Habenhauser Landstrasse

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Habenhauser Landstrasse
coat of arms
Street in Bremen
Habenhauser Landstrasse
Obervieland 1809: middle / right: Huckelriede and habenhausen
Basic data
city Bremen
district Neustadt , Obervieland
Created 13th Century
Cross streets Niedersachsendamm , Ottjen-Alldag- Str., Way to Klaus-Groth-Str., Way to Julius-Bamberger- Str., Fellendsweg, Scipiostr., Fontanestr., Habenhauser Brückenstr., Steinsetzerstr., Oskar-Drees- Str., Friedrich -Engels -Str., Solthören, Holzdamm
use
User groups Cars, bikes and pedestrians
Road design two lane road
Technical specifications
Street length 2400 meters
Simon-Petrus-Kirche habenhauser Dorfstrasse 42

The habenhauser Landstrasse is a central thoroughfare in Bremen , districts Neustadt and Obervieland , districts Huckelriede and habenhausen . It leads in a west-east direction from the street Huckelriede to habenhauser Dorfstraße.

It is divided into the sub-areas

The cross streets and connecting streets were u. a. named as Huckelriede since 1564 after Huckel = holperich and Riede = lowland, Niedersachsendamm after an inner dike and the federal state, Ottjen-Alldag -Straße 1957 after the title character of the novel by Georg Droste (1866-1935), way to Klaus-Groth -Straße to the Low German lyric poet (1819–1899), route to the allotment garden area, route to Julius-Bamberger- Strasse after the department store owner (1880–1951), Fellendsweg to Fellende = end of field, Scipiostrasse after the entrepreneur in the fruit trade Gustav Scipio (1872–1949), Fontanestrasse after the writer Theodor Fontane (1819–1898), habenhauser Brückenstraße , which leads to the Karl-Carstens-Brücke from 1970, Steinsetzerstraße after the stone setters who lived in Arsten, Oskar-Drees -straße after the educator, sports official and politician ( SPD ) (1889 –1968), Friedrich-Engels- Strasse after the philosopher and socialist social theorist (1820–1895), Solthören after a field name ( Solt = Salt, which was smuggled here), Holzd amm, which led to Feldmark Im habenhauser Holz and habenhauser Dorfstraße after the district; otherwise see the link to the streets.

history

The Vieland was a flat, swampy land that was partially cultivated from 1201. Bremen gained state rights in the 14th century. Habenhausen was mentioned in 1124 as Hoobenhusen and Huckelryde was first mentioned in 1489. In 1812 habenhausen had 402 (today around 8,000) and Huckelriede only a few inhabitants (today around 7,000). In 1962 Obervieland became a district.

The street was an old way in the field mark habenhauser field , which can be found in a map from 1809 from the Gohgericht Ober Vieland . The way led from the Bremer Neustadt past u. a. on the parcels of horse pasture , Schuacker , Fell Enden , Krumme Acker and Solthören to the village habenhausen . It was paved as a country road in the 19th century.

The nearby Werdersee - as a flood channel for the Weser - was created from 1953 to 1956. The municipal cemetery Huckelriede as a park and lawn cemetery was built until 1956. The Free Evangelical Confession School Bremen was founded in 1979.

The garden city of Werdersee has been planned for around 600 apartments next to the Huckelriede cemetery on the Kleine Weser since 2016/17 .

traffic

The Arsten motorway slip road has been relieving the habenhauser Landstrasse considerably since the 1960s.

The then tram line 1 (since 1998 line 4) was extended from Arsterdamm to Kattenturm and Arsten in 1973.

The Bremen tram touches the street today with line 4 ( Arsten - Lilienthal ).

In local transport in Bremen, the road runs through the bus route 51 (Huckelriede – habenhauser Landstrasse – Kattenturm Klinikum Links der Weser). (Partially replaced by line 27 at the end of 2019)

Buildings and facilities

On the street there are predominantly one to two-story residential houses and commercial buildings.

Notable buildings and facilities

  • Huckelriede municipal cemetery as a park and lawn cemetery from 1956 according to plans by Horticultural Director Erich Ahlers and the Bremen Horticultural Office. It is 27.1 hectares in size and has a chapel and the municipal crematorium .
  • No. 67: 1-sch. Residential house with two 3-storey. Gables
  • Path to the allotment area and to the Krimpelsee, then
  • Commercial area to habenhauser Brückenstraße
  • In between Dellfeldsfleet with hiking trail
  • Corner of habenhauser Brückenstraße 1: 2-storey. Red- eyed Evangelical Confession School Bremen in U-shape from 1979 (elementary school, high school, grammar school)
  • No. 265: 1-sch. plastered house from 1906 with 2-storied Medium risalit

See also

literature

Coordinates: 53 ° 3 ′ 1.2 "  N , 8 ° 50 ′ 46.8"  E