Bonames is one of the District of Frankfurt. Frankfurt is city of state
Hessen and Hessen is state of Germany. The area that covers by this state is
3.353 Km2. The Density of this state is 1,882 /Km2. The
total population of this district is 6,311. The postal code of this district is
60437 and area code of this district is 069. The name of District Bonames comes
from the Latin phrase “Bona Mansio” which has its root in the time of Roman
occupation. The boundaries of Bonames are with Frankfurter Berg, Kalbach
Riedberg, Nieder-Ecshbach, Harheim.
Bonames lies at the Nidda and the triangle of the Federal Highway 5 and the 661 (separates the districts Bonames and Kalbach). The underground lines U2 and U9 with the stations Kalbach (park-and-ride car park) and Bonames center and the bus routes 24, 27, 28 and 29 connect the rural district of the Rhine-Main Transport Association (RMV). The only school in the district is the August Jaspert School. It was inaugurated in 1955 as a primary school, and is now, after the founder of the Landschulheim crossroads and Frankfurt Rector August Jaspert named. Since the opening of the Otto-Hahn-school in 1969 in the neighboring district of Nieder-Eschbach, the school is a pure primary school.
Even in Roman era the traffic of this district was very good. Their is a very old road with name Roman road along with the "Stone Street". During the construction of Main-Weser line Bonames district received its own railway station, which lies at foot of today's Frankfurt Berg District. In 1910 Bonames connected to Frankfurt Tram network. The u-Bhan that server this district are U2 and U9. The buses that server this district are 24,27,28,29, and n4.
In Roman times the area of today Bonames lay on the Roman road in the Wetterau between Munizipalstadt Nida (capital of the Civitas Taunensium, now Heddernheim / Roman city) and the Roman fort in Okarben, also led the Roman Long mile from the old Nidda crossing Homburg to Saalburg. Regarding the origin of the name, there are two theories. The first and most favored among historians variant derives from Roman times, and speculates that it is here at the Nidda was a "bona mansio" ("Good Service Area"), while the other theory assumes that there is a good priest who preached must and the name of "bona missa" ("Good show") is derived. Bonames was first mentioned in documents in 1030. Probably in the early 13th Century was in Bonames built a castle (Castle → Bonames), a Frederick of Bonames is mentioned in a Frankfurt Book of the Dead, from 1219 called the first of Henricus Bonames miles - that knight.
Bonames lies at the Nidda and the triangle of the Federal Highway 5 and the 661 (separates the districts Bonames and Kalbach). The underground lines U2 and U9 with the stations Kalbach (park-and-ride car park) and Bonames center and the bus routes 24, 27, 28 and 29 connect the rural district of the Rhine-Main Transport Association (RMV). The only school in the district is the August Jaspert School. It was inaugurated in 1955 as a primary school, and is now, after the founder of the Landschulheim crossroads and Frankfurt Rector August Jaspert named. Since the opening of the Otto-Hahn-school in 1969 in the neighboring district of Nieder-Eschbach, the school is a pure primary school.
Even in Roman era the traffic of this district was very good. Their is a very old road with name Roman road along with the "Stone Street". During the construction of Main-Weser line Bonames district received its own railway station, which lies at foot of today's Frankfurt Berg District. In 1910 Bonames connected to Frankfurt Tram network. The u-Bhan that server this district are U2 and U9. The buses that server this district are 24,27,28,29, and n4.
In Roman times the area of today Bonames lay on the Roman road in the Wetterau between Munizipalstadt Nida (capital of the Civitas Taunensium, now Heddernheim / Roman city) and the Roman fort in Okarben, also led the Roman Long mile from the old Nidda crossing Homburg to Saalburg. Regarding the origin of the name, there are two theories. The first and most favored among historians variant derives from Roman times, and speculates that it is here at the Nidda was a "bona mansio" ("Good Service Area"), while the other theory assumes that there is a good priest who preached must and the name of "bona missa" ("Good show") is derived. Bonames was first mentioned in documents in 1030. Probably in the early 13th Century was in Bonames built a castle (Castle → Bonames), a Frederick of Bonames is mentioned in a Frankfurt Book of the Dead, from 1219 called the first of Henricus Bonames miles - that knight.