Grodzka Street

Summary

Grodzka Street is a street^[1].

Key Facts

• Grodzka Street is located in Stare Miasto^[2].
• Grodzka Street is in the country of Poland^[3].
• Grodzka Street's image is recorded as Grodzka Street in Szczecin, 2018 (2).jpg^[4].
• Grodzka Street's instance of is recorded as street^[5].
• farmer is named after Grodzka Street^[6].
• Carmelites is named after Grodzka Street^[7].
• Ducal Castle is named after Grodzka Street^[8].
• Teofil Firlik is named after Grodzka Street^[9].
• Balladyna is named after Grodzka Street^[10].
• gord is named after Grodzka Street^[11].
• Grodzka Street's location is recorded as Szczecin^[12].
• Grodzka Street's Commons category is recorded as Grodzka Street in Szczecin^[13].
• Grodzka Street's terminus is recorded as Tkacka Street^[14].
• Grodzka Street's terminus is recorded as Kuśnierska Street^[15].
• Grodzka Street's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 53.4252, 'longitude': 14.55627, 'precision': 1e-05}^[16].
• Grodzka Street's significant event is recorded as destruction^[17].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as Mönchenstraße^[18].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as Fuhrstraße^[19].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as parva platea colonorum^[20].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as buwstrate^[21].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as ulica Teofila Firlika^[22].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as ulica Przemysławska^[23].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as ulica Balladyny^[24].
• Grodzka Street's official name is recorded as ulica Grodzka^[25].
• Grodzka Street's short name is recorded as Grodzka^[26].

Body

Geography

Grodzka Street is in the country of Poland^[3]. It is located in Stare Miasto^[2].

Physical Characteristics

Grodzka Street's length is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q11573', 'amount': '+511.9'}^[27].

Designation and Status

Grodzka Street's instance of is recorded as street^[5].

History and Context

Things named after include farmer^[6], an occupation^[28]; Carmelites^[7], a contemplative order^[29]; Ducal Castle^[8], a castle^[30], in Poland^[31]; Teofil Firlik^[9], a firefighter^[32], 1912–1945^[33], of Poland^[34]; Balladyna^[10], a literary work^[35], written by Juliusz Słowacki^[36]; and gord^[11], a cultural heritage^[37].