List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Harburg

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

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

overview

In Harburg (district numbers 701 and 702) there are 26,156 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 4.0 km². Harburg is in the postcode areas 21073 and 21079.

There are 158 designated traffic areas in Harburg, including nine squares, ten bridges, a lock and a park.

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
Old Harburg Elbe Bridge ( Location )	A123	0385 (in the district)	leading over the Süderelbe according to its location and function	1967	northern part in Wilhelmsburg ; closed to motorized traffic, before 1967 Neue Straßebrücke, Harburger Elbbrücke
Old Seevestrasse ( Location )	A132	0170	based on Seevestrasse	1965
Amalienstraße ( Location )	A371	0080	Amalie Weusthoff b. Kort, wife of the businessman Friedrich Ludwig Weusthoff	1875
At the center house ( Location )	A649	0105	after the location at the center house built in 1930	1988
At the moat ( Location )	A736	0215	after the discovery of remains of the old fortress, which were discovered during road works	2013	before 2013 part of Bauhofstraße
At the maze ( Location )	A259	0070	after an uncoordinated area planted with fruit trees	1893	originally intended name: hospital place
On the Schwarzenberg campus ( Location )	A738	0185	after the location in front of the main entrance to the TU Harburg	2014	formerly part of Schwarzenbergstrasse
At the military cemetery ( Location )	A332	0090	after the situation at the cemetery of the Harburg garrison	1950
At the wintering port ( Location )	A630	0125	after the location at the wintering port	1984
On the wall ( Location )	A357	0150	after the location on the former ramparts built during the 30 Years War	1951
At Werder ( Location )	A363	0090	according to the location at the Werder Gardens, which are criss-crossed by ditches	1897
At the Horeburg ( Location )	A730	0185	after the earlier Harburg castle, the Horeburg, which lay on marshy terrain (Horeburg = Moorburg)	2012	before 2012 part of Bauhofstraße
Asbeckstrasse ( Location )	A478	0185	Julius Robert Asbeck (1836–1912), a businessman, had the first steam mill built in Harburg	1950	until 1950 Parkstrasse
Außenmühlenweg ( Location )	A538	0110	leading to the outer mill pond after the determination	1885/1950	According to street directory in Harburg and Wilstorf , according to basic map only in Wilstorf
Baererstrasse ( Location )	B022	0850 (in the district)	Heinrich Baerer (1842–1913), master shoemaker and publisher of the “Volksblatt” in Harburg	1950	until 1950 Elisenstrasse; northwestern part from Bremer Straße in Eißendorf
Station island ( Location )	B027	0175	after its location on a peninsula within the port area with the oldest train station from 1847	1929	no more public road
Barlachstrasse ( Location )	B070	0295	Ernst Barlach (1870–1938), sculptor, writer and draftsman	1947	until 1947 Auguststrasse
Beckerberg ( Location )	B125	0355	emerged from the vernacular	1950
Bennigsenstrasse ( Location )	B245	0460	Rudolf von Bennigsen (1824–1902), politician and his daughter Adelheid von Bennigsen (1861–1938), founder of the Christian-Social Women's Seminar	1927	until 1927 3rd Bergstrasse
Bissingstrasse ( Location )	B379	0480 (in the district)	Ferdinand von Bissing redesigned the Schwarzenberg into a park landscape	1925	until 1925 Am Schwarzenberge; eastern half of the street between Grumbrechtstraße and Am Schwarzenberg-Campus in Harburg, otherwise in Heimfeld
Bleicherweg ( Location )	B396	0120	after the wax and linen bleaching located there	1886
Blohmstrasse ( Location )	B404	0375	Johann Heinrich Blohm (1799–1858), building officer and Harburg hydraulic engineering director	1867	western half of the street in Heimfeld
Bornemannstrasse ( Location )	B495	0405	Ludwig Heinrich Bernhard Bornemann (1817–1896), lawyer and honorary citizen of Harburg	1950	until 1950 Juliusstrasse
