List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Eimsbüttel

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Location of Hamburg-Eimsbüttel in Hamburg and in the Eimsbüttel district (light red)

The list of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Eimsbüttel is an overview of the streets, squares and bridges currently available in the Hamburg district of Eimsbüttel . It is part of the list of traffic areas in Hamburg .

overview

In Eimsbüttel (district numbers 301 to 310) there are 58004 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 3.3 km². Eimsbüttel is in the postcode areas 20144, 20253, 20255, 20257, 20259, 20357, 22525, 22527 and 22769.

In Eimsbüttel there are 118 designated traffic areas, including four squares and three bridges.

Overview of the streets

The following table gives an overview of all named traffic areas - streets, squares and bridges - in the district as well as some related information. In detail these are:

  • Name / location : current name of the street, square or bridge. Via the link ( location ), the street, the square or the bridge can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates approximately the middle. In the case of longer streets that lead through two or more parts of the city, it is therefore possible that the coordinate is in a different part of the city.
  • Street code: official street code, consisting of a letter (first letter of the street, the square or the bridge) and a three-digit number.
  • Length / dimensions in meters:
    Note: The length information contained in the overview are overview values rounded up or down according to mathematical rules , which were determined in the Digital Atlas North with the local scale. They are more for comparison purposes and, if official values ​​are known, are exchanged and marked separately.
    For squares, the dimensions are shown in the form a × b for rectangular systems or a × b × c for triangular systems with a as the longest edge.
    The addition ( in the district ) indicates how long the street is within the district if it runs through several districts.
  • Name origin : origin or reference of the name.
  • Date of designation : Year of the official designation or the first mention of a name, in case of uncertainty also the specification of a period.
  • Notes : Further information on nearby institutions, the history of the street, historical names, monuments, etc.
  • Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object.
Name / location Road
key 		Length / dimensions
(in meters) 		Origin of name Date of designation Remarks image
Agathenstrasse

( Location )

A043 0140 after the female first name 1899
Alardusstrasse

( Location )

A060 0305 Christian Heinrich Alardus (1789–1866), businessman and senator 1900
Old way

( Location )

A160 0190 after a popular name for part of the old road from Hamburg to Pinneberg 1928
Altonaer Strasse

( Location )

A167 0425 than the road leading to Altona 1847 Land on the southern side in Sternschanze , street area and northern side in Eimsbüttel.
Amandastrasse

( Location )

A372 0355 after the female first name 1865
At the pond

( Location )

A360 0320 after the location at the pond in Eimsbütteler Park 1877
Crossbow Street

( Location )

A458 0255 Georg (1818–1869) and Carl (1849–1896) Armbrust, music teachers and organists at St. Petri Church 1902
At the Apostle Church

( Location )

B161 0125 after the situation at the Apostle Church 1895
At the Christ Church

( Location )

B164 0115 after the situation at the Christ Church 1890 At the Christ Church
By the Schlump

( Location )

B221 0775 Origin unknown, first mentioned in 1752 as "Up dem Schlump" 1858 eastern half of the street in Rotherbaum , western half between Grindelallee and Bogenstrasse in Harvestehude , between Bogenstrasse and the intersection of Schäferkampsallee / Schröderstiftstrasse / Kleiner Schäferkamp in Eimsbüttel By the Schlump
Bellealliancestrasse

( Location )

B237 0485 Origin not clearly established. A merger of the landowners Fett, Schmuck, Meißner and Fehlandt or the name of the gentlemen's favorite bar is possible. Because of the neighboring Waterloostraße, an inn called "Bellealliance" near the historic slaughterhouse can also be considered. 1870 see also Vereinsstrasse
Bismarckstrasse

( Location )

B377 0860
(in the district) 		Otto von Bismarck (1815–1898), including first Chancellor of the German Empire 1869 Between Mansteinstrasse and Scheideweg only the southern half of the street is in Eimsbüttel, from Scheideweg south it is completely in the district, otherwise in Hoheluft-West . Bismarckstrasse
Bogenstrasse

( Location )

B455 0670 after the course of the street 1877 northern half of the street in Harvestehude Bogenstrasse
Bossdorfstrasse

( Location )

B514 0085 Hermann Boßdorf (1877–1921), playwright 1922 Bossdorfstrasse
Federal road

( Location )

