List of streets and squares in Berlin-Schmargendorf
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The list of streets and squares in Berlin-Schmargendorf describes the street system in the Berlin district of Schmargendorf with the corresponding historical references. At the same time, this complete list is part of the overall project Streets and Squares in Berlin .
overview
The federal highway 100 forms the border to Halensee and Wilmersdorf in the east . Part of the former Bundesautobahn 104 with the Wilmersdorf interchange is also located in Schmargendorf. The A 104 was downgraded to a branch of the A 100 and therefore no longer has its own number that identifies it as an independent federal motorway. The Berlin-Wilmersdorf power plant is located between the two motorways . Specifically include in the area of the district motorway lanes in Berliner Strasse system 1750 meters main, connecting road of the A 100, the connection track (990 meters) of A 100 to A 103, and 1540 meters of A 100 (Southwest roadways at junction Schoneberg and the AS Saarstraße ) to the large-scale road system (Category I). The main road system of Berlin includes the main carriageway of the A 100 between AS Schmargendorf and the Mecklenburgische Straße exit with 1690 meters, as well as 2200 meters of the entry and exit lanes of the A 100 and 580 meters of the A 103. The east entrance from the Mecklenburgische Straße at the AS Schmargendorf (A 100) is assigned to the local road system.
There are 78 dedicated streets and nine squares in the district. 18 streets of these continue in neighboring districts with the same name. The total length of these streets in the district is 39.5 kilometers. After the opening of the Schmargendorf ring railway station and the development in Grunewald , most of the Schmargendorf farmers sold their lands to the "trading company for real estate" of the banker Carl Fürstenberg (Franzensbader Strasse residential complex). It was not until after the First World War that large areas of farming were built on and the road system formed around the district between Grunewald , Halensee and Wilmersdorf , so many city streets cross the boundaries of the district. The main road system is also proportionally distributed in the streets. The Hohenzollerndamm runs centrally between Berlin's city center and, supplemented by Clayallee, to the southeast. In the district, these two streets with 2440 meters belong to the higher-level road connections . The north-south direction is complemented by the Mecklenburgische Strasse (with motorway connection) belonging to Wilmersdorf and the Hubertusallee / Teplitzer Strasse train in Grunewald. Of the cross-connecting main streets, Franzensbader , Berkaer (partially), Hundekehlestrasse and Breite and Warnemünder Strasse , the Rheinbabenallee with the lanes on Platz am Wilden Eber , as well as the section leading through the district and Paulsborner Strasse belong to the 3270 meters of the local road connections. The Forckenbeckstraße is added (4 category) in the Berlin network to complement road. Apart from the federal motorways, there are no federal highways in the district.
The development of the streets in the west of the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district can be found in the district boundaries that intersect the streets. The Teplitzer and Hubertusstraße in Grunewald are on the Schmargendorfer border. In a clockwise direction, this is then excluding the beginning of Franzensbader and Reinertzstraße to the intersection at Auguste-Victoriastraße, which lies north in Grunewald and whose eastern properties belong to the district. The Paulsborner Straße is crossed and into the Schwarzbacher Straße over the Schwarzbacher Brücke the district boundary leads over the federal autobahn 100 and follows this to the southeast over the Paulsborner Brücke and the autobahn junction. Furthermore, including Falkensteiner Strasse and on the western edge of Mecklenburgischer and Soppoter Strasse, which belong to Wilmersdorf. The Lentzeallee in the district and the Platz am Wilden Eber on its south side, the border continues on the southern edge of Pücklerstrasse to Clayallee. From Clayallee on, Pücklerstraße is outside, on the edge of the forest and the sports area behind the western properties of Goldfinkweg, the border to Grunewald leads north and at Waldmeisterstraße (outside the Robert-Stolz-Anlage) east to Messelstraße over Clayallee. The district boundary to the north is now on the eastern property boundaries of Clayallee and Hohenzollerndamm and leads in the south and northeast from Roseneck to the property at the corner of Hohenzollerndamm / Teplitzerstraße. To the north, the border with Grunewald lies on the eastern edge of the Teplitzer Strasse.
Schmargendorf has 22,205 inhabitants (as of December 30, 2019) and includes the postcode areas 14193, 14195, 14197 and 14199.
Overview of streets and squares
The following table gives an overview of the streets and squares in the district as well as some related information.
- Name / location : current name of the street or square. Via the link Location , the street or the square can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates the approximate center of the street length.
- Traffic routes not listed in the official street directory are marked with * .
- Former or no longer valid street names are in italics . A separate list may be available for important former streets or historical street names.
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Length / dimensions in meters:
The length information contained in the overview are rounded overview values that were determined in Google Earth using the local scale. They are used for comparison purposes and, if official values are known, are exchanged and marked separately.
For squares, the dimensions are given in the form a × b for rectangular systems and for (approximately) triangular systems as a × b × c with a as the longest side.
If the street continues into neighboring districts, the addition ' in the district ' indicates how long the street section within the district of this article is. - Name origin : origin or reference of the name.
- Notes : further information on adjacent monuments or institutions, the history of the street and historical names.
- Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object.