Bremer Strasse ( Location )	B594	1080 (in the district)	State of Bremen	1856	until 1856 Bremer Chaussee; between Steinikestraße and Lüneburger Straße completely in Harburg, between Steinikestraße and Gottschalkring only the south-eastern half of the street, north-western half of the street in Eißendorf , as well as the rest of the street, from Ernst-Bergeest-Weg partly also in Marmstorf
June 17th Bridge ( Location )	B998	0380 (in the district)	in memory of the popular uprising in the GDR	1964	northern part in Wilhelmsburg
Brunsstrasse ( Location )	B650	0120	Johann Heinrich Friedrich Bruns (1786–1871), previous owner of the site	1902
Bunatwiete ( Location )	B703	0180	after Buna , a synthetic rubber	1950	until 1950 Kleine Feldstrasse
Buxtehude Bridge ( Location )	-	0050	based on Buxtehuder Straße	1956	crosses the Seevekanal in the course of Buxtehuder Straße
Buxtehuder Strasse ( Location )	B745	1935 (in the district)	road leading to Buxtehude	1858	between Moorstraße and Wallgraben completely in Harburg, from Wallgraben in a westerly direction only southern half of the road, otherwise in Heimfeld
Carl-Ihrke-Weg ( Location )	C097	0065	Carl Ihrke (1921–1983), painter and graphic artist, worked on the redesign of Harburg after the war	2013	Pedestrian zone
Compeweg ( Location )	C045	0170	Eberhard Christian Compe (1788–1867), chief magistrate in Harburg	1950	until 1950 Kreuzstrasse
Steamboat route ( Location )	D030	0745 (in the district)	after the landing stage for steamships that have operated between Harburg and Hamburg since 1818	1897	western half of the street in Heimfeld , from around Lauenbrucher main dike in eastern direction completely in Harburg
Deichhausweg ( Location )	D059	0090	according to Beckershaus due to a transmission error; Meant is one of several mill ponds at the site of today's Harburg town hall (ndt. Diek = pond, but also dike)	1950	until 1950 Deichstrasse
Denickestrasse ( Location )	D070	0450 (in the district)	David Denicke (1856–1943), initially city counsel, from 1899 then mayor, from 1903 mayor of Harburg	1930	until 1930 Holzweg; west of Gazertstrasse in Eißendorf (southern half of the street) and Heimfeld (northern half of the street)
Third Twiete ( Location )	D196	0050	third of formerly four connecting routes between Schwarzenbergstrasse and Bennigsenstrasse	1856
Ebelingstrasse ( Location )	E002	0115	Heinrich Adolf Ernst Ebeling (1852–1918), previous owner of the site	1899
Eddelbüttelstrasse ( Location )	E022	0480	Carl Eduard Eddelbüttel (1832–1893), carpenter and mayor of Harburg	1889
Eißendorfer Strasse ( Location )	E113	0640 (in the district)	Hamburg district of Eißendorf	1856	west of Gazertstrasse in Eißendorf
Ernst-Eger-Strasse ( Location )	E222	0250	Ernst Eger (1837–1913), industrial and business leader in Harburg	1950	until 1950 Ernst-Strasse
Europe Bridge ( Location )	E308	0255 (in the district)	to the European continent	1985	northern part in Wilhelmsburg ; runs in the course of the A 253 over the Süderelbe
Flooding ( Location )	F168	0150	after the fact that storm surges and dike breaches made themselves felt up to this point	1956
Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Strasse ( Location )	F237	0165	Friedrich Ludwig Jahn (1778–1852), educator	1933	Sandtwiete from 1856 to 1879, Turnerstrasse from 1879 to 1933
Fünfhausener Landweg ( Location )	F269	0075 (in the district)	after the access road to the courtyards there	1938	mostly running into new territory
Gaiserstrasse ( Location )	G010	0095	Gottlieb Leonhard Gaiser (1817–1892), overseas merchant	1950	until 1950 Andreasstrasse
Gazertstrasse ( Location )	G031	0670 (in the district)	Ludolph Gazert (1813-1892), medical doctor	1950	eastern half of the street between Haakestrasse and Julius-Ludowieg-Strasse in Harburg, western half between Denickestrasse and Julius-Ludowieg-Strasse in Eißendorf , between Denickestrasse and Haakestrasse western half of the street in Heimfeld , north of it to Alter Postweg completely in Heimfeld
Straight road ( Location )	G065	0325	according to the course of the road	1895
