch 1996/97 (Volume 10), pages 31/32