North Beach

The blocks between Telegraph Hill and Russian Hill, around Washington Square and the upper reaches of Grant Avenue, which was formerly Dupont Street.

• Alta Street
  1 building, built 1900; 1 in the Telegraph Hill Historic District.
• Bannan Place
  4 buildings, built 1906–1909; 4 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Bay Street
  1 building, built 1970.
• Beach Street
  1 building.
• Bellair Place
  1 building, built 1906.
• Bob Kaufman Alley
  2 buildings, built 1907–1915; 2 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Broadway
  14 buildings, built 1900–1921; 6 in the Jackson Square Historic District Extension.
• Calhoun Terrace
  1 building, built 1939; 1 in the Telegraph Hill Historic District.
• Chestnut Street
  10 buildings, built 1904–1940.
• Child Street
  1 building, built 1911.
• Columbus Avenue
  13 buildings, built 1906–1961; 1 in the Washington Square Historic District.
• Darrell Place
  1 building, built 1986; 1 in the Telegraph Hill Historic District.
• Edith Street
  2 buildings, built 1907–1915.
• Filbert Street
  18 buildings, built 1906–1961; 8 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Francisco Street
  5 buildings, built 1907–1940.
• Fresno Street
  1 building, built 1906.
• Grant Avenue
  Three 1907 flats on the Dupont Street site of the First Colored Baptist Church's first building.
• Green Street
  16 buildings, built 1907–2001; 8 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Greenwich Street
  6 buildings, built 1907–1933.
• Houston Street
  1 building, built 1907.
• Jasper Place
  18 buildings, built 1900–1913; 18 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Jefferson Street
  1 building, built 1966.
• Kearny Street
  5 buildings, built 1906–1909; 2 in the Jackson Square Historic District Extension.
• Lombard Street
  1 building, built 1926.
• Mason Street
  5 buildings, built 1906–1911.
• Medau Place
  1 building, built 1909; 1 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Montgomery Street
  3 buildings, built 1907–1912; 1 in the Southeast Telegraph Hill Historic District.
• Nobles Alley
  2 buildings, built 1900–1906; 2 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• North Point Street
  1 building, built 1958.
• Nottingham Place
  4 buildings, built 1907–1912; 4 in the Jackson Square Historic District Extension.
• Osgood Place
  3 buildings, built 1900–1912; 3 in the Jackson Square Historic District Extension.
• Pfeiffer Street
  1 building, built 1956.
• Powell Street
  1 building, built 1906.
• Romolo Place
  1 building, built 1912.
• Ross Alley
  1 building, built 1906; 1 in the Chinatown Historic District.
• Sansome Street
  2 buildings, built 1922–1983; 2 in the Jackson Square Historic District Extension.
• Spofford Street
  3 buildings, built 1907–1908; 3 in the Chinatown Historic District.
• Stockton Street
  13 buildings, built 1900–1958; 4 in the Washington Square Historic District.
• Telegraph Hill Boulevard
  3 buildings, built 1936–1940; 3 in the Gardner Dailey/Telegraph Hill Historic District.
• Union Street
  1 building, built 1900; 1 in the Telegraph Hill Historic District.
• Vallejo Street
  8 buildings, built 1906–1955; 2 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Vandewater Street
  1 building, built 1914.
• Varennes Street
  13 buildings, built 1903–1914; 13 in the Upper Grant Avenue Historic District.
• Walter U Lum Place
  2 buildings, built 1907–1913; 2 in the Chinatown Historic District.
• Water Street
  4 buildings, built 1906–1907.
• Waverly Place
  16 buildings, built 1906–1911; 16 in the Chinatown Historic District.
• Wentworth Place
  3 buildings, built 1907; 3 in the Chinatown Historic District.

• Chestnut & Kearny Open Space
  Mini park, 2,178 sq ft.
• Joe DiMaggio Playground
  Neighborhood park or playground, 2.9 acres.
• Telegraph Hill - Pioneer Park
  Neighborhood park or playground, 4.8 acres.
• Washington Square
  Civic plaza or square, 2.8 acres.

Chinatown adjoins south along Grant Avenue and Broadway and the Financial District south-east below Telegraph Hill. Russian Hill rises south-west up the Vallejo Street grade.