Goeschenstrasse ( Location )	G138	0170	Beckershaus mentions two possibilities: after Bernhard von Goeschen (1833–1923), as an administrative officer from 1885 to 1909 as district administrator of the Harburg district or after his father Adolph Goeschen, general superintendent	1912
Goldtschmidtstrasse ( Location )	G167	0200	Marcus Goldtschmidt, Mayor of Harburg from 1569 to 1571	1952	until 1952 Lange Strasse
Great Schippsee ( Location )	G278	0245	after a field name known since 1406	1927
Grossmoordamm ( Location )	G286	0050 (in the district)	after the connection route to the Lower Saxon Groß-Moor in the neighboring district of Harburg	1950	from Schlachthofstraße about 50 m completely on Harburg area, then mainly in new land , only the properties south of the road are up to 165 m southeast of the confluence with the Großmoorbogen in Harburg, the entire street area in Neuland, further east in Gut Moor
Grumbrechtstrasse ( Location )	G320	0185 (in the district)	August Grumbrecht (1811–1883), politician, Mayor of Harburg from 1855 to 1883	1889	only southern street area between Bissingstraße and Buxtehuder Straße in Harburg, otherwise in Heimfeld
Haakestrasse ( Location )	H001	0190 (in the district)	to Haake Forest	1889	only southern half of the street between Gazertstrasse and Am Schwarzenberg-Campus in Harburg, otherwise in Heimfeld
Haeckelstrasse ( Location )	H016	0125	Ernst Haeckel (1834–1919), physician, zoologist and philosopher	1950	until 1950 Marthastraße
Port district ( Location )	H021	0330	after an old place name	1879
Hanover Bridge ( Location )	-	0095	based on Hannoversche Straße	1956	runs along the Hannoversche Strasse over the railroad tracks at Hamburg-Harburg station
Hannoversche Strasse ( Location )	H105	2280	Lower Saxony state capital Hanover	1950	1872 to 1899 at the Venlo-Hamburger Bahnhof, 1899 to 1950 Grubestrasse; southern and eastern half of the street between Schlachthofbrücke and Wilstorfer Straße in Wilstorf
Hans-Fitze-Strasse ( Location )	H833	0095	Hans Fitze (1903–1998), actor, director and artistic director at the Harburg Theater	2003	before 2003 part of the kitchen garden
Harburg harbor lock ( Location )	H771	0020th	according to location and function in the district	not known
Harburg main dike ( Location )	H713	0330	according to location and function in the district	1971
Harburger Poststrasse ( Location )	H784	0245	according to its purpose as an entrance to the Harburg post office	1986
Harburg City Hall Forum ( Location )	H862	0065	after the location at the Rathausforum	2012
Harburger Rathauspassage ( Location )	H783	0120	after the location at the Harburg town hall	1986
Harburg town hall square ( Location )	H127	0215 × 14	after the location in front of the Harburg town hall	1950
Harburger Rathausstrasse ( Location )	H128	0220	after its course in front of the Harburg town hall	1950
Harburger Ring ( Location )	H736	0705	according to the location and the course in the district	1975
Harburger Schlossstrasse ( Location )	H129	0315	than the street leading to the former Harburg Castle	1950	There are a large number of listed buildings in Harburger Schloßstraße
Harburg bypass ( Location )	H780	0645	according to location and function in the district	1985	between Europabrücke up to Marschwinkel and between Großmoordamm and Harburg train station in Harburg area, otherwise in Neuland and Wilstorf
Harmsstrasse ( Location )	H142	0230	Johann Christoph Harms, innkeeper and businessman	1957
Hastedtplatz ( Location )	H182	0285	based on Hastedtstrasse	1950	not a square in the traditional sense, but a street
Hastedtstrasse ( Location )	H183	0575	Wilhelm Hastedt (1835–1904), brewery owner and member of the German Reichstag	1910
Hastedtweg ( Location )	H184	0175	based on Hastedtstrasse	1963
Helmsweg ( Location )	H339	0530	August Helms (1847–1920), businessman and Harburg senator	1950	until 1950 Gartenstrasse
Herbert-Wehner-Platz ( Location )	H826	0125 × 30	Herbert Wehner (1906–1990), SPD politician (from 1946)	2000
Hermann-Maul-Strasse ( Location )	H371	0160	Hermann Maul (1859–1926), mayor and senator in Harburg	1927	until 1927 Kirchstrasse
