List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Lohbrügge
The list of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Lohbrügge is an overview of the streets, squares and bridges currently available in the Hamburg district of Lohbrügge . It is part of the list of traffic areas in Hamburg .
overview
In Lohbrügge (district number 601) there are 40,327 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 13.1 km². Lohbrügge is located in the postcode areas 21031, 21033 and 22115.
There are 140 designated traffic areas in Lohbrügge, including three squares and four bridges.
- Numerous streets were named after resistance fighters, victims and persecutees of National Socialism, some more after union officials.
- The term Sande occasionally mentioned in the column “Origin of the name” is the name of one of the original villages that make up today's Lohbrügge.
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.
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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 |
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Old Holstenstrasse
( Location ) |
A124 |
(in the district) |
425 after the former Holstenstrasse; it was named for historical reasons in order to preserve the name | 1949 | south of the Bergedorf train station in Bergedorf | |
At Beckerkamp
( Location ) |
A192 | 410 | after a field name | 1860 | A merchant named Becker ran a lime kiln along the way. | |
At the flower courtyard
( Location ) |
A728 | 315 | after the location at a former flower courtyard | 2011 | ||
At the Heesen
( Location ) |
A244 | 520 | after the field names Lütten Heesen and Groten Heesen | before 1932 | A bush forest is called Heesen . | |
At the shepherd's land
( Location ) |
A745 | 195 | after a popular name | 2016 | ||
On the Langberg
( Location ) |
A283 | 1820 | after a hallway name | 1961 | ||
At the dunes
( Location ) |
A631 | 90 | after the former dunes located here | 1984 | ||
On the fir trees
( Location ) |
A390 | 310 | after a former forest here | 1935 | The grove was cut down by the population after the Second World War and processed into firewood. | |
At the mountain paddock
( Location ) |
A393 | 135 | after a hallway name | before 1940 | ||
At the circular path
( Location ) |
A402 |
(in the district) |
875 after the course at the former Stormarnsche Kreisbahn | 1950 | from junction Billstedt of A 1 in a westerly direction in Billstedt | |
At the Twiete
( Location ) |
A419 | 375 | after the location on a connecting road | 1940 | ||
Anne Becker Ring
( Location ) |
A751 | 450 | Anne Becker (1905–1990), SPD politician | 2016 | Becker was among other things the founder of the SPD women's group in Lohbrügge, since 1974 chairwoman of the Lohbrügger AWO and holder of the silver badge of honor of the Bergedorf district assembly. | |
Asbrook Dam
( Location ) |
A479 |
(in the district) |
280 after a field name already mentioned in a document in 1257 | 1958 | western part in Billstedt | |
On the long pieces
( Location ) |
A684 | 375 | after a field name | 1999 | ||
On the buoy meadow
( Location ) |
A509 |
(in the district) |
840 derived from the previous owner of the site, after Beckershaus Ludwig Boy , after Hanke Ludolf Boy | 1921 | north of the Bille in Lohbrügge, south of the Bille eastern half of the street in Bergedorf , western half in Billwerder |
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Beensroaredder
( Location ) |
B130 | 155 | after a hallway name | 1934 | What is meant is a path over a clearing ("Roa"), which probably belonged to an owner named Beens or Behn. | |
Behnsrade
( Location ) |
B890 | 370 | after a field name | 2016 | ||
With the dune oaks
( Location ) |
B828 | 175 | according to the location in the Boberger valley and the planting | 1982 | ||
Bergedorfer Strasse
( Location ) |
B255 | 6350 (in the district) |
Hamburg district of Bergedorf | 1954 | West of the railway bridge to Schurzallee-Nord in Hamm , east of it to about the middle of the parallel Columbusstraße in Horn , from there in Billstedt , east of the Billstedt junction of the A 1 in Lohbrügge, up to about the height of the junction Am Langberg properties on the northern side still in Billstedt; southeast of Kurt-A.-Körber-Chaussee then in Bergedorf , land on the west side between Sander Damm and Kurt-A.-Körber Chaussee already in Bergedorf. | |