B707 0820
(in the district) 		in memory of the North German Confederation founded in 1866 1870 east of the road at Beim Schlump in Rotherbaum Federal road
Charlottenstrasse

( Location )

C021 0130 probably after Charlotte Fett (1811-1859) 1865 Charlotte Fett was the mother-in-law of a son of Alexander Tornquist, who owned extensive property in Eimsbüttel. (see also Tornquiststrasse)
Clasingstrasse

( Location )

C035 0115 Johann Hermann Clasing (1779–1829), pianist and composer 1911
Doormannsweg

( Location )

D147 0740 Frans Doormann (1709–1784), Senator and Mayor 1896 between Henriettenstrasse and Fruchtallee, part of Bundesstrasse 5
Eduardstrasse

( Location )

E028 0335 Eduard Ephraim (* 1867), son of the then landowner Samuel Ephraim 1868
Oak Street

( Location )

E064 0855 after the former planting of oaks on the site 1863 Oak Street
Eidelstedter way

( Location )

E077 0650
(in the district) 		Hamburg district Eidelstedt 1896 The southern half of the street in Eimsbüttel lies between Quickbornstrasse and the property with house number 102, the rest of the way up to Lutterothstrasse is completely in Stellingen ; Northern half of the street (from east to west): from Quickbornstraße for about 55 meters in Hoheluft-West , then to the intersection of Hagenbeckstraße / Methfesselstraße (at the Lutterothstraße underground station ) in Lokstedt , continue to house number 102 in Stellingen.
Eimsbütteler Bridge

( Location )

- 0040 according to location and function in the district 1911 crosses the Isebek Canal and connects the Osterstrasse and the Bundesstrasse
Eimsbütteler Chaussee

( Location )

E095 0485 according to the location in the district 1863
Eimsbüttel market square

( Location )

E096 0450 according to location and function in the district 1895 Not a square in the traditional sense, but a street between Kieler Straße and Fruchtallee; Part of the federal highway 5 .
Eimsbütteler Strasse

( Location )

E097 0950 according to the location in the district 1846 Completely in the district there are only two short sections of approx. 20 meters in the north and 25 meters in the south, in between there are only the properties on the northeast side in Eimsbüttel, the southwest part and the entire street area are in the area of Altona-Nord
Elbow

( Location )

E148 0180 after the course of the street 1921 Elbow
Else Rauch Square

( Location )

E334 0100 × 95 × 65 × 45 × 35 Else Rauch (1888–1942), teacher, victim of National Socialism 1995
Emilienstraße

( Location )

E178 0640 Emilie Tornquist (1846–1905), daughter of the landowner Alexander Tornquist 1865 see also Tornquiststrasse Emilienstraße
Eppendorfer way

( Location )

E197 1245
(in the district) 		Hamburg district Eppendorf 1863 Between Eimsbütteler Strasse and the intersection of Alardusstrasse / Goebenstrasse, completely in the district, north of the intersection to Scheideweg only the eastern half of the street, western half of the street in Hoheluft-West , further north completely in Hoheluft-West, east of the Hoheluftchaussee in Hoheluft-Ost .
Eschenstieg

( Location )

E242 0065 freely chosen name 1899 Eschenstieg
Faberstrasse

( Location )

F002 0285 Johannes Jacob Faber (1716–1800), lawyer and Hamburg lawyer 1895 Faber was the son of Hamburg mayor Hans Jacob Faber
Fanny-Mendelssohn-Platz

( Location )

F342 0035 × 35 Fanny Hensel (1805–1847), composer, a sister of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy 2004 Fanny-Mendelssohn-Platz
Felix-Dahn-Strasse

( Location )

F080 0135 Felix Dahn (1834–1912), writer 1938 until 1938: Anna-Wohlwill-Straße Felix-Dahn-Strasse
Fat road

( Location )

F097 0260 HJ Fett (1817–1894), landowner 1870
Fruit avenue

( Location )

F255 1105 after fruit trees planted there on a trial basis 1863
Garbestrasse

( Location )

G015 0230 Robert Garbe (1878–1927), Low German writer 1948
Goeben Bridge

( Location )

- 0025th based on Goebenstrasse 1921 Here two bridges run parallel to each other over the Isebek Canal : one for pedestrians, the other for cyclists. Goeben Bridge
Goebenstrasse

( Location )