Hirschfeldplatz ( Location )	H464	0070 × 40	Emil Hirschfeld (1864–1927), physician and Harburg senator	1945	only eastern half of the street in Harburg, otherwise completely in Eißendorf ; between 1933 and 1945 Horst-Wessel-Platz
Hirschfeldstrasse ( Location )	H465	0280	based on the Hirschfeldplatz	1950	1926 to 1950 Brahmsstrasse; western half of the street in Eißendorf
Hölertwiete ( Location )	H498	0090	after the term "Höhler" for a collecting tank for the clarification of spring water	1950	Pedestrian zone
Hörstener Strasse ( Location )	H512	1135 (in the district)	Hörsten , part of the Seevetal community	1889	southeastern part in Gut Moor and Rönneburg
Hoffmeyerstrasse ( Location )	H522	0075	Friedrich Hoffmeyer (1836–1899), city school inspector	1950
high Street ( Location )	H543	0460 (in the district)	than the road leading to the level of Bremer Strasse	1891	western part from the overpass over the Marmstorfer Weg in Eißendorf , at the level of the Harburg school garden southern half of the street in Wilstorf , as well as the further eastern course
Julius-Ludowieg-Strasse ( Location )	J093	0780 (in the district)	Julius Ludowieg (1830–1908), lawyer, 1886 mayor, from 1888 mayor of Harburg	1950	until 1950 Lindenstrasse; west of the Hirschfeldplatz in Eißendorf
Kalischerstrasse ( Location )	K032	0280	Bernhard Kalischer (1863–1933), Harburg businessman	1950	until 1950 Feldstrasse
Canal Square ( Location )	K055	0310	according to its location on the pilot channel	1948	1933 to 1948 Kapitän-Kircheiß-Platz; not a square in the traditional sense, but a street between Blohmstrasse and the western station canal
Karnapp ( Location )	K083	0715	possibly as a Central German term for extension or bay window	around 1500
Karnapphof ( Location )	K602	0040	based on the street Karnapp	1988
Kasernenstrasse ( Location )	K088	0355	to a nearby barracks	1882
Kerschensteinerstrasse ( Location )	K140	0255	Georg Kerschensteiner (1854–1932), educator	1950
Small alley ( Location )	K570	0060	after the short length	1979
Small Schippsee ( Location )	K249	0205	after a field name known since 1406	1614
Knoopstrasse ( Location )	K299	0400	Heinrich Diedrich Knoop, Harburg freight forwarder	1859
Konsul-Renck-Strasse ( Location )	K360	0055	Georg Karl Renck (1846–1909), Harburg Senator, Vice Consul of Great Britain and Portugal	1933	1877 to 1927 Kurz Strasse, 1927 to 1933 Friedrich-Engels-Strasse
Kroosweg ( Location )	K453	0380	Harburg merchant family Kroos, in particular Gerhard Friedrich Kroos, founder and chairman of the Harburg Chamber of Commerce	1950	until 1950 Karlstrasse
Krummholzberg ( Location )	K468	0235	after the area has grown with crooked pines	1857
Kitchen garden ( Location )	K476	0190	after the kitchen garden located here by Otto I (1495–1549)	after 1658	1658 referred to as In der Twieten
Lammertwiete ( Location )	L010	0090	according to an old name	around 1650	in the 18th century at times also Lamm Twiete and Lams Strasse; Pedestrian zone with numerous bars and restaurants
Lassallestrasse ( Location )	L072	0460	Ferdinand Lassalle (1825–1864), writer and politician	1927/1945	1875 to 1927 2nd Wilstorfer Strasse, 1933 to 1945 Schlageterstrasse
Lauterbachstrasse ( Location )	L092	0115	Heinrich Lauterbach (1795–1881), Harburg town musician and owner of the site	1857
Pilot bridge ( Location )	-	0060	leading over the pilot channel according to location and function	1892	Swing bridge over the pilot canal; western part in Heimfeld
Pilot quay ( Location )	L257	0310 (in the district)	according to the location on the pilot channel	1951	west of the steamboat route in Heimfeld
Pilot place ( Location )	L398	0060 × 40	according to its location on the pilot channel	2013
Pilot rise ( Location )	L259	0080	based on the Lotsekai	1952
Lueneburger Strasse ( Location )	L281	0360	Lüneburg , city in Lower Saxony	1874	Pedestrian zone
Lueneburg Gate ( Location )	L356	0175	after the gate that used to be nearby	1976	Pedestrian zone