Name / location | Length / dimensions (in meters) |
Origin of name | Date of designation | Remarks | image |
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Amselstrasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
200 Blackbird , the most common species of thrush in Europe | 1912 | The road was laid out in two stages between 1910 and 1919. The southern section of the road runs in Dahlem . |
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Auguste-Viktoria-Strasse
( Location ) |
1800 | Auguste Viktoria (1858–1921), wife of Wilhelm II. | March 6, 1891 | The road was created in 1891 by merging road S 17 and road S 17a . In the district there is the road between Berkaer Platz and in front of the Reinerzstrasse intersection , in the further course this is in Grunewald and only the eastern development in the district. The street crosses the Hohenzollerndamm and the plots 74 and 75 with the embassy of Israel are in the district. The same applies to the tennis courts opposite here, the adjacent Flinsberger Platz playground and the following residential building plots 34–18 (consecutive), the following Martin Luther Hospital (No. 10) and houses 7–1 on the east side, including the sidewalks. In the Berlin Road Register (RBS), the street in the district is designated as a normal driving and municipal road over a length of 710 meters, but 90 meters belong to Okstra class F and of this, in turn, 20 meters are designated as footpaths (RBS: FUWE). |
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Berkaer Platz
( Location ) |
(triangular shape) |
80 × 40 Bad Berka , town in the middle Ilm valley in Thuringia | March 6, 1891 | The course is located in an area in which the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Berkaer Strasse
( Location ) |
980 | Bad Berka , town in the middle Ilm valley in Thuringia | Feb. 18, 1927 | The previous names were Spandauer Weg (1885 to 1891), Liebenwerdastraße (1891 to 1898) and Spandauer Straße (1891 to 1927). The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Bernadottestrasse
( Location ) |
750 | Folke Bernadotte (1895–1948), Swedish officer and philanthropist | Feb 6, 1958 | The previous names were Parkstrasse (before 1910 to 1934) and Helfferichstrasse (1934 to 1958). Parts of the road run through Grunewald and Dahlem . |
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Betty Hirsch Square
( Location ) |
(triangular shape) |
130 × 80 Betty Hirsch (1873–1957), Danish- German singer and teacher for the blind and language | March 8, 2008 | The previous name was S place . The place bears the name Betty Hirschs because she lived here in the last years of her life. |
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Bibersteig
( Location ) |
200 | Beaver , largest European rodent | March 29, 1939 | The previous name was street G 29 . |
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Borkumer Strasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
200 Borkum , westernmost of the seven inhabited East Frisian Islands | March 6, 1891 | The eastern section of the road is in Wilmersdorf . Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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wide street
( Location ) |
630 | As the main street of Schmargendorf, it was wider than the other streets | Apr 13, 1904 | The previous names were Dorfstrasse (1871-1891) and Hauptstrasse (1891-1904). |
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Carl-Ludwig-Schleich-Promenade
( Location ) |
190 | Carl Ludwig Schleich (1859–1922), surgeon and writer | Apr 23, 1959 | On the occasion of the 100th birthday of Carl-Ludwig-Schleich, the former S (F) square and the path through the green area received their current name. |
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Caspar-Theyß-Strasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
240 Caspar Theiss (around 1510 – around 1550), builder of the Renaissance in Berlin and the Mark Brandenburg | Apr 1, 1898 | The street was created by merging street G 18 and street S 18 . The western section of the road is in Grunewald . |
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Charlottenbrunner Strasse
( Location ) |
650 | Bad Charlottenbrunn (today: Jedlina-Zdrój), town and health resort in the Powiat Wałbrzyski in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in Poland | Apr 7, 1904 | The previous name was street S 21 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Clayallee
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
610 Lucius D. Clay (1898–1978), American general, initiator of the Berlin Airlift | June 1, 1949 | The previous names were Hauptstraße from 1878 to 1934 , Cecilienstraße from 1912 to 1934, and Kronprinzenallee from 1912 to 1949 . Clayallee is the only street in West Berlin that was named after a person who was still alive at the time. Other parts run in Grunewald , Dahlem and Zehlendorf . |
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Cunostrasse
( Location ) |
1710 | Rudolf Franz Wilhelm Cuno (1827–1895), director of the municipal gas works | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was Charlottenburger Weg around 1856 to 1885 . Until it was named, the street consisted of street 24 and street S 24a . On this street was a gas works run by Rudolf Cuno. |
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Davoser Strasse
( Location ) |
510 | Davos , climatic health resort in Switzerland | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 27 from 1885 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Delbrückstrasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
250 Rudolph von Delbrück (1817–1903), politician | March 6, 1891 | The road was created by merging road G 32 and road S 32 . The western section of the road is in Grunewald . |
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Dievenowstrasse
( Location ) |
270 | Berg Dievenow (today: Dziwnów), town in the powiat Kamieński in Poland | March 6, 1891 | Originally the street ran between Breiter and Heiligendammer Strasse. In 1906 it was extended to Borkumer Straße. |
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Doberan Street
( Location ) |
70 + 60 | Bad Doberan , town in the Rostock district in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | March 6, 1891 | Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Dünkelbergsteig
( Location ) |
260 | Friedrich Wilhelm Dünkelberg (1819–1912), forest scientist, politician | 17 Sep 1938 | From November 23, 1931 to September 17, 1938 Morgenrothstraße to Julius Morgenroth , a physician of Jewish origin. It was renamed in the course of the eradication of all Jewish street names. Today the Julius-Morgenroth-Platz in Wilmersdorf bears his name. |
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Egerstrasse
( Location ) |
240 | Eger ( Czech : Cheb), city in Bohemia ( Czech Republic ) | Apr 7, 1904 | The previous name was 33 Street . |
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Elgersburger Strasse
( Location ) |
290 | Elgersburg , municipality in the Ilm district in Thuringia | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 32 . |
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Elsterplatz
( Location ) |