Billwerder Kirchensteg
( Location ) |
B339 |
(in the district) |
400 according to location and function in the district leading to St. Nikolaikirche | 1948 | south of the Bille in Billwerder |
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Billwerder Strasse
( Location ) |
B342 | 580 | Hamburg district Billwerder | 1949 | ||
Billwiese
( Location ) |
B343 | 170 | after the location on the former meadows of the Kampbille | 1962 | ||
Inland shredder
( Location ) |
B351 | 1260 | after a field name | 1949 | The inland field is the closest field to a village. | |
Boberger Anger
( Location ) |
B871 | 630 | Boberg district of Lohbrügger | 1999 | ||
Boberger Aue
( Location ) |
B873 | 440 | Boberg district of Lohbrügger | 1999 | ||
Boberger drift
( Location ) |
B869 | 355 | Boberg district of Lohbrügger | 1999 | ||
Boberger ford
( Location ) |
B419 | 585 | to a former ford running through the Bille | 1932 |
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Boberger Furtweg Bridge
( Location ) |
- |
(in the district) |
5 based on the Boberger Furtweg | 1961 | crosses the Bille and connects the Boberger Furtweg on the Billwerder side with the Boberger Furt road in Lohbrügge; southern part in Billwerder |
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Boberger height
( Location ) |
B870 | 325 | Boberg district of Lohbrügger | 1999 | ||
Boberger Lohe
( Location ) |
B872 | 540 | Boberg district of Lohbrügger | 1999 | ||
Bobzienweg
( Location ) |
B751 | 120 | Franz Bobzien (1906–1941), politician, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1968 | from 1964 to 1968: part of Goerdelerstraße | |
Bockhorster Höhe
( Location ) |
B868 | 680 | after the field name Bockhorst | 1999 | ||
Bockhorster way
( Location ) |
B867 | 300 | after the field name Bockhorst | 1999 | ||
Bodestrasse
( Location ) |
B430 | 360 | Wilhelm Bode (1860–1927), pastor and conservationist | 1949 | before 1949: Moltkestrasse | |
Buoy dam
( Location ) |
B460 |
(in the district) |
160 According to Beckershaus after a hallway name, according to Hanke also after Ludolf Boy, after whom the street Auf der Bojewiese is named | 1948 | west of the Bille in Billwerder |
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Buoy dam bridge
( Location ) |
- |
(in the district) |
5 based on the buoy dam | 1961 | cross the Bille ; western part in Billwerder |
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Bojeweg
( Location ) |
B762 | 305 | based on the street Auf der Bojewiese | 1971 | ||
Bujewiesenbrücke
( Location ) |
- |
(in the district) |
5 based on the street Auf der Bojewiese | 1961 | crosses the Bille in the course of the street Auf der Bojewiese ; northern part of the bridge in Lohbrügge, southwest part in Billwerder , southeast part in Bergedorf |
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Bornbrook
( Location ) |
B492 | 430 | after a hallway name | 1952 | What is meant is a break (ndt. Brook) with source. | |
Bornmühlenweg
( Location ) |
B501 | 110 | after the former mill between Hinschendorf and Lohbrügge | 1957 | ||
Böttcherkoppel
( Location ) |
B451 | 225 | after the long-established Böttcher family | 1955 | ||
Brüdtweg
( Location ) |
B632 | 330 | Johann Brüdt (1859–1944), local writer | 1949 | before 1949: 2nd average | |
Buchenweg
( Location ) |
B662 | 265 | after a field name | before 1940 | ||
Christinenstrasse
( Location ) |
C030 | 230 | Christina Johanna Georgine Ohl (1834–1894), wife of the landowner Heinrich Albrecht Ohl | around 1865 | ||
Dethlefstwiete
( Location ) |
D081 | 165 | Sophie Dethleffs (1809–1864), Low German poet | 1948 | until 1948: Hermannstrasse | |
Dohnányiweg
( Location ) |
D138 | 65 | Hans von Dohnanyi (1902–1945), lawyer, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Dune path
( Location ) |
D212 | 980 | after the location at the Boberger dunes | 1946 | ||
Emilie-Günther-Weg
( Location ) |
E177 | 215 | Emilie Günther (1870–1942), local writer and researcher | 1942 | ||
Ernst-Cassirer-Weg
( Location ) |
E221 | 215 | Ernst Cassirer (1874–1945), philosopher | 1964 | ||
Ernst Finder Way