Maretstrasse ( Location )	M038	0580	Carl Maret (1829–1904), Councilor of Commerce and Harburg Senator	1889
Marienstrasse ( Location )	M051	0505 (in the district)	probably named after the Marienstift, the first hospital in Harburg, opened in 1844	1860	western part from Hirschfeldplatz / Hirschfeldstraße in Eißendorf
Marmstorfer Weg ( Location )	M063	0045 (in the district)	Hamburg district Marmstorf	1889	only the eastern half of the street between Bremer Straße and Hohe Straße in Harburg, western side in Eißendorf , then running to Heino-Marx-Weg on the border between Eißendorf and Wilstorf , between Heino-Marx-Weg and Hölscherweg on the border between Marmstorf and Wilstorf , south of the Hölscherweg completely in Marmstorf
Marschwinkel ( Location )	M071	0095	after the course of the road in the Neuländer marshland	1936
Martin Leuschel Ring ( Location )	M406	0270	Martin Leuschel (1905–1933), first National Socialist victim in Harburg	1985
Max Schmeling Park ( Location )	-	0090 × 30	Max Schmeling (1905–2005), professional boxer and later entrepreneur	2011
Mergellstrasse ( Location )	M156	0365 (in the district)	Eduard Arnold Mergell (1855–1929), owner of the town hall pharmacy in Harburg	1950	west of Hirschfeldstrasse in Eißendorf ; until 1950 Beethovenstrasse
Moor Road ( Location )	M278	0225	after a path leading into a moor area	1856/1945	before 1856 Moorweg, 1933 to 1945 Otto-Telschow-Straße
Moor road bridge ( Location )	-	0025th	based on the Moorstraße	1956	runs in the course of the Moorstrasse over the Seevekanal
Moses-Mendelssohn Bridge ( Location )	M433	0025th	Moses Mendelssohn (1729–1786), philosopher	1998	Pedestrian bridge over the sea port bridge
Museum Square ( Location )	M390	0080 × 50	after the location at the Helms Museum	1978
Nartenstrasse ( Location )	N005	0575	Georg Narten (1853–1933), electricity construction director and secret construction officer	1950	The Old Harburg Elbe Bridge was built under Narten's direction ; before 1950 Hamburger Chaussee and Hamburger Strasse
New street ( Location )	N051	0380	after the newly built houses, whose citizens had to leave their old apartments due to the construction of the fortress	after 1660
Neuländer Gartenweg ( Location )	N222	0380	to the garden settlement there	1985
Neuländer main dike ( Location )	N191	0175 (in the district)	according to function and predominant course in the Neuland district	1970	east of the railway bridge in Neuland
Neuländer Platz ( Location )	N217	0125 x120 x50	Hamburg district Neuland	1983
Neuländer Straße ( Location )	N079	0730 (in the district)	Hamburg district Neuland	1873	between Nartenstrasse and Hannoversche Strasse completely in Harburg, west of the railway bridge only the southern half of the street; northern half of the street and the further course to the east in uncharted territory
Niemannstrasse ( Location )	N111	0350	Hermann Niemann (1847–1915), Vollhöfner and previous owner of the site, who laid the road himself	1889
Reinholdstrasse ( Location )	R132	0330	male first name Reinhold , street name freely chosen	1935
Rieckhoffstrasse ( Location )	R185	0150	Adolf Rieckhoff (1858–1945), drugstore owner and commercial judge in Harburg, member of the German Democratic Party	1950	from 1882 to 1927 Heinrichstrasse, from 1927 to 1935 Ludwig-Frank-Strasse, from 1935 to 1950 Konradstrasse
Salzburg houses ( Location )	S021	0060	after the houses for the citizens of Salzburg who were expelled for reasons of faith in 1731/32	1950
sand ( Location )	S024	0180 × 100	after the part of the Geestplatte before the dry valley	16./17. century
Schellerdamm ( Location )	S140	0380	CF Emil Scheller (1837–1922) businessman	1960	1856 to 1927 Bahnhofstrasse, 1927 to 1960 northern part of the Großer Schippsee street
Schlachthofbrücke ( Location )	S918	0130	based on Schlachthofstrasse	1988	crosses the southern part of Harburg train station
Schlachthofstrasse ( Location )	S180	0780	after the location at the former slaughterhouse in Harburg	1893
Schloßmühlendamm ( Location )	S216	0340	after a watermill, which its owner called "Castle Mill"	1950	before 1950 Mühlenstrasse