100 × 80 | Bad Elster , town in the Vogtlandkreis in Saxony | March 6, 1891 | The course is located in an area in which the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Falkensteiner Strasse
( Location ) |
320 | Falkenstein , part of Koenigstein in Hesse | before 1929 | The previous name was Hildesheimer Straße between 1900 and before 1929 . |
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Otter path
( Location ) |
190 | Otter , a marten adapted to aquatic life | March 29, 1939 | The previous name was street G 28 . |
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Flinsberger Platz
( Location ) |
250 × 50 | Bad Flinsberg (now Świeradów-Zdrój), town in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship , Poland | March 6, 1891 | The course is located in an area in which the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Forckenbeckstrasse
( Location ) |
1380 | Max von Forckenbeck (1821-1892), politician | Jan. 8, 1892 | The street was created from street 31 and street 37a . At the beginning of 1936, Ideal-Werke AG for wireless telephony (from December 1938: Blaupunkt -Werke GmbH), until then located at Große-Leege-Strasse 7 in Hohenschönhausen , moved to its new factory at Forckenbeckstrasse 9-13. The British air raid on March 1, 1943 largely destroyed the factory buildings, only the administration buildings on the street front are still intact. After the end of the war , Blaupunkt moved its headquarters to Hildesheim . Today on the former factory premises u. a. a logistics base from DHL and a subsidiary of Kieser Training . |
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Franzensbader Strasse
( Location ) |
630 | Franzensbad (today: Františkovy Lázne), health resort in the western Czech Republic | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 6 . Part of it is in Grunewald . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Friedrichshaller Strasse
( Location ) |
720 | Bad Friedrichshall , town in the Heilbronn district in Baden-Württemberg | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 8 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . The street is parallel to the Breite Straße between Berkaer Straße / Kolberger Platz and the Mecklenburgische Straße, which is part of the Wilmersdorf road . In the Berlin Road Register (RBS), the street is designated as a normal driving and municipal road at 820 meters, but 60 meters belong to Okstra class F and are designated as a pedestrian path (RBS: FUWE). The Judith Kerr School is on the road and the allotment garden colonies of the district are located on the eastern northern edge at 300 meters. |
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Friedrichsruher Strasse
( Location ) |
500 | Friedrichsruh , part of the community of Aumühle in the Duchy of Lauenburg district in Schleswig-Holstein | Jan. 8, 1892 | Before it was named in 1885, the street was called Straße S 8 . In connection with the construction of the city motorway , the northern section was removed on November 19, 1958 and named Schwarzbacher Strasse. |
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Frischlingsteig
( Location ) |
180 | Freshman , young wild boar | March 29, 1939 | The previous name was street G 26 . |
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Fritz-Wildung-Strasse
( Location ) |
480 | Fritz Wildung (1872–1954), politician and sports official | Dec. 19, 1968 | The street, which ends as a dead end, was laid out in 1937 at the latest on the site of a former gas works that existed from 1892 to 1934. Since it ran along the rear of the then newly built Army Site Administration (Wehrkreiskommando) on Hohenzollerndamm, it was named Lochowdamm after General Ewald von Lochow . It led to the stadium on Lochowdamm , which was destroyed in World War II and has been replaced by the Wilmersdorf stadium since 1951 . In 1968 the street got its current name. |
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Goldfinkweg
( Location ) |
610 | Golden finch , species of bird | March 29, 1939 | The previous name was street D 97 . |
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Grieser Platz
( Location ) |
50 × 35 | Gries am Brenner , municipality in Tyrol in Austria | July 22, 1908 | The previous name was place A. |
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Hammersteinstrasse
( Location ) |
500 | Hans Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Freiherr von Hammerstein-Loxten (1843–1905), Prussian Minister of the Interior | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was S 51 from 1900 . |
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Heiligendammer Strasse
( Location ) |
620 | Heiligendamm , district of Bad Doberan in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | March 6, 1891 | Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Heydenstrasse
( Location ) |
750 | Wilhelm von Heyden-Cadow (1839–1920), politician and minister of state | May 1905 | The previous name was S 52 from 1900 . |
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Hohenzollerndamm
( Location ) |
2160 (in the district) |
after the Hohenzollern , the family that made up the Prussian kings and German emperors until 1918 | around 1900 | The previous names were around 1875 to 1890 Grunewaldstrasse and 1892 to 1900 Reissnerstrasse . Parts of the street are in Grunewald and Wilmersdorf . |
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Hohmannstrasse
( Location ) |
30th | Erich Hohmann (1860–1905), community leader of Schmargendorf | March 23, 1909 | Short cul-de-sac from Dievenowstraße. |
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Hubertusallee
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
430 Hubertus von Liège (around 655–727), Bishop of Maastricht and Liège | Jan. 24, 1898 | The previous name was Street G 4 from 1890 . At first the street only led to Bismarckplatz. Before 1902, the part of Bismarckallee between Bismarckplatz and Rathenauplatz was also included in Hubertusallee. On July 1, 1967, sections of Hubertusbader and Teplitzer Strasse were integrated into Hubertusallee in the southern area. Most of the street is in Grunewald . |
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Hundekehlestrasse
( Location ) |
560 | Hundekehle (also dog quele ), old name for a dog collection point during a driven hunt | March 6, 1891 | The previous name between 1880 and 1891 was Hundqueleweg . At the time it was named, the street ran between Hohenzollerndamm and Warnemünder Straße. On December 23, 1957, a section of Luciusstrasse was integrated between Rheinbabenallee and Hundekehlestrasse. | |
Ilmenauer Strasse
( Location ) |
200 | Ilmenau , town in the Ilm district in Thuringia | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 3 from 1885 . |
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Karlsbader Strasse
( Location ) |
620 | Karlsbad (today: Karlovy Vary), city in the Czech Republic | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was S 10 from 1885 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Kirchstrasse
( Location ) |
200 | after the historic village church Schmargendorf | March 6, 1891 | The street runs from Misdroyer Strasse to Breite Strasse and Cunostrasse. |
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Kissinger Platz
