Altenwalder Chaussee

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The Altenwalder Chaussee in Cuxhaven is an approx. 3.3 km long main road for the city. It runs as federal road 73 in north-south direction from Abendrothstrasse / Theodor-Storm-Strasse to the main road to Franzenburg and as federal road to the Altenwalde motorway junction of federal motorway 27 towards Bremerhaven .

Back streets

The side and connecting streets were named as Abendrothstraße in 1895 after the Ritzebüttler bailiff (1809–1811) Amandus Augustus Abendroth (1767–1842), Theodor-Storm- Straße after the poet, Pastorenallee , Brockesweg after the poet and bailiff Barthold Heinrich Brockes (1680) –1747), Danziger Straße 1968 after the port city, Schneidemühlplatz 1958 after the Cuxhaven twin town, Appelhoff after the high German apple farm , Drangstweg after a hall name ( drangstede = drinking place), Süderwisch 1966 after a hall name and a settlement, Töpfers Stieg 1976 after an old Groden family , Theodor-Heuss- Allee 1995 after the first Federal President, Christian-Hülsmeyer -Straße after the entrepreneur and inventor (1881–1957), Heerstraße 1966 as part of an old Heerstraße or 6.3 km long country road to Altenbruch and the main street of the Franzenburg district.

history

Surname

The street was named after the municipality (now part of the city) Altenwalde . Chaussee (French chaussée ) is also the outdated name for a well-developed country road.

development

The Chaussee Bremerhaven – Ritzebüttel was built between 1850 and 1855. This road was an old connection from Ritzebüttel to the south and on to Franzenburg . In 1842 (from Altenwalde) and until 1855 (from Ritzebüttel) the street was paved.

After Ritzebüttel and Alt-Cuxhaven were united in 1872, the local area was expanded to a greater extent. Long-distance traffic led to Landstrasse, from 1934 on Reichsstrasse 6 (R 6) and after 1949 on Bundesstrasse 6 . Around 1960 the road was completely renewed and partially expanded to four lanes. In 1974, with the construction of the federal motorway 27 , the Cuxhaven section was rededicated to the federal highway 73 and was now also a feeder road to the A 27, connection no. 2 Altenwalde.

In terms of traffic, the road is opened up by the KVG bus lines 1020, 1021 and 1024 from the train station / ZOB.

Buildings, plants (selection)

Old city hospital

There are mostly one to two-story buildings on the street, mostly detached single-family houses. The Landwehr Canal runs alongside the road, first on the east and then on the west side. The houses marked with D are under monument protection.

  • Castle garden on the east side
  • No. 2b: Altes Lazarett ( D ), Cuxhaven City Archives until 2016
  • No. 4a: DRK retirement and nursing home at the castle garden
  • No. 7: Two-storey brick-built commercial building (1920s) today the seat of the Stade Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Cuxhaven branch
  • No. 10–12: Formerly two-storey clinker brick former city hospital from 1927 ( D ) according to plans by Hamburg's chief building director Fritz Schumacher , today Cuxhaven Hospital as Helios Klinik Cuxhaven with various other two- and three-storey new buildings
    • One-storey house Ebbe und Flucht , technology museum in the former hospital laundry
  • No. 28: Three-storey new building of the Altenwalder Chaussee senior citizen center
  • No. 35: House ( D )
  • Up to No. 72: single-family houses
  • No. 94: Commercial enterprise Lae plant construction
  • No. 111: gas station
  • Thereafter, little or no development

Web links

Commons : Altenwalder Chaussee (Cuxhaven)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Cuxpedia: roads .
  2. ^ List of architectural monuments in Cuxhaven
  3. ↑ City Archives: Archive History

Coordinates: 53 ° 50 ′ 38.6 "  N , 8 ° 41 ′ 6.2"  E