high Street
Hohe Straße (in Austria : Hochstraße ) is a historical generic name that was used to designate old streets in various areas that ran along watersheds, away from settlements and valleys. Because of their leadership over higher altitudes, they could be used all year round, regardless of precipitation and seasons. The high streets known today were mostly recorded and documented at the beginning of the trigonometric mapping and have been known since then:
- High street leading to the Dielerschanze , an ancient fortress in hallway , Ostfriesland leads
- Hohe Strasse, an old street between Nuremberg, Frankfurt, Limburg and Cologne
- Hohe Strasse, the section Frankfurt am Main-Leipzig-Silesia-Poland on the Via Regia and Via Regia Lusatiae Superioris
- Cologne High Heer and Escort Road from Cologne to Frankfurt
- High street Mainz-Frankfurt, since the Middle Ages as Elisabethenstraße referred
- the Hohe Straße, an old Roman military road from Dieburg , capital of the Civitas Auderiensium , on the one hand to the Stockstadt Fort and before dividing to the Obernburg Fort via Radheim in a west-east direction. The street is so named because to this day it is up to 1.5 m above the often swampy level of the Gersprenzauen ; Won in the clover townspeople salt marshes near Kleestadt one was Miliarium found, probably 4 Leugen of Dieburg was erected removed and the height of the castle Schlierbach or today's road mill is to be placed
- an old path that leads along the easternmost ridge of the Odenwald from Schlierbach (Schaafheim) and Klein-Umstadt and, past the Roman settlement of Wamboltsches Schlösschen , via Breuberg Castle into the deeper Odenwald and then connects to the Odenwald Limes
- Hohe Straße, a section of the route that leads between Walldürn and the Rehberg in the Odenwald over the Upper Germanic-Rhaetian Limes .
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Hohe Straße between Kocher and Jagst , long-distance connection between Bad Wimpfen and Nuremberg probably already in existence in early Celtic times ; with, from more recent times,
Hohe Straße (Schöntal) , district in the Westernhausen part of the municipality of Schöntal, Hohenlohekreis, Baden-Württemberg - Hohe Straße in the Bavarian Rhön, from Nordheim on the ridge east of the Steu to the Abtsberg and further on to Kaltensundheim . Largely unpaved (natural path) with distinctive gullies and narrow axle widths (cart width).
- Hohe Straße between Osterode and Pöhlde , trade route Osterode am Harz - Düna - Hörden am Harz - Elbingerode am Harz - Pöhlde with a branch to Herzberg am Harz
Inner city streets:
- Hohe Strasse (Düsseldorf)
- Hohe Straße (Hanover) , a well-known traffic route in the Electorate of Hanover
- Hohe Strasse (Cologne) , one of the busiest shopping streets in Germany, whose origins go back to Roman times
See also
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Helmut Zimmermann : Hohe Straße , in ders .: The street names of the state capital Hanover . Verlag Hahnsche Buchhandlung, Hannover 1992, ISBN 3-7752-6120-6 , p. 120