( Location ) |
110 × 60 | Bad Kissingen , district town in Bavaria | March 6, 1891 | The course is located in an area in which the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Kissinger Strasse
( Location ) |
780 | Bad Kissingen , district town in Bavaria | Jan. 8, 1892 | In 1892 the route of street S 33 and street 37b defined in the development plan was merged to form Kissinger Straße. The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . In the Berlin street list, Kissinger Straße is shown as a municipal street ( Okstra class "G" ), except for a section of 110 meters . The road lies between Berkaer Straße and KGA Oeynhausen and crosses the Auguste-Victoria-, Davoser, Weinheimer, Tölzer and Cunostraße as a connecting route, it is included in the RBS class "VWEG" and does not have to meet the equipment requirements of a route (STRA). There is a street of the same name in Steglitz . |
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( Location ) |
Kösener Strasse
150 | Bad Kösen , part of Naumburg in Saxony-Anhalt | 1902 | The previous name was street S 1 from 1885 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Kolberger Platz
( Location ) |
(triangular shape) |
60 × 60 Kolberg (formerly: Colberg, today: Kołobrzeg), port city in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship , Poland | July 22, 1908 | The course is located in an area in which several streets were named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Krampasplatz
( Location ) |
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60 × 40Krampas (formerly: Crampas), Baltic seaside resort on Rügen in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | 4th July 1929 | Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Kranzer Strasse
( Location ) |
260 | Cranz (today: Zelenogradsk), city in Kaliningrad Oblast , Russia | 4th July 1929 | On July 22, 1908, the southern section between Forckenbeckstrasse and Reichenhaller Strasse was separated and renamed Weinheimer Strasse. The remaining section between Hohenzollerndamm and Cunostraße was given its current name in 1929. |
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Kudowa Street
( Location ) |
650 | Bad Kudowa (today: Kudowa-Zdrój), a town in the powiat Kłodzki in Poland | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 16 from 1885 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Landecker Strasse
( Location ) |
170 | Bad Landeck (today: Ladek-Zdrój), town in the powiat Kłodzki in Poland | 1902 | The previous name was street S 30 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Lentzeallee
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
560 August Lentze (1860–1945), local and financial politician | Nov 26, 1917 | Parts of the street are in Dahlem and Wilmersdorf . |
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Lynx Trail
( Location ) |
560 | Lynx , wild cat | March 29, 1939 | The previous name was street G 24 . |
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Luciusstrasse
( Location ) |
230 | Robert Lucius von Ballhausen (1835–1914), Prussian politician | May 1905 | The previous name was street S 53 . On December 23, 1957, a small section to the northeast was included in Hundekehlestrasse. |
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Marienbader Strasse
( Location ) |
210 | Marienbad (today: Mariánské Lázne), city in the Czech Republic | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 9 from 1885 . On November 9, 1911, the northern section of Marienbader Strasse was renamed Plöner Strasse. The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Max-Eyth-Strasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
360 Max Eyth (1836–1906), engineer and writer | June 29, 1911 | The street was laid out in 1910 as street 59 . The southern section of the road runs in Dahlem . |
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Mecklenburg Street
( Location ) |
1080 (in the district) |
Mecklenburg , region in northern Germany | March 16, 1888 | The road was created by merging road 31a and road 31b . The previous names were Heideweg (before 1856), Schmargendorfer Weg (around 1856 to around 1885) and Wilmersdorfer Weg (around 1856 to around 1885). Parts of the street are in Wilmersdorf . |
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Messelstrasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
640 Alfred Messel (1853–1909), architect | Apr 10, 1910 | Messelstrasse was renamed Ruhlandallee in 1938 and renamed again in 1947. The southern section of the road runs in Dahlem . |
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Miquelstrasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
810 Johannes von Miquel (1828–1901), Prussian Minister of State and Finance | May 2, 1905 | The previous name was Street 21 . The southern section of the road runs in Dahlem . |
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Miedzyzdroje Street
( Location ) |
590 | Miedzyzdroje (today: Miedzyzdroje), town on Wolin Island , West Pomeranian Voivodeship , Poland | March 6, 1891 | Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Oeynhauser Strasse
( Location ) |
120 | Bad Oeynhausen , town in the Minden-Lübbecke district in North Rhine-Westphalia | 4th July 1929 | The previous name was Oeynhausener Straße from 1891 to 1929 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Orber Street
( Location ) |
520 | Bad Orb , town in the Main-Kinzig district in Hesse | 1912 | The previous name was street S 3 from 1885 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Paulsborner Strasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
390 Paulsborn , farmstead laid out in 1800 and later forester's house on the Grunewaldsee | March 16, 1888 | In 1888 Street 15 , Street 34 , Street S 15 and Street G 16 were merged into one street. Parts of the street are in Halensee , Grunewald and Wilmersdorf . |
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Place at the Wild Boar
( Location ) |
( trapezoidal shape ) |
80 × 50 after the garden restaurant Zum Wilden Eber located there | 1922 | The southern edge of the square forms the district boundary between Wilmersdorf and Dahlem . |
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Plöner Strasse
( Location ) |
360 | Plön , district town in Schleswig-Holstein | Nov 9, 1911 | The northern section of Marienbader Strasse was renamed Plöner Strasse in 1911. |
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Pücklerstrasse
( Location ) |
1180 | Erdmann von Pückler (1792–1869), registrar , Prussian civil servant and politician | from 1905 | The road was laid out in 1900/1901. At the beginning of the 20th century, Pücklerstraße led from Platz am Wilden Eber to Parkstraße (today: Bernadottestraße). Extension in 1913 in a westerly direction to Clayallee . Since 1950 it has been running to Goldfinkweg in Dahlem after the inclusion of the S 93 . The southern side of the street is in Dahlem . |
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Fawn path
( Location ) |
170 | Fawn , young deer | March 29, 1939 | The previous name was street G 25 . |
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Reichenhaller Strasse
( Location ) |
