Hammersbecker Strasse

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Hammersbecker Strasse
coat of arms
Street in Bremen
Basic data
city Bremen
district Vegesack
Created 19th century
Cross streets Borchshöher Str., Gärdesstr., Middenmang, Aumunder Feldstr., Dobbheide, Walter-Flex-Str., Georg-Gleistein-Str., Meinert-Löffler-Strasse, Pezelstrasse, Fährer Str., Fährer Kämpe, Kirchhooper Str., Cord -Cöper-Str., Schollenweg, Vulkanstr., Johann-Janssen-Str., Hahnhorster Str., Rosenstr., Löhstr.
use
User groups Cars, bikes and pedestrians
Road design two lane road
Technical specifications
Street length 2800 meters

The Hammer Becker Street is a transit and access road in Bremen , district of Vegesack , districts Aumund-Hammersbeck , Vegesack and ferry Lobbendorf . It leads in the north of Vegesack in an east-west direction from Borchshöher Strasse to Wohldstrasse and the Bremen-Nord Clinic and to Blumenthal .

The cross and connecting streets were named u. a. as Borchshöher Straße after the noble family von der Borch (1181–1502), Gärdesstraße after a resident family, Middenmang for ndt. in the middle, Aumunder Feldstraße after the fields to which it leads, Dobbheide after the ndt. Dobbe for lower land, on the the Dobbheide grew, Walter-Flex -Straße after the writer (1887-1917), Georg-Gleistein -Straße after sailing ship captain and Tauwerkfabrikanten (1771-1831), Meinert-Löffler -Straße after community leaders in Hammersbeck (1872-1950), Pezelstraße after the reformed theologian (1539–1604), Fährer Straße after the district, Fährer Kämpe after the field name (ndt. Kamp = field), Kirchhooper Straße after the location in / near Eggestedt , Cord-Cöper-Straße after the shipbuilder (around 1632), Schollenweg 1967 after a corridor, Vulkanstraße after the former Bremer Vulkan shipyard , Johann-Janssen-Straße after the shipbuilder (around 1777 / † 1802), Hahnhorster Straße 1954 after the former location of Groß- and Kleinhahnhorst in / near Heilshorn , Rosenstraße after the flower, Löhstraße after the ndt. Designation Lö or Löh for wood, two unnamed streets and Wohldstraße = Waldstraße; otherwise see the link to the streets.

history

Surname

Hammersbecker Straße was named after the town of Hammersbeck, now the Aumund-Hammersbeck district . The landowners Hammer lived in Hammersbeck on the Beeke .

development

Aumund-Hammersbeck belonged to the Blumenthal lordship. In 1821 Hammersbeck belonged to the parish of Blumenthal with 133 inhabitants and initially to the Blumenthal office and from 1885 to the Blumenthal district with 453 inhabitants . In the 1920s, Hammersbeck was incorporated into Aumund. In 1939 the towns came to Bremen and in 1946 they formed the Aumund-Hammersbeck district (2014 with 7,422 inhabitants) in the Vegesack district.

The district is characterized by a nature zone with the Hammersbecker Wiesen nature reserve , the Beckedorfer Beeke , the Aumunder fishing pond and the surrounding area near Beckedorf and Löhnhorst.

Fähr (formerly Vehr or Fehr ) with a Weser ferry was settled since the 16th century and in 1855 had 613 inhabitants. Lobbendorf was mentioned in 1139 as Lobbenthorpe .

traffic

South of the street, the federal highway 270 runs parallel from 2001 through the rededication of a section of the federal highway 74. It leads to Blumenthal or Burglesum on the highway A 27 (Cuxhaven-Hanover) and has the junction on Wohldstrasse in Blumenthal, a driveway towards Bremen at Löhstraße and the Vegesack-Mitte junction via Aumunder Feldstraße.

The railway connection to the neighboring Bremen-Farge – Bremen-Vegesack line from 1888 has been in place again since 2008 through the Bremen-Aumund station . Since the end of 2011, the RS 1 line of the regional S-Bahn Bremen / Lower Saxony has been running continuously from Bremen- Farge via Bremen-Aumund to Bremen-Vegesack and via Bremen main station to Verden .

In transport in Bremen bus lines run through 90 (Gröpelingen ↔ Neuenkirchen) and 95 (Gröpelingen ↔ Bockhorn) the road.

Buildings and facilities

On the street there are mostly one to three-story apartment buildings and a few commercial buildings.

Notable buildings and facilities

  • On the Flintacker No. 51: 1- to 2-ply. Borchshöhe elementary school in Aumund-Hammersbeck with around 180 students; Here the local history researcher Bernhard Ahlers was a teacher from 1904 and rector from 1927 to 1936.
  • No. 35 to 44: 3-ply Residential houses from after 1970
  • No. 43 and 47: Two 1-sided Residential houses with side 2-stor. Gable risalit with mansard roof and bay window
  • No. 45: 1-sch. House with a mansard roof
  • No. 50 to 56: 3-ply newer rental houses
  • No. 57-59: 1-gesch. Shopping market
  • Crossing of the single-track line RS1 with Bremen-Aumund station on Meinert-Löffler-Straße
  • No. 87: 1-gesch. Shopping market
  • Fährer Str. 2–4: 1- and 2-storey. Hammersbeck primary school with around 180 students and a gym on Hammersbecker Strasse
  • No. 123: 1-gesch. New building with the Eyup Sultan Bahce Mosque
  • No. 142: 3-sch. Residential and commercial building with a gable roof
  • No. 148 to 160: 2-tier Plastered houses with pitched roofs from around 1970
  • No. 164a: 2-sch. Plastered residential and commercial building from the 1970s with a restaurant
  • No. 172 to 182: 2- to 4-layered Building complex with the self-help social center Bremen-Nord, Blumenhorster Str. 20
  • No. 173: 3-sch. Newer office and commercial building with the seat of Gewosie housing cooperative Bremen-Nord from 1894 with over 7100 members and around 4000 apartments (2012).
  • No. 193: 1-gesch. Shopping market
  • No. 228: 2- to 6-ply Municipal Clinic Bremen-Nord with 462 (2014) beds and 629 (2014) employees. A comprehensive expansion and modernization of the hospital took place in the 1960s with further new buildings from 1972, 1975, 1978, 1984, 1988, 1995/96, 2002/03 and 2008.
    • Stop of the RS1 Bremen Clinic Bremen-Nord / Beckedorf

Art objects

  • Dobbheide No. 82: Sculpture Two Boys in Conversation from 1968 by August Tölken

See also

literature

  • Monika Porsch: Bremer Straßenlexikon , complete edition. Schünemann, Bremen 2003, ISBN 3-7961-1850-X .

Coordinates: 53 ° 11 '3.6 "  N , 8 ° 36" 49.4 "  E