Bremer Heerstrasse
| Bremer Heerstrasse | |
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| Basic data | |
| city | Bremen |
| district | Burglesum |
| Cross streets | Hindenburgstrasse , Stader Landstrasse. , At the Burger Bahnhof, Steindamm |
| use | |
| User groups | Motor vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians |
| Road design | two lane road |
| Technical specifications | |
| Street length | 1200 meters |
The Bremer Heerstraße is a historic street in Bremen in the Burglesum district, Burgdamm district . It continues in a north-south direction from the intersection with Hindenburgstrasse and Stader Landstrasse, known as the city of London , along the Bremerhaven Heerstrasse to the Lesumbrücke .
The cross streets were u. a. named as Hindenburgstraße after Paul von Hindenburg , Am Burger Bahnhof leads to Bremen-Burg train station, which, contrary to the name, is in the Burgdamm district. Like Hindenburgstrasse, Stader Landstrasse is part of the old route of Bundesstrasse 74 , an old military road between Vegesack and Stade. The Steindamm shows the course of the path from the Lesumbrücke near Burg to Marßel, which was piled up and paved as a dam in 1388. This Borchdamm gave the place its name. The Deichweg is a foot and cycle path west of Steindamm, which leads on the Lesumdeich to the Lesum district, on the one hand to Am Lesumer Hafen and on as Admiral-Brommy-Weg / Am Wasser to Vegesack, on the other hand with a branch in a northerly direction directly in the old town center of Lesum.
history
Surname
The Bremer Heerstraße was named after the Hanseatic city of Bremen to which it leads. After the formation of the municipality of Lesum, the Bremer Heerstraße and the Bremerhaven Heerstraße were given their names in 1939 instead of the name Reichsstraße 6 . In Bremen and many were military roads built after 1800 or roads designated as highways (see Bremer streets )
development
Burgdamm ( Borchdamm upen damm ) was the dam north of the Lesum, built in 1388, which led from the Geestrand through the lowlands to the Lesumbrücke , where the Bremen castle ( Borch ) was on the other side of the Lesum .
The previously Prussian settlement had only 61 inhabitants in 1821, became a municipality in 1860, in 1936 in the municipality of Lesum and in 1939 in the city of Bremen.
Between the A 27 autobahn and the western Bremer Heerstraße there is an area that is predominantly characterized by older buildings and had 1,560 inhabitants in 1905.
traffic
The Bremerstrasse and Bremerhaven Heerstrasse were part of Reichsstrasse 6 and Bundesstrasse 6 from 1936 . For a long time they were the dominant roads that led from the north into Bremen. It was replaced as a federal road in the 1970s by the A 27 motorway (also known as the Blockland motorway ). The roads are currently marked in the truck guidance network as “main roads recommended for truck traffic”.
In the local traffic in Bremen the bus line 90 ( Gröpelingen - Neuenkirchen ), 91 (Gröpelingen - Rönnebeck ), 92 (Gröpelingen - Blumenthal ), 93 (Gröpelingen - Marßel) and 94 (Gröpelingen - Schwanewede ) runs on the Bremer Heerstraße .
The Bremen-Burg – Bremen-Vegesack railway branches off from the Wunstorf – Bremerhaven seaport railway at Bremen-Burg station. In passenger traffic, it is served by the regional S-Bahn lines RS 1 (Verden – Bremen – Farge) and RS 2 (Twistringen – Bremen – Bremerhaven Lehe). The train station is an important junction between rail traffic and the bus lines that stop right next to it.
Bus routes 660 (Bremen Hbf - Bremen - Burg - Garlstedt - Hagen im Bremischen ) and 680 (Bremen - Gröpelingen - Bremen-Burg - Ritterhude - Osterholz-Scharmbeck - Hambergen - Vollersode ) go to the surrounding area.
Buildings and facilities
On the street there are mostly one to three-story buildings that are residential, commercial and commercial buildings.
Notable buildings and facilities
- From Lesum / Am Steindamm to No. 22 one to two things. Commercial establishments
- from No. 22 to 30, west side: Agricultural areas and allotments
- At the Burger Bahnhof: Burg Bahnhof with the S-Bahn lines RS 1 (Bremen-Farge-Verden) and RS 2 (Bremerhaven-Twistringen).
- Bridge over the railway line towards Vegesack
- No. 30: 1-sch. AWO youth center
- No. 51: 2-sch. Business and residential building as a restaurant
See also
literature
- Herbert Black Forest : The Great Bremen Lexicon . 2nd, expanded and updated edition. In two volumes. Edition Temmen, Bremen 2003, ISBN 3-86108-693-X (first edition: 2002, supplementary volume A – Z. 2008, ISBN 978-3-86108-986-5 ).
- Monika Porsch: Bremer Straßenlexikon , complete edition. Schünemann, Bremen 2003, ISBN 3-7961-1850-X .
Coordinates: 53 ° 9 ′ 45 " N , 8 ° 42 ′ 11" E