600 | Bad Reichenhall , district town of the Berchtesgadener Land district in Bavaria | March 6, 1891 | The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . | |
Reinerzstrasse
( Location ) |
300 | Bad Reinerz (today: Duszniki-Zdrój), health resort in Lower Silesia | from 1891 | The previous name was street S 23 from 1885 . The north side of the street is in Grunewald . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Rheinbabenallee
( Location ) |
870 | Georg von Rheinbaben (1855–1921), Prussian politician | May 2, 1905 | The previous name was street S 22 from 1885 . Property number 49 from Rheinbabenallee belongs to Dahlem . |
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Rintelner Strasse
( Location ) |
90 | Rinteln , town in the Schaumburg district in Lower Saxony | May 17, 1930 | The street runs between Orber Straße and Salzbrunner Straße. |
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Ruhlaer Strasse
( Location ) |
290 | Ruhla , town in the Wartburg district in Thuringia | March 6, 1891 | The street runs from Hundekehlestrasse and Schellendorffstrasse to Hohenzollerndamm . |
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Salzbrunner Strasse
( Location ) |
750 | Ober Salzbrunn (from 1939: Bad Salzbrunn, today: Szczawno Zdrój), town in the Dolnoslaskie Voivodeship | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 20 from 1885 . |
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Saßnitzer Strasse
( Location ) |
110 | Sassnitz , town on the island of Ruegen on the Baltic Sea | 1902 | Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Schellendorffstrasse
( Location ) |
580 | Paul Bronsart von Schellendorff (1832-1891), Prussian general | May 16, 1938 | The previous name around 1908 to 1938 was Friedenthalstrasse . |
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Schweinfurthstrasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
100 Georg August Schweinfurth (1836–1925), Africa explorer | May 14, 1909 | The previous name was 23 Street . The southern section of the road runs in Dahlem . |
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Selchowstrasse
( Location ) |
280 | Werner von Selchow (1806–1884), Prussian Minister of Agriculture | 1906 | The previous name was S 24 from 1900 . |
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Sulzaer Strasse
( Location ) |
240 | Bad Sulza , town in the Weimarer Land district in Thuringia | March 6, 1891 | The previous name was street S 2 from 1885 . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Teplitzer Strasse
( Location ) |
550 | Teplice (today: Teplice), health resort in northern Bohemia | Apr 1, 1898 | The previous name from 1885 was street S 11 . On July 1, 1967, a short section in the north was included in Hubertusallee. The road land and the west side of the road are in Grunewald . The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Tölzer Strasse
( Location ) |
470 | Bad Tölz , district town in Upper Bavaria | 1890 | The street is located in an area where the names were given after well-known health resorts . |
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Waldmeisterstraße
( Location ) |
240 | Woodruff , plant | Oct 24, 1922 | The previous name was street G 86 . On March 21, 1956, Schumacherplatz was incorporated into Waldmeisterstraße. Part of the street is in Grunewald . |
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Wangerooger Steig
( Location ) |
100 | Wangerooge , easternmost of the seven inhabited East Frisian Islands | Dec 15, 1930 | Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Warmbrunner Strasse
( Location ) |
(in the district) |
480 Bad Warmbrunn (today Cieplice Slaskie-Zdrój), health resort at the foot of the Giant Mountains | Jan. 24, 1898 | The previous name from 1890 was street S 19 and Wilmersdorfer street (1898-1902). The western section of the road is in Grunewald . The street lies in the district between Grunewald (Auguste-Viktoria-Straße) and Cunostraße / corner of Hohenzollerndamm, to which there is no exit. In the area, the names have been given after well-known health resorts . In the Berlin Road Register (RBS), the road is designated as a normal driving and municipal road at 450 meters, but 30 meters belong to Okstra class F and are designated as a pedestrian path (RBS: FUWE). In the district there are plots 18–52 (even) and 11–45 (odd), which are preferably built on with residential houses, with the exception of plot 25/27 and the corner (29, 31 does not exist) on Salzbrunner Strasse with the Evangelical Gymnasium zum Grauen Kloster on the property and at the address Salzbrunner Straße 41. |
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Warnemünder Strasse
( Location ) |
500 | Warnemünde , district of Rostock on the Baltic Sea | March 6, 1891 | Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Weinheimer Strasse
( Location ) |
490 | Weinheim , town in the Rhein-Neckar district in Baden-Württemberg | July 22, 1908 | The street was created when the southern section of Cranzer Straße was cut off. |
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Wild duck path
( Location ) |
190 | Wild ducks , wild ducks | March 29, 1939 | The previous name was street G 27 . |
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Sopot Street
( Location ) |
470 | Sopot , German name of the Polish city of Sopot | March 6, 1891 | Around 1906 the street was extended to the south to Lentzeallee. The road area and the east side of the road are in Wilmersdorf . Several streets in this area have been named after seaside resorts on the North and Baltic Sea coasts . |
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Past and planned streets and squares
- In the 1900 address book for Schmargendorf the
- Auguste-Victoria-Strasse: Post district Halensee, Friedrichsruher Strasse, buildings 1, 2, 3, building sites, Zimmerplatz, Caspar-Theiss-Strasse, building sites, Paulsborner Strasse
- Breitestraße: Mecklenburgischestraße, Stoerweg, Davoser-, Spandauer-, Hundekehle-, Warnemünder- Zoppoterstraße, most of the plots 1–50 are built on, including the school and community center and the church
- Camprasplatz on Doberanerstrasse
- Davoser Straße between Breite and Spandauer Straße, with construction sites and the Schulzeschen Haus
- Delbrückstraße: Post district Grunewald, between Hubertusbader and Karlsbader Straße with the Jaretzkeschen house
- Doberaner Strasse: Warnemünder, Heiligendammerstrasse, Saßnitzer Strasse, with construction sites and the five-party house on plot 4
- Forckenbeckstraße: Post district Wilmersdorf, from Schmargendorfer train station, with the V. Städtische Gasanstalt
- Franzensbader Straße: Spandauer, Elgersburger, Reinertzstraße, Hubertusallee, Hubertusbader Straße, with construction sites and the restaurants Franzensbad and Waldpark; the former belonging to the Grunewald postal district
- Friedrichshaller Strasse: Mecklenburgische to Davoser Strasse with the Villa Henkel
- Friedrichsruher Straße: Post district Halensee, Kunz-Buntschuh-, Auguste-Victoria-, Paulsborner Straße, 1–7 are in Halensee, 11, 12, 13 are built up with multi-family houses
- Heiligendammer Strasse: Sopoter, Misdroyer, Doberaner, Warnemünder Strasse, 1–10 and 19, 25, 27, 40, 41 (consecutive) are built with multi-family houses.
