Stefana Batorego Street

Summary

Stefana Batorego Street is a street^[1].

Key Facts

• Stefana Batorego Street is located in Rzeszów^[2].
• Stefana Batorego Street is in the country of Poland^[3].
• Stefana Batorego Street's image is recorded as Stefana batorego przy bardowskiego.jpg^[4].
• Stefana Batorego Street's instance of is recorded as street^[5].
• Stephen Báthory is named after Stefana Batorego Street^[6].
• field is named after Stefana Batorego Street^[7].
• Paweł Finder is named after Stefana Batorego Street^[8].
• Ludwig van Beethoven is named after Stefana Batorego Street^[9].
• Stefana Batorego Street's postal code is recorded as 35-005^[10].
• Stefana Batorego Street's Commons category is recorded as Stefana Batorego Street in Rzeszów^[11].
• Stefana Batorego Street's commemorates is recorded as Stephen Báthory^[12].
• Stefana Batorego Street's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 50.041932814364685, 'longitude': 22.01057530337097, 'precision': 1e-08}^[13].
• Stefana Batorego Street's official name is recorded as ulica Findera^[14].
• Stefana Batorego Street's official name is recorded as Beethovenstraße^[15].
• Stefana Batorego Street's place name sign is recorded as Znak ulica stefana batorego rzeszów.jpg^[16].
• Stefana Batorego Street's connects with is recorded as Wolności Square in Rzeszów^[17].
• Stefana Batorego Street's connects with is recorded as Piłsudskiego Street^[18].
• Stefana Batorego Street's connects with is recorded as Q113652732^[19].
• Stefana Batorego Street's connects with is recorded as Bardowskiego Street^[20].
• Stefana Batorego Street's connects with is recorded as Łączna Street^[21].

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Geography

Stefana Batorego Street is in the country of Poland^[3]. It is located in Rzeszów^[2].

Designation and Status

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

History and Context

Things named after include Stephen Báthory^[6], a politician^[22], 1533–1586^[23], of Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth^[24]; field^[7]; Paweł Finder^[8], a politician^[25], 1904–1944^[26], of Poland^[27]; and Ludwig van Beethoven^[9], a composer^[28], 1770–1827^[29], of Electorate of Cologne^[30], awarded the Bröckemännche Award^[31], specialised in classical music^[32].