Stevens Street

Suburbs:	White Gum Valley Fremantle (suburb)
Named after:	John Stephen Hampton
Wikidata:	Q121101101
OpenStreetMap:	16153696
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Stevens Street runs from west to east, starting next to what was originally the Alma Street Cemetery (where the street got its first name of Church Street from, because it was owned by the Church of England) through White Gum Valley to Carrington Street.