- Helgolandstrasse: Sopoter to Mecklenburgische Strasse, with 1, 4, 5 buildings and houses 6 and 18 are home to farmers
- Hubertusbader Straße: to the Grunewald post district, Hubertusallee / Delbrück- / Karlsbader / Franzensbader Straße, construction sites and three restaurants: St. Hubertus, Waldhaus and Waldpark
- Hundekehlestrasse: from the width of the corner of Spandauer Strasse to Kösener Strasse with built-up plots 1–9 (odd), of which 6a construction site, 10–14 (built-up), Sulzaer Strasse, 15–20 except construction site 17 with residential buildings, Ruhlaerstrasse, residential buildings 21, 22, Marienbader Strasse, construction sites, Karlsbader Strasse, construction sites, Teplitzer Strasse
- Kirchstrasse: From Misdroyerstrasse onwards, two residential buildings are built on plot 1 and 2.
- Kösener Strasse: Hundekehlestrasse – Spandauer Strasse, 3 has a two-party house, on 4 there is a 14-party house from the Post, Savings and Advance Association
- Mecklenburgische Strasse: between the districts Wilmersdorf and Wilmersdorf with the developed plots 48, 49 and 52 across Friedrichshaller, Breite, Helgolandstrasse
- Misdroyer Straße: Heiligendammer, Kirch-, Warnemünder Saßnitzer Straße, 14 residential buildings on the consecutively numbered lots 1–25, on 7 the churchyard
- Ruhlaer Strasse with lots 1–25 between Hundekehlestrasse and Spandauer Strasse, three residential buildings (21/22 a ten-party house)
- Saßnitzer Strasse: Misdroyer Strasse, Doberaner Strasse / Camprasplatz, built on with the Bohm'schen house
- Spandauer Strasse: Davoser / Franzensbader / Karlsbader >> Teplitzer Strasse << Karlsbader / Marienbader / Sulzaer / Kösener / Hundekehlestrasse: Property 1 is built by the owner Farmer Balz for two tenants, followed by construction sites of the Balzschen heirs to Franzensbader Strasse
- Sulzaer Straße: Hundekehlestraße, 1–4 construction sites, 5, 6 with two residential buildings, Spandauer Straße, on the right a new building by master mason Müller on the corner of Hundekehlestraße
- Teplitzer Strasse: Hundekehlestrasse, construction site of the Schmidt heirs on property 1, 2–8: residential buildings then construction sites, Egerstrasse, Spandauer Strasse, Hubertusbader Strasse
- Warnemünder Strasse: Breite Strasse, 1-7 residential buildings, Misdroyer Strasse, construction sites, Doberaner Strasse, construction sites and 14/15 residential building, Heiligendammer Strasse, Spandauer Forst district.
- Zoppoter Street: width over Heiligendamm to Helgolandstraße, some built-up of the plots 1-17: 1 of farmer Schmidt, 2 of widow Senewaldt, 3 of reindeer Kräkenbrinck, 14 of farmer Schulz, 15 of Fuhrherr Schoneberg, 16 is an eight party House the stucco shop Drechsler & Ernst owned by the two sculptors E. and H. Drechsler
The houses are inhabited or used by an agency business, an architect, five bakers, two barbers, a building contractor and a beer publisher, three sculptors, three fuel dealers, a bronze goods dealer, a bookstore, a cigarette and tobacco shop, eight colonial goods dealers and a clothing store for men’s wardrobe , a wood turner, two drug and perfumery shops, four butchers, a forage shop, a fruit and vegetable dealer, six trucking shops, two gardeners, 17 inns, some with a restaurant on site, a glazier, two midwives, an engineer, two plumbers, a cook , a basket maker, six painters (including three painters), a master bricklayer, three mechanics / opticians, a metal goods dealer, five dairies, three flatworkers, a trimmings retail shop, a plasterer, a saddler, four fitters, a blacksmith, seven tailors, a chimney sweep, five shoemakers, a wheelwright, three plasterers and three upholsterers and decorators, two carpenters and two potters, a clockmaker, a washing and tiling house, a wine wholesaler in the St. Hubertus restaurant, a draftsman and a carpenter.
