Road names in Bangkok in Thai Language

The following is an alphabetical listing of the road names in Bangkok. 

The road naming system may easily confuse you.

1. There is more than one way of spelling or romanizing some road names that can confuse you. The following examples are the standard romanized spellings with, in brackets, another way of spelling you may commonly find: Asok (Asoke), Si (Sri), Sathon (Sathorn), Surawong (Surawongse), etc. More about the official romanization system of the Thai language
2. It is common for some roads to have more than one name. For examples, New Road = Charoen Krung Road, Wireless Road = Withayu Road, Phra Pin Klao = Somdet Phra Pin Klao, etc.
3. Some road names are written both in separate and joint form, such as Phra Pin Klao = Phra Pinklao, Rong Muang = Rongmuang, Sanam Chai = Sanamchai, etc.
4. Some road names are preceded by the word "Thanon", which means "road" in Thai.
5. Some street names are preceded by the word "Soi", which means "street" in Thai.

Please note that the official romanization system of the Thai language is based on the pronunciation rather than the written form in Thai.