G129 0410 August von Goeben (1816–1880), Prussian general 1889 between Eppendorfer Weg and Im Gehölz / Gärtnerstraße only the southern half of the street in Eimsbüttel, the northern half in Hoheluft-West Goebenstrasse
Gorch-Fock-Strasse

( Location )

G171 0135 Gorch Fock (1880-1916), writer 1921 Gorch-Fock-Strasse
Gradenerstrasse

( Location )

G191 0125 Carl Gradener (1812–1883), composer 1899 until 1899: First Parkstrasse
Gravensteiner Strasse

( Location )

G211 0075 Gravenstein (Danish: Gråsten ), city in Denmark 1911
Grundstrasse

( Location )

G323 0295 Friedrich Wilhelm Grund (1791–1874), composer and conductor 1902
Gustav-Falke-Strasse

( Location )

G342 0705
(in the district) 		Gustav Falke (1853–1916), writer 1921 north of Bogenstrasse in Harvestehude Gustav-Falke-Strasse
Hartwig-Hesse-Strasse

( Location )

H154 0555 Hartwig Hesse (1778–1849), merchant and founder 1948 until 1948: Schenefelder Straße
Heinrichstrasse

( Location )

H309 0255 after a former landowner about whom no further information is known 1858
Hellkamp

( Location )

H331 0725 after the field name Up de Hellkamp 1899 until 1899: Second Parkstrasse
Henriettenstrasse

( Location )

H350 0505 Henriette Tornquist (1843–1914), daughter of the landowner Alexander Tornquist 1865 see also Tornquiststrasse
Henriettenweg

( Location )

H351 0160 based on Henriettenstrasse 1961
Heussweg

( Location )

H413 0990 after the "Heusshof", an inn for the elegant Hamburg society 1863
Heymannstrasse

( Location )

H417 0370 Lida Gustava Heymann (1868–1943), suffragette 1950 until 1950: Liliencronstrasse Heymannstrasse
Högenstrasse

( Location )

H489 0165 after the field name "Op de Högen" 1929 between Alter Weg and Langenfelder Damm completely in Eimsbüttel, further for about 25 meters from Langenfelder Damm to the east, north of it only the eastern half of the street to Steenwisch, otherwise in Stellingen
High pasture

( Location )

H544 0815
(in the district) 		to the high pastureland of the St. John's monastery 1881 north of Bogenstrasse in Harvestehude High pasture
In the wood

( Location )

I032 0335 after the former Eimsbütteler wood 1877 Part of the federal highway 5
Kaiser-Friedrich-Ufer

( Location )

K017 0480
(in the district) 		Friedrich III. (1831–1888), German emperor 1912 north of Bogenstrasse in Harvestehude Kaiser-Friedrich-Ufer
Kieler Strasse

( Location )

K160 1285
(in the district) 		Kiel , capital of Schleswig-Holstein 1840 between Ophagen and Haferweg completely in the district, north of Haferkamps to Tiedemannstraße only the eastern half of the street; south of the street Ophagen in Altona-Nord , western half of the street between Haferkamp and Tiedemannstraße in Stellingen and completely from Tiedemannstraße to the railway bridge, north of the railway bridge in Eidelstedt ; Part of federal highways 4 and 5
Kielortallee

( Location )

K165 0290 after the field name "Kielortswiese" 1887 Kielortallee
Kippingstrasse

( Location )

K177 0275 Friedrich Wilhelm Kipping (1838–1892), founder of the Hamburg professional fire service 1893 Kippingstrasse
Small Kielort

( Location )

K245 0115 based on Kielortallee 1891 Small Kielort
Little Schäferkamp

( Location )

K248 0340 after a former sheep farm located here that the Monastery of St. John in Harvestehude belonged 1858 Plots on the north side and the entire street area in Eimsbüttel, plots south of the street in Sternschanze
Kloksweg

( Location )

K624 0090 Hans Detlof Heinrich Kloks (1822–1896), previous owner of the site 1999
Koopstrasse

( Location )

K364 0165 after the field name "Koops Bleiche" 1887 The field name goes back to the then landowner Heinrich Albert Koop (1820–1890). Koopstrasse
Langenfelder dam

( Location )

L039 0345
(in the district) 		Langenfelde , district of Stellingen 1863 north of Müggenkampstrasse in Stellingen
Lappenbergsallee

( Location )