In the 1900 address book, the plan of the Berlin-Südwesten Terraingesellschaft gives an overview of the building plans and the roads laid out and intended for them.
- At the student home
- In the black ground
- Rückertstrasse
- Roseneck : The place officially named Roseneck is in Grunewald. However, in parlance the entire open space with the traffic and green areas up to Schmargendorf is called "Roseneck". Roseneck in this sense is used as the destination of the BVG buses . The Roseneck square was always west of the Hohenzollerndamm, but the area mentioned extended between Königsberger and Marienbader Strasse over the Hohenzollerndamm, including the square and Königsmarck- / Hundekehlestrasse.
In the city map of Berlin, Verlag Richard Schwarz, 1946, east of Cunostraße on the grounds of the allotment garden colonies are noted:
- Nenndorfer Strasse
- Oeynhauser Straße (northern extension of the street that exists today)
- Pyrmonter Strasse
- Lippspringer Strasse
- Driburger Strasse .
Other locations in Schmargendorf
Allotment gardens
The colonies 'Oeynhausen', 'Mannheim' and 'Kissingen' (south), as well as 'Friedrichshall' and 'Alt-Rheingau' are located in the area between Forckenbeckstrasse and Friedrichshaller Strasse (along the suburbs of Mecklenburgische Strasse) west of the Mecklenburgische Strasse junction. The KGA 'Blaupunkt' continues this closed allotment garden north of Forckenbeckstraße and is bordered by the Post Commercial Center, the summer pool and sports facilities. In the northwest of the district is the KGA 'Paulsborn-Kudowa' on the border with Grunewald (Auguste-Victoria-Straße), south of the Charlottenburger to Kudowastraße bordered by residential buildings. The small colony Orber- / Cunostraße was located between these two north of Charlottenburger Straße and is built on by the daycare center, it is no longer listed in the KGA plan from 2014. In 1975, the Wilmersdorf district association had 7500 parcels. Political developments made Wilmersdorf a city district in the period after the Wall was built in 1961, increased demand for housing and communal facilities and many allotment gardens disappeared as building land.
- Colony 'Alt Rheingau': This colony has a total area of 8812 m² and 33 members. It is included in the Senate Administration's allotment garden development plan under number 4081 as KGA 'Alt Rheingau' with the address Mecklenburgische Straße 38/40. The complex is included in "Category Va" (permanent allotment gardens according to the development plan) with eleven parcels on 2312 m² of private leased area and 15 parcels on 3856 m² on state-owned leased land. Plant part b consists of eight parcels on 2644 m² and is only temporarily secured under category III a: fictitious permanent allotment gardens provided as building areas according to the land use plan . The 'Alt Rheingau' colony was founded on April 1st, 1911. By resolution of the Senate, the protection period for sub-area b has been extended to 2020.
- 'Blaupunkt' colony: It was founded on April 1st, 1934. This garden with the postal address Forckenbeckstraße 15 is permanently secured in the inventory by the representation in the land use plan as a green area, with the identification as KGA 'Blaupunkt'. These 22 parcels are included as fictitious permanent allotment gardens according to Category Vb on 6084 m² of state-owned leased land under 4085 in the allotment garden development plan.
- The 'Friedrichshall' colony owns 41 parcels on 13,995 m² of state-owned leased land. The KGA Friedrichshall is included in the development plan under 4088 with category Vb (fictitious permanent allotment gardens on FNP green spaces) with the address Friedrichshaller Straße 2-5 as permanently secured. The colony 'Friedrichshall e. V. ' was founded on October 11, 1919.
- Colony 'Kissingen': This garden colony near 'Alt-Rheingau' is included in the development plan (4093) under the postal address Mecklenburgische Straße 38/42 in part as a permanently secured KGA 'Friedrichshall' (listed as "Va") the area is defined with a development plan. This applies to the permanent allotment gardens on 158 plots of the 43,894 m² of the state's own and 12 plots of 3487 m² of private land of the gardening association. For the 15 parcels on 4384 state land there is only temporary security (IIIa), as these areas are intended for development according to the land use plan. By resolution of the Senate, the protection period for this sub-area has been extended to 2020.
- Colony 'Mannheim': This colony is not listed separately in the KGA plan from 2014. The 'Am Fenn' colony on the other side of the autobahn in the Wilmersdorf district was founded on May 1, 1916 as the 'Rudolfstadt' colony and was renamed as the Mannheim colony in 1934, but 'Am Fenn' since 1945.
- Colony 'Oeynhausen': There was a referendum on this KGA Oeynhausen on the further use of this facility (4096) at Friedrichshaller Strasse 2-5. In the KGA plan of 2014, 135 parcels on 38,587 m² are now permanently secured as "Va" (permanent allotment gardens according to the development plan), another 302 parcels on a private area of 92,785 m² are highly secured as "IV": other allotments with representation in the FNP than green spaces. Colony 'Oeynhausen e. V. ' was founded on July 12, 1904. The colony has a total area of 131,372 m² and 436 members.
- Colony 'Paulsborn-Kudowa': named after the location in the Kudowastraße (local location Paulsborn) located on land, the KGA 'Paulsborn-Kudowa' is only secured for a time (initially) until 2020 according to the "Allotment Garden Development Plan 2014" (number 4097 as category IIIa) . The 35 plots on 7480 m² are fictitious permanent allotments that are entered in the land use plan as building areas. The Paulsborn-Kudowa colony was founded in 1950, it is located at Kudowastraße 3–7 / Charlottenbrunner Straße 25–28 in 14193 Berlin and, according to the district association, has a total area of 10,023 m² and 46 members.
