Street names in Mainz-Kostheim age and Upper Cherry Orchard Cherry Orchard
The street name "Old Cherry Orchard" and "Upper Cherry Orchard" are explained in different ways. Either there is earlier - before the town wall - found a cherry garden oder0 have a church garden, from which was a typographical error, a "Cherry Orchard".
in the blue garden
The street name "in the blue garden" is reminiscent of the old country inn "To the blue garden".
on the gravel chewing
The street name "on the chewing gravel" is probably due to the fact that there was once a gravel pit.
At the ramp
The street name "on the ramp" is reminiscent of the ramp that was built in 1907 to bridge the Taunusbahn with soil excavated from the raft port.
Bishop Strasse
the name "Bishop Straße" was chosen in the 1930s, when Bishop was amalgamated home to Mainz.
Bruchstrasse
The name "broken road" based upon the principle that the road to the area of "break" above the SCA out.
Castle Road
The term "Castle Road" recalls that there was once a royal "villa" with tithe barn and cellar. Later there were estates of officials from Mainz.
Floßhafenstraße
The Floßhafenstraße takes its name from the fact that in the past led to Kostheim raft port. Previously she served as a feeder for the sawmills.
Gänssaalweg
The Gänssaaleweg was named after a geographical names.
Glacisweg
Glacisweg The name is reminiscent of an old embankment in front of a moat, known in military jargon as the "Glacis". This moat after the Second World War (1939-1945) filled with debris.
Gustav Strasse
The name "Gustav Burger Street was erected in the 1930s, when Gustav castle was incorporated in Mainz.
Mr. Street was in the men's town used to be the court of the Lords of St. Stephen in Mainz.
Hochheimer Hochheimer The road leads
road from the direction of Mainz to Hochheim.
The lake
The street name "The Lake" is in memory of a pond or lake.
Maaraustraße
The Maaraustraße leads to the island and the Main Maaraue.
Mainpfortstraße The
Mainpfortstraße takes its name from an old access to the main ferry. Those main gate was located in the former town walls of home cooking.
banks of the Main Street
The main coastal road stretches along the banks of the Main Kostheim.
Mühlweg
The Mühlweg out on Käsbach along and at the mill by thunder to Hochheim.
Münch Hofstraße
The name "Munch Hofstraße" should perhaps remember that there once was a Mönchhof.
Römerfeld
The street name "Roman Field" is based on Roman tombs finds.
Rose Street
The Rose Street is not a flower, but the old Kostheim inn named "The Rose".
Rüsselsheim road
The "Rüsselsheim Street" takes its name from the fact that many Kostheim at Opel AG in Rüsselsheim worked.
School Street School Street between Munich and Mathilde Hofstraße road leads to the Carlo-Mier village primary school in home cooking.
Siebenmorgenweg
The Road "Siebenmorgenweg is bezeichet after a field name.
Steigweg
the called Steigweg dirt road owes its name to be rising terrain.
Steiner-way cross-
Cross the stone path to the crossroads we have named "Stone Cross," which once stood there, but was later moved to Oak Street.
Steinerstraße
The Steiner Street was once a fortified by the Romans military road that led from Mainz to the Roman border fortifications limit.
Taunusstraße
the Taunus road leads towards the Taunus.
to Weißerd
The Street "For Weißerd" leads to vineyard "Weißerd.
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was Named After People street names
Anton-Hehn-Straße
The Anton-Hehn-Straße after longtime town council spokesman of the CDU parliamentary group in Mainz-home cooking, Anton Hehn (1931-1988), designated to be a model for food home, the parish, the clubs and has set up for residents.
Berberichstraße
The Berberichstraße and the adjacent small Berberichstraße are to Maria Felicitas Benigna Baroness von Berberich (1707-1764), nee Wolf Kehl, a benefactress fare home, called. Prior to the incorporation to Mainz in 1913, this road was known as Spring Street.
Camozzistraße
The Camozzistraße is named after the Mainer dealer Camozzi, who lived in home cooking in the men's road No. 12. His Mrs. Mary Camozzi was born in 1781 in Como, and died 1862 in home cooking. The wife and the daughter of the dealer acquired in the reconstruction of Kostheim great service.
Frank Retz-Inger-Promenade
When Frank Retz-Inger-Promenade is a path on the island Maaraue. It is named after the Kostheim local politician Frank Retz Feininger (1898-1976). This has served on the town council, city council and city elders.
Friedrichstrasse Friedrichstrasse
The name is reminiscent of Emperor Frederick I (1122-1190). Barbarossa (Italian: "Red Beard"), who carried out a kingdom in 1184 on the Maaraue hard.
Hugo-Wolf-Straße
The name Hugo-Wolf-Straße song was awarded the Austrian composer Hugo Wolf (1860-1903), who has set many poems by Eichendorff, Goethe, and Möricke.
Kilianstraße
The Kilian street was named after St. Kilian, the "apostle of the Franks. This Irish missionary was killed with his companions to 689 in Würzburg.
Small Berberichstraße
The Small Berberichstraße recalls Maria Felicitas Baroness von Berberich (about 1707-1764), a benefactress fare home.
Konrad Mayer-Scholl-Strasse
With the name Konrad Mayer-Scholl-Strasse, in November 2002, the mayor Kostheim Konrad Scholl Mayer (1800-1866) honored. This is the home club Kostheim had proposed. The road is on the island Maaraue.
Krauseneckstraße
The Krauseneckstraße was named after the Prussian General Johann Wilhelm von Krauseneck (1774-1850), former commander of fortress Mainz before 1860.
Lesselallee
The Lesselallee on the south side of the island Maaraue after the last mayor of food home, John Lessel (1848-1913), inscribed, signed the contract with the incorporation of Mainz.
Luisenstraße
The name Luis Street recalls the Prussian Queen Luise (1776-1810), wife by King Friedrich Wilhelm III. (1770-1840). In July 1807 she tried in vain at Tilsit an interview with Napoleon, to mitigate the peace terms for Prussia. Their commitment, their way of life and early death contributed to the legend.
Margaret Street Margaret
The road could be named after Saint Margaret or after the Grand Duchess Margaret, the wife of Grand Duke Ludwig I of Hesse. The former belongs to the group of 14 helpers, the latter started a collection for the Napoleonic wars to the destroyed home cooking and even donated a five-figure sum.
Mathildenstraße The name
Mathildenstraße reminds Matilde of Bavaria (1813-1862), wife of Grand Duke Ludwig III. of Hesse-Darmstadt.
Nicholas Nicholas Street
The street is named after St. Nicholas, the patron saint derSchiffer and one of the 14 helpers called.
Uthmannstraße
The Uthmannstraße reminiscent of the German composer and conductor Gustav Adolf Uthmann (1867-1920).
Viktoriastraße
When Vikoriastraße is uncertain whether they after Princess Victoria, a daughter of Grand Duke Louis IV of Hesse-Darmstadt or after the Empress Victoria (1840-1901), the UK originating from the wife of the Emperor Friedrich III. (1831-1888), was named, died after 99 days of the Government of cancer.
Wilhelmstrasse
The street was named Wilhelm Kaiser Wilhelm I (1797-1888) honored.
Zelter Zelter road
The street is named after the composer Karl Friedrich Zelter (1758-1832) named.