Schorchtstrasse ( Location )	S279	0150	August Schorcht (1826–1885), lawyer and Mayor of Harburg	1927	Second Bergstrasse until 1927
Schuttstrasse ( Location )	S305	0125	presumably after the embankment necessary for building on the site	1983
Schwarzenberg ( Location )	S347	0180 × 140	old name; the hill served as a parade ground and for parades	1945	Park north of the street Am Schwarzenberg-Campus
Schwarzenbergstrasse ( Location )	S348	0535	after the path leading to the Schwarzenberg	1950	In earlier times the street was popularly called "Poor sinners' path", as the court was located on the Schwarzenberg; originally Bergstrasse or Heimfelder Weg, from 1856 First Bergstrasse, from 1927 Bergstrasse
Seaport bridge ( Location )	S892	0310 (in the district)	based on the Seehafenstrasse running in Heimfeld as a feeder to the Harburg seaport basin	1909	north of Buxtehuder Strasse in Heimfeld
Sea passage ( Location )	S900	0180	after the location at the Seevekanal	1983	Pedestrian zone
Seeveplatz ( Location )	S899	0040 × 30	after the location on the Seevekanal	1983	Pedestrian zone
Seevestrasse ( Location )	S392	0250	after the location on the Seevekanal	1893
Steinikestrasse ( Location )	S645	0355	Georg Friedrich Steinike (1801–1880), accountant and honorary citizen of Harburg	1950	before 1950 Thalweg and Talstraße; southern half of the street in Eißendorf
Theodor-Yorck-Strasse ( Location )	T238	0470	Theodor Yorck (1830–1875), trade unionist and co-founder of the General German Workers' Association	2013
Towpath ( Location )	T154	0270	after a customary name according to which ships were pulled upriver with lines (so-called towing )	1952
Veritaskai ( Location )	V149	0290	after the local company Bureau Veritas	2002	until 2002 part of Nartenstrasse
Fourth Twiete ( Location )	V044	0065	one of the former four Twieten that connects Schwarzenbergstrasse with Bennigsenstrasse	1886
Walkmühlenweg ( Location )	W040	0090	after a located here Lohmühlenstraße , the later in a Walkmühle before nor as was converted into a felt crafts to 1859 paper mill was used	1950	before 1950 Lohmühlenweg
Moat ( Location )	W041	0215	after a fortification wall with a moat that existed from 1660 to 1785	1950	until 1950 Wallstrasse
Walter Dudek Bridge ( Location )	W481	0165	Walter Dudek (1890–1976), Lord Mayor of Harburg, later in Harburg-Wilhelmsburg , from 1946 to 1953 Hamburg Senator for Finance	1985	crosses the northern part of Harburg train station
Wetterstieg ( Location )	W206	0150	based on Wetterstrasse	1952
Wetterstrasse ( Location )	W207	0355	after the Neuländer moor weather running there	1898
Wilhelmstrasse ( Location )	W282	0330	Wilhelm Rogge, previous owner of the site	1869
Wilstorfer Strasse ( Location )	W303	0665	Hamburg district Wilstorf	1856
Winsener Bridge ( Location )	-	0040	after the location near Winsener Strasse	1956	runs along the Hannoversche Strasse over the Seevekanal ; eastern half of the street in Wilstorf
Wittingstrasse ( Location )	-	0135	Carl Ludwig Witting (1826–1882), businessman and previous owner of the site, from 1867 to 1873 mayor of Hamburg	1905	before 1905 Adolfstrasse
Dice Street ( Location )	W405	0235	August Würffel (1823–1878), owner of the rubber and gutta-percha factory	1957
Tenth country ( Location )	Z006	0130	after the term tithe , an obligation to pay	1950
Citadel Bridge ( Location )	Z093	0050	based on the Citadel Street	2015	crosses the Lotsekanal as an extension of the Citadel Road; not shown on the basemap
Citadel Street ( Location )	Z039	0315	after the location on the site of the citadel, the nucleus of Harburg	1952
To the craft center ( Location )	Z086	0075 (in the district)	after the location at the competence center of the Hamburg Chamber of Crafts	2006	mostly in new territory
To the seaport bridge ( Location )	Z079	0220	leading to the seaport bridge according to location and function	1991
Second Twiete ( Location )	Z063	0065	one of the original four Twieten that connect Schwarzenbergstrasse with Bennigsenstrasse	1950

