What does ‘'Ishikawabashi’' mean?

Mom and Dad (American) lived in the Ishikawabashi prefecture of Nagoya Japan 1955-1960. Was does this name mean? Where can I find an English street map of Nagoya (on internet)? I have photos of their Japanese house which was across the street from a temple. Mom is 85 and failing. She loved Japan, and we spend a lot of time lately talking about all things Japanese lately: wonderful memories and stories. Any help would be fun to share with her! Thanks ya'll - Timothy - Upper North-East Alabama USA (between Huntsville, AL and Chattanooga, TN)

Ishikawabashi seems to be a name of an "area" within Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture in Japan.

If you take apart the name "Ishikawabashi," "ishi" = stone/rock, "kawa" = river, and "bashi (hashi)" = bridge. There actually is a bridge by this name... and the name is also used to refer the area around it as well.

A temple known in the area seems to be this one:
http://www.koushoji.or.jp/

I've grown up in Nagoya and Ishikawabashi is a familiar name to me. As mentioned in the previous post, it is the name of a bridge over Yamazaki river, which is known for cherry blossom. I'll post some sites with pictures of the Yamazaki river :)
http://ingleside.blog.so-net.ne.jp/archive/c15383410-1
http://4travel.jp/traveler/tulip_papa/album/10229342/
http://nagoyalady.exblog.jp/7636082/