L069 0680 Johann Martin Lappenberg (1794–1865), historian 1895 Lappenbergsallee
Last drop path

( Location )

L073 0360 Philipp Lastrop (1691–1744), Senator, and his family, who owned land here in the 18th century 1906 Laptropsweg
Avenue of lime trees

( Location )

L183 0355 after the original planting 1870 Lindenallee, laid out in 1835, is one of the oldest streets in Eimsbüttel.
Luruper way

( Location )

L320 0415 Hamburg's Lurup district 1906
Lutterothstrasse

( Location )

L324 1205 Ascan Wilhelm Lutteroth (1783–1867), merchant and senator 1906 between Sartoriusstraße and Steenwisch is the northern half of the street in Stellingen
Manstein Bridge

( Location )

- 0030th Gustav von Manstein (1805–1877), Prussian general 1904 crosses the Isebek Canal and connects Bogenstrasse with Mansteinstrasse in Hoheluft-West ; northeast half of the bridge in Harvestehude Manstein Bridge
Margaretenstrasse

( Location )

M040 0290 probably after Margaretha Auguste Fett (1815–1890), wife of the landowner HJ Fett 1870
Marthastrasse

( Location )

M075 0210 Presumably after a sister-in-law of the landowner Fett or a person close to Adolf Hermann Meißner 1870 see Fettstrasse and Meißnerstrasse
Matthesonstrasse

( Location )

M090 0130 Johann Mattheson (1681–1764), opera singer and composer 1903
Meissnerstrasse

( Location )

M130 0230 Adolf Hermann Meißner (1816–1880), previous owner of the site 1867
Methfesselstrasse

( Location )

M170 0835 Albert Methfessel (1785–1869), composer and conductor 1899 until 1899: Third Parkstrasse
Moorkamp

( Location )

M269 0310 after a hallway name 1881 Moorkamp
Müggenkampstrasse

( Location )

M311 0460 after a field name 1878
Nagels Allee

( Location )

N002 0105 after a previous owner of the same name 1958
Odenwaldstrasse

( Location )

O024 0150 Theodor Odenwald (1838–1899), founder of the Hamburg church choir 1906
Osterstrasse

( Location )

O148 1400 after the field name "Osterkamp" 1864
Ottersbekallee

( Location )

O165 0335 to the Ottersbek, which flows into the Isebek Canal in Eimsbüttel 1899 Originally named Ottersbekstraße in 1877, it was given its current name in 1899.
Paciusweg

( Location )

P235 0070 Fredrik Pacius (1809-1891), composer 1975
Paulinenallee

( Location )

P050 0140
(in the district) 		Pauline Edelheim (1843–1905), sister-in-law of the landowner Samuel Ephraim 1863 west of Eimsbütteler Strasse in Altona-Nord
Pinneberger way

( Location )

P128 0365 Pinneberg , district town in Schleswig-Holstein 1864 Land on the southwest side in Altona-Nord , otherwise in Eimsbüttel, especially the street area.
Praetoriusweg

( Location )

P187 0155 Musician family Prätorius, especially Hieronymus Praetorius (1560–1629) 1906
Rellinger Strasse

( Location )

R148 0730 Rellingen , municipality in the Pinneberg district in Schleswig-Holstein 1899
Rombergstrasse

( Location )

R270 0210 The Romberg family of musicians, namely Bernhard Romberg (1767–1841), cellist, and Andreas Romberg (1767–1821), composer 1898
Sand road

( Location )

S052 0325 after a sand pond previously located there 1863
Sartoriusstrasse

( Location )

S058 0420 Erasmus Sartorius (1577–1637), composer 1906
Schäferkampsallee

( Location )

S094 0480 after the sheep farm of the Harvestehude monastery, which was established in 1560 1858 Schäferkampsallee28.JPG
Schäferstrasse

( Location )

S098 0305 based on Schäferkampsallee 1875
crossroads

( Location )

S137 0385 after the former border between Eimsbüttel and Eppendorf 1879 northeast half of the street in Hoheluft-West crossroads
Slimreye

( Location )

S185 0345
(in the district) 		after an old name for the willows by the Isebek that the Monastery of St. John were among 1907 "Reye" is the name of a street built on one side, but it also describes a small watercourse; north of Bogenstrasse in Harvestehude Slimreye
Schopstrasse

( Location )