Settlements
The banker Carl Fürstenberg bought land from Schmargendorf farmers in the 1890s with the "Handelsgesellschaft für Grundbesitz". Some of the residential complexes built before the First World War are still owned by this company. Confined, uniform residential buildings were built on Schmargendorfer Strasse.
- Reichsbanksiedlung (1923–1926) by Werner March ( Lage ) on Kissinger Platz
- Kirchstrasse residential complex
- Borkumer Strasse residential complex
- Franzensbader Strasse residential complex
Green spaces
In addition to several green areas at and on squares in the district, the following must be specified:
- Messelpark , 50 meters wide along Bernadottestraße, north of Pücklerstraße, it is in the district, the south belongs to Dahlem
- Schmargendorf cemetery: State-owned cemetery Schmargendorf Misdroyer Strasse 51/53, an avenue equarment cemetery on 16,215 m² with two architectural monuments: family grave Tübbecke from 1898 and wall grave B 5–6 for Julius Habicht from 1912. The New Apostolic Church at Warnemünder Strasse 3 and the village church are also located Schmargendorf in the Breiten Straße 38 on the edge of the cemetery.
- Retention basin: 2.3 hectares between Hohenzollerndamm (behind the Kreuzkirche, No. 150a), Forckenbeckstraße, Cunostraße, Kranzer Straße (south of the Wilmersdorf secondary school)
- Flinsberger Platz with playground
- Carl-Ludwig-Schleich-Promenade, green corridor north of Plöner Straße to Hubertusallee
Sports facilities
The sports facilities in the district are concentrated on the area between Fritz-Wildung-, Cuno-, Forckenbeckstraße, the industrial center adjoining it to the east and the city motorway to the north, as well as several sports fields are located here
- Wilmersdorf Stadium , Forckenbeckstraße 14a (between the ice stadium and the summer pool)
- Horst-Dohm-Eisstadion , Fritz-Wildung-Straße 9
- Stadtbad Wilmersdorf II (school and club pool), Fritz-Wildung-Straße 7 and 7a
- Wilmersdorf summer pool in the southeast of the sports grounds, access from Forckenbeckstraße 14, next to KGA Blaupunkt (No. 15)
- Tennis hall, Cunostraße 28
- Werner-Ruhemann-Sporthalle, Forckenbeckstraße 37 on the corner with Cunostraße
- Lothar Jordan Center for Sports Medicine, Forckenbeckstrasse 21
- Harald Mellerowicz Sports Hall, Forckenbeckstraße 18/20
- Shooting ranges, Forckenbeckstrasse 17a
Furthermore there is
- the tennis courts Reinerzstraße 8, between Cunostraße and behind Hohenzollerndamm 67-76 (ongoing)
- the weightlifting hall on Karlsbader Strasse
See also
literature
- Karl Ernst Rimbach, Wilmersdorf district office of Berlin (ed.): 750 years of Schmargendorf. Festschrift on the occasion of the city anniversary. Publishing house for local history Rimbach & Poser, Berlin 1955.
- Working group on the history of Wilmersdorf (ed.): Schmargendorf. Metropol Verlag, Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-932482-96-4 .
- Hans-Jürgen Mende and Kurt Wernicke: Berliner Bezirkslexikon, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf . Spiess-Verlag, 2004, ISBN 3-7759-0479-4
Web links
- Map of Berlin 1: 5000 with district boundaries. Senate Department for Urban Development Berlin, 2009, accessed on November 27, 2010 .
- Street directory Schmargendorf. kaupert media gmbh, accessed on October 30, 2010 .
- Berlin-Brandenburg Statistics Office: Directory of streets and squares in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district (as of February 2015); PDF
- Lexicon: Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf from A to Z - streets
Individual evidence
- ↑ District list of streets in the detailed network to the FIS broker ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Location of the district boundary according to the FIS Broker map display detail network Berlin
- ↑ Map of Berlin 1: 5000 (Soldner coordinates R = 17324, H = 18252)
- ^ "Ideal" catalog from 1937 ( memento from March 29, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) and pictures from 1938 of the Blaupunkt main factory in Berlin-Wilmersdorf
- ↑ Stadion am Lochowdamm at www.weltfussball.de
- ^ Streets in Schmargendorf . In: Address book for Berlin and its suburbs , 1900, V. Theil, p. 186. “District Teltow, 2850 inhabitants”.
- ^ Plan of the Terraingesellschaft Berlin-Südwest . In: Address book for Berlin and its suburbs , 1900. "Schmargendorf and Friedenau are shown as neighboring towns".
- ↑ see address book 1928
- ↑ Pharus city map Berlin large edition: Grunewald around 1954 ( Memento from June 2, 2014 in the web archive archive.today )
- ↑ Berlin with sector borders, Richard Schwarz Nachf., Grunewald around 1960 ( Memento from June 2, 2014 in the web archive archive.today )
- ↑ Large Berlin city map, Verlag Richard Schwarz Nachf. / Berlin W 30: Grunewald around 1961
- ↑ a b District Association of Allotment Gardeners Berlin-Wilmersdorf
- ↑ Allotment gardens in the map series
- ^ History of allotment gardens in Berlin
- ^ History of the Wilmersdorf district association
- ↑ Urban development: allotment garden development plans by district
- ↑ a b c allotment garden development plan Berlin, update 2014, appendix
- ^ Allotment gardeners association Oeynhausen e. V.
- ↑ KGA diary /
- ↑ Entry in the Berlin State Monument List
- ↑ Entry in the Berlin State Monument List