Individual evidence

↑ Digital Atlas North
↑ Senate resolution of June 15, 2020, published in the Official Gazette No. 59 of June 30, 2020, accessed on July 12, 2020 (additional dedication by Adelheid von Bennigsens.)
↑ Jochen Gipp: Inauguration: This is the new Rathausforum , Hamburger Abendblatt from September 26, 2012 , accessed on August 31, 2018
↑ Senate resolution in the Official Gazette No. 48 of June 18, 2013, accessed on August 31, 2018
↑ Senate resolution in the Official Gazette No. 64 of August 18, 2015, accessed on August 31, 2018

Literature and Sources

Statistics Office North: Street and area directory of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg
Horst Beckershaus: The Hamburg street names - where they come from and what they mean , 6th edition, CEP European Publishing House, Hamburg 2011, ISBN 978-3-86393-009-7
Christian Hanke: Hamburg's street names tell history , 4th edition, Medien-Verlag Schubert, Hamburg 2006, ISBN 978-3-929229-41-7

Web links

Commons : Streets in Hamburg-Harburg - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

[1] Digital Atlas North

[2] Senate resolution of June 15, 2020, published in the Official Gazette No. 59 of June 30, 2020, accessed on July 12, 2020 (additional dedication by Adelheid von Bennigsens.)

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