( Location ) |
E223 | 175 | Ernst Finder (1865–1940), educator and local history researcher | 1942 | ||
Fanny David Way
( Location ) |
F029 | 505 | Fanny David (1892–1944), Jewish association functionary, victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Fritz-Lindemann-Weg
( Location ) |
F246 | 355 | Fritz Lindemann (1894–1944), officer, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Union route
( Location ) |
G447 | 90 | based on nearby streets named after union leaders | 1949 | ||
Goerdelerstrasse
( Location ) |
G133 | 875 | Carl Friedrich Goerdeler (1884–1945), lawyer, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Grandkoppel
( Location ) |
G199 | 490 | after a field name | 1962 | ||
Grandkoppelstieg
( Location ) |
G200 | 165 | based on the Grandkoppel | 1962 | ||
Groten Heesen
( Location ) |
G425 | 545 | after a field name | 1982 | see also Am Heesen and Lütt Heesen , Low German large (o) t = large | |
Habermannstrasse
( Location ) |
H004 | 525 | Max Habermann (1885–1944), bookseller, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Haempten
( Location ) |
H018 | 275 | after a field name | 17./18. century | The street name is derived from the word Himpten , an earlier field and grain measure. | |
Hans-Ulrich-Höller-Weg
( Location ) |
H852 | 2110 (in the district) |
Hans-Ulrich Höller (1929–2007) did a lot for the nature reserve “Boberger Niederung” | 2009 | In 2005, Höller received the "Loki Schmidt silver plant" for his services; south of the Bille in Billwerder . |
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Harders Camp
( Location ) |
H134 | 60 | Andreas Harders (1797–1866), previous owner of the site | 1949 | until 1949: Kampstrasse | |
Harness ring
( Location ) |
H144 | 735 | Ernst von Harnack (1888–1945), politician, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Hausslerstrasse
( Location ) |
H020 | 445 | Willi Häußler (1907–1945), resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Havighorster Way
( Location ) |
H205 | 975 | Havighorst, district of Oststeinbek | before 1935 | ||
Heckkatenweg
( Location ) |
H215 |
(in the district) |
555 after a border fortification with a barrier (rear) | 1926 | south of the Bille in Bergedorf | |
Heidhorst
( Location ) |
H253 | 690 | after a field name | before 1940 | With Heidhorst a residual forest is called on a heath. | |
Heidhorststieg
( Location ) |
H824 | 260 | based on the street Heidhorst | 1999 | ||
Heidkampsredder
( Location ) |
H254 | 515 | after a field name | before 1940 | ||
Hein-Möller-Weg
( Location ) |
H778 | 215 | Heinrich Möller (1897–1966), trade unionist in Bergedorf | 1984 | ||
Helmuth-Hübener-Weg
( Location ) |
H340 | 175 | Helmuth Hübener (1925–1942), resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1965 | The Helmuth-Hübener-Gang in St. Georg has the same namesake. | |
Herzog-Carl-Friedrich-Platz
( Location ) |
H837 | 65 × 15 | Karl Friedrich (1700–1739), Duke of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorf | 2005 | ||
Farm pasture
( Location ) |
H530 | 405 | after a pasture directly on a farm | 1949 | ||
Höperfeld
( Location ) |
H507 | 695 | to the submerged village of Hope, which formed the center of what would later become Lohbrugge | 1947 | before 1947: Waldstrasse | |
Höperstieg
( Location ) |
H830 | 135 | based on the street Höperfeld | 2002 | ||
Jakob-Kaiser-Strasse
( Location ) |
J126 | 180 | Jakob Kaiser (1888–1961), CDU politician and resistance fighter against National Socialism | 1980 | ||
Johann-Meyer-Strasse
( Location ) |
J059 | 180 | Johann Meyer (1829–1904), writer | 1949 | before 1949: Bahnhofstrasse | |
Cherry orchard
( Location ) |
K205 | 575 | to the cherry orchards previously located there | 1959 | ||
Klapperhof
( Location ) |
K213 | 190 | Johann Klapper, small blacksmith, evidently the oldest resident of Sand, the later Lohbrügge | 1949 | His house was popularly nicknamed "Klapperkate", this name was later transferred to the street as "Klapperhof". Before 1949: Winkelstrasse | |
Koehnckeweg
( Location ) |
K315 | 180 | Wilhelm Köhncke (1856–1916), rector and organizer of the school system in Sande | 1949 | before 1949: 1st average | |
Korachstrasse
( Location ) |