S278 0245 Johann Schop (around 1590–1667), musician and composer 1938
shoulder blade

( Location )

S321 0250
(in the district) 		after the shoulder blade of a whale that hung as a figurehead in front of a seaman's bar circa 1700 south of the intersection of Altonaer Straße / Max-Brauer-Allee in Sternschanze
way to school

( Location )

S327 0330 after the oldest Eimsbüttels school on the corner of Schulweg and Osterstraße, which existed until 1887 1864 Part of federal highway 5 ; until 1864: schoolmaster course
Schwenckestrasse

( Location )

S357 0900 Christian Friedrich Gottlieb Schwencke (1767–1822), composer 1899 until 1899: part of Erste Parkstrasse
Selliusstrasse

( Location )

S400 0120 Thomas Sellius (1599–1663), cantor at the Johanneum 1912
Sillemstrasse

( Location )

S451 0915 after a Sillem family who did a lot for Hamburg 1903
Sophienallee

( Location )

S507 0260 Sophie Ephraim, wife of the landowner Samuel Ephraim 1863
Spengelweg

( Location )

S539 0125 Julius Spengel (1853–1936), musician 1948 until 1948: Collaustraße
Steenwisch

( Location )

S613 0155
(in the district) 		after a field name 1928 Low German Steenwisch = Steinwiese
only southern half of the street between Jaguarstieg and Högenstraße in Eimsbüttel, otherwise in Stellingen
Stellinger way

( Location )

S669 0665 Hamburg district of Stellingen 1863
Stephanusgarten

( Location )

S962 0075 x65 x40 after the location at the former St. Stephanuskirche 2018 In Eimsbüttel there is only a narrow, eastern part, otherwise in Stellingen
Tegethoffstrasse

( Location )

T041 0115 Wilhelm von Tegethoff (1827–1871), Vice Admiral of the Austro-Hungarian Navy 1885 Tegethoffstrasse
Telemannstrasse

( Location )

T044 0480 Georg Philipp Telemann (1681–1767), composer 1901
Tiedemannstrasse

( Location )

T083 0220 after the previous owner of the same name, about whom no data are known around 1886 northern half of the street in Stellingen
Tornquiststrasse

( Location )

T142 0595 Alexander Bentalon Tornquist (1813–1889), landowner 1868 Tornquist owned a considerable amount of real estate in Hamburg and named streets he had created not only with his first and last name, but also with those of his children. In Eimsbüttel these are Emilienstrasse and Henriettenstrasse, in St. Georg Alexanderstrasse and Maxstrasse in Eilbek .
Tresckowstrasse

( Location )

T158 0465 Hermann von Tresckow (1818–1900), Prussian infantry general 1889 Tresckowstrasse
Unna Street

( Location )

U025 0405 Paul Gerson Unna (1850-1929), dermatologist 1948 northeast half of the street in Hoheluft-West , southwest in Eimsbüttel Unna Street
Club Street

( Location )

V028 0570 after the good cooperation between the landowners Fett, Schmuck, Meißner and Fehlandt, who built this road together 1870 see also Bellealliancestrasse
Voigtstrasse

( Location )

V160 0160 Carl Voigt (1808–1879), musician 1902
Von-der-Tann-Strasse

( Location )

V094 0125 Ludwig von der Tann-Rathsamhausen (1815–1881), Bavarian infantry general 1885 Von-der-Tann-Strasse
Walter-Wächter-Platz

( Location )

W534 0125 × 85 Walter Wächter (1913–1983), psychologist 2018 before 2018: Gustav-Falke-Sportplatz Walter-Wächter-Platz
Waterloohain

( Location )

W090 0125 based on Waterloostrasse 1885
Waterloostrasse

( Location )

W091 0270 after the battle site of the same name in today's Belgium 1885
Weckmannweg

( Location )

W098 0140 Matthias Weckmann (* between 1615 and 1617; † 1674), organist and composer 1948 until 1948: Chrysanderstraße
Willow avenue

( Location )

W130 0455 after the earlier planting 1858
Willow climb

( Location )

W137 0355 based on the Weidenallee 1863 Willow climb
Meadow road

( Location )

W247 0385 to meadows that used to be there 1867

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
  2. ↑ a b Senate resolution of May 16, 2018, published in the Official Gazette No. 42 of May 25, 2018, accessed on August 25, 2019

Literature and Sources

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