K373 | 1075 | Siegfried Korach (1855–1943), doctor, victim of National Socialism | 1965 | ||
Krellweg
( Location ) |
K418 | 195 | Reinhold Krell (1886–1953), last head of the district and community in Lohbrügge | 1955 | ||
Krusestrasse
( Location ) |
K472 | 655 | Iven Kruse (1865–1926), poet and writer | 1949 | before 1949: Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Straße | |
Kurt-Adams-Platz
( Location ) |
K516 | 105 | Kurt Adams (1889–1944), SPD politician, victim of National Socialism | 1967 | Not a square in the traditional sense, but a street that ends in a bend. | |
Ladenbeker Furtweg
( Location ) |
L005 |
(in the district) |
950 Ladenbek, district of Lohbrügge | 1926 | south of the Bille in Bergedorf | |
Ladenbeker-Furtweg-Bridge
( Location ) |
L330 | 65 | based on the Ladenbeker Furtweg | 1955 | crosses Bergedorfer Straße as part of the Ladenbeker Furtweg | |
Ladenbeker Weg
( Location ) |
L006 | 510 | Ladenbek, district of Lohbrügge | 1942 | ||
Langbergring
( Location ) |
L370 | 495 | based on the street Am Langberg | 1982 | ||
Leuschnerstrasse
( Location ) |
L152 | 1970 | Wilhelm Leuschner (1890–1944), SPD politician, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Lohbrügger Kirchstrasse
( Location ) |
L215 | 860 | leading to the Erlöserkirche built in 1898 according to its location in the district and its function | 1949 | ||
Lohbrügger Landstrasse
( Location ) |
L216 | 2560 | according to the location in the district | 1951 | ||
Lohbrügger Markt
( Location ) |
L217 | 180 × 165 × 60 × 40 | according to location and function in the district | 1949 | ||
Lohbrügger Weg
( Location ) |
L218 | 380 | according to the location in the district | 1949 | ||
Ludwig Rosenberg Ring
( Location ) |
L369 | 369 | Ludwig Rosenberg (1903–1977), trade unionist | 1980 | ||
Lütt Heesen
( Location ) |
L287 | 165 | after a field name | 1966 | see also Am Heesen and Groten Heesen , Low German lütt = small | |
Maikstrasse
( Location ) |
M020 | 195 | Gustav Adolf Maik (1862–1918), from 1896 to 1918 head of the district and community in Sande | 1949 | before 1949: Lindenstrasse | |
Marnitzstrasse
( Location ) |
M065 | 585 | Ludwig Marnitz (1865–1943), first pastor of the Sander parish | 1949 | before 1949: Kapellenstrasse | |
Max Eichholz ring
( Location ) |
M098 | 310 | Max Eichholz (1881–1943), DDP politician, victim of National Socialism | 1963 | ||
Mendelstrasse
( Location ) |
M149 | 1155 | Max Mendel (1872–1942), SPD politician, victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Moosberg
( Location ) |
M292 | 880 | after a hallway name | 1962 | ||
Upper Boberg
( Location ) |
O214 | 185 | after the location above the Boberg district of Lohbrügger | 2001 | ||
Ohlstück
( Location ) |
O068 | 155 | after the farming family Ohle, who have lived in Lohbrügge since the 17th century | 1949 | ||
Easter wheel
( Location ) |
O180 | 1010 | after a field name | 1969 | ||
Otto Schumann Way
( Location ) |
O168 | 130 | Otto Schumann (1888–1945), SPD politician, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Perelsstrasse
( Location ) |
P067 | 460 | Friedrich Justus Perels (1910–1945), lawyer, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Plettenbergstrasse
( Location ) |
P142 | 440 | Kurt von Plettenberg (1891–1945), forester, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Poeckstrasse
( Location ) |
P146 | 205 | Wilhelm Poeck (1866–1933), writer | 1949 | before 1949: Feldstrasse | |
Rappoltweg
( Location ) |
R048 | 90 | Franz Rappolt (1870–1943), entrepreneur, victim of National Socialism | 1965 | ||
Reinbeker Redder
( Location ) |
R127 | 3220 | Reinbek , town in the Stormarn district in Schleswig-Holstein | before 1936 | ||
Richard-Linde-Weg
( Location ) |
R178 | 2125 | Richard Linde (1860–1926), local history researcher | 1949 | before 1949: Heidkamp | |
Riehlstrasse
( Location ) |
R192 | 445 | Wilhelm Heinrich Riehl (1823–1897), journalist and art historian | 1947 | before 1947: Bebelstrasse | |
Röprade
( Location ) |
R252 | 265 | after a field name | 1949 | Röp = feeding manger, Rade = cleared land | |
Röpraredder
( Location ) |
R253 | 995 | after a field name | 1940 | Roep = manger, Rade = cleared section land Redder = from Knicks lined dirt road | |
Rudorffweg
( Location ) |
R331 | 395 | Ernst Rudorff (1840–1916), composer | 1949 | before 1949: Schwarzer Kamp | |
Ruselerweg
( Location ) |
R375 | 350 | Georg Ruseler (1866–1920), writer and local poet | 1949 | before 1949: Wiesenweg | |
Sander dam
( Location ) |
S027 |
(in the district) |
550 according to the location in the district | 1986 | from approx. 35 meters south of Bergedorfer Straße in Bergedorf | |
Sander market
( Location ) |
S888 | 180 × 140 × 35 × 20 | according to the location in the district | 1980 | ||
Sanmann series
( Location ) |
S055 | 875 | after the Sanmann family, who have lived in Lohbrügge since the 18th century | 1949 | before 1949: Boberger Strasse | |
Schärstrasse
( Location ) |
S101 | 390 | Alfred Schär (1887–1937), teacher, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Schuleburgring
( Location ) |
S314 | 635 | Fritz-Dietlof von der Schulenburg (1902–1944), administrative officer, resistance fighter against and victim of National Socialism | 1964 | ||
School redder
( Location ) |
S319 | 270 | after the location at a school | before 1932 |
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Seyboldstrasse
( Location ) |
S414 | 275 | Wilhelm Seybold (1847–1930), actor | 1949 | Seybold became known as a Low German character actor and worked for many years at the Ernst Drucker Theater, today's St. Pauli Theater . Before 1949: Seilerstrasse | |
Steinbeker border dam
( Location ) |
S626 |
(in the district) |
225 after the border between the former villages Boberg and Kirchsteinbek | 1948 | only properties on the south side from house number 62 in an easterly direction in Lohbrügge, otherwise in Billstedt | |
Sterntwiete
( Location ) |
S683 | 65 | William Stern (1871-1938), psychologist | 1964 | ||
Stormarnhöhe
( Location ) |
S719 | 490 | to the nearby Stormarn district | 1945 | ||
Tienrade
( Location ) |
T089 | 170 | after a field name | 1949 | ||
Tienradestieg
( Location ) |
T090 | 250 | after a field name | 1949 | ||
Tonkuhlenweg
( Location ) |
T131 | 245 | to Tonkuhlen (brick oaks) formerly located there | 1960 | ||
Elm slope
( Location ) |
U020 | 65 | based on the street Ulmenliet | 1957 | ||
Ulmenliet
( Location ) |
U021 | 605 | after the term Liet for slope | 1949 | ||
Unterberg
( Location ) |
U028 | 1330 | after the field name on the Unnerbarg and the location below the Boberger Geesthanges | 1949 |
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Lower mountain paddock
( Location ) |
U029 | 355 | according to a customary name | 1922 | ||
Walter-Freitag-Strasse
( Location ) |
W463 | 190 | Walter Freitag (1889–1958), SPD politician and trade union official | 1980 | ||
Walter-Hammer-Weg
( Location ) |
W487 | 6315 | Walter Hösterey (1888–1966), publisher and writer | 1988 | Walter Hammer was Hösterey's pseudonym as a writer. |
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Wassermannweg
( Location ) |
W085 | 85 | Martin Wassermann (1871–1953), lawyer, persecuted by National Socialism | 1964 | ||
Watzenweg
( Location ) |
W095 | 135 | after a hallway name | 1942 | ||
Weaving
( Location ) |
W096 | 240 | after the field name Weberrahe | before 1932 | ||
Pasture bog
( Location ) |
W129 | 835 | after the plant genus of the same name | 1932 |
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Wilhelm-Bergner-Strasse
( Location ) |
W471 |
(in the district) |
350 Wilhelm Bergner (1835–1905), industrialist | 1984 | Approx. 30 meters before crossing the Bille , the road continues into the Bergedorf area. | |
Wohltorfkamp
( Location ) |
W372 | 145 | after the Wohltorf farming family, who have lived in Lohbrügge since the 18th century | 1949 | before 1949: Friedrichstrasse | |
Brickwiete
( Location ) |
Z022 | 100 | after a former brickworks located nearby | 1954 |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Digital Atlas North
- ^ Senate resolution of November 2, 2011, published in Official Gazette No. 89 of November 11, 2011
- ↑ Senate resolution of August 17, 2016, published in Official Gazette No. 72 of September 9, 2016, accessed on March 20, 2019
- ↑ a b Senate resolution in the Official Gazette No. 91 of November 15, 2016, accessed on March 20, 2019
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