List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Marienthal

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Location of Marienthal in Hamburg and in the Wandsbek district (light red)

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

overview

In Marienthal (district numbers 510 and 511) there are 13,521 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 3.2 km². Marienthal is in the postcode area 22043.

There are 68 designated traffic areas in Marienthal, including a square and five 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
Ahornstrasse

( Location )

A049 0295 after the deciduous tree of the same name 1914
Alphonsstrasse

( Location )

A087 0265 freely chosen according to the male first name 1850
At the old post office

( Location )

A182 0335 after the post house located here in the middle of the 19th century 1955 At the old post office
At the hussar monument

( Location )

A255 0860 after the monument to the Hussar Regiment No. 15 1938
At the Marienanlage

( Location )

A406 0105 × 105 × 105 × 105 after a filled in clay hollow that was named after the district before 1938
Asmusweg

( Location )

A483 0255 after a pseudonym Matthias Claudius ' under which he in Wandsbecker Bothen wrote 1950
Railway gardens

( Location )

B025 0335
(in the district) 		according to the location of the gardens on the Hamburg-Lübeck railway line 1950 east of the Hamburg-Wandsbek train station in Wandsbek Railway gardens
Bear Alley

( Location )

B020 0405 after the inn Zum schwarzen Bären , built in 1746 , which housed a bear kennel between 1850 and 1878 Bear Alley
Behrensstrasse

( Location )

B147 0170 after the long-established Behrens family 1878 Albert Balzer Behrens was the landlord in Wandsbek from 1645 to 1679.
Bornkamp

( Location )

B499 0510 after a field name (Born = source, Kamp = field) before 1938
Messenger rise

( Location )

B515 0130 freely chosen name after the postman of the nearby post office 1950
Bovestrasse

( Location )

B517 0385
(in the district) 		after the Bove family, previous owners of the site, see Bovehaus 1950 north of the railroad tracks in Wandsbek
Claudius Rise

( Location )

C038 0315 following the Claudiusstraße 1951
Claudiusstrasse

( Location )

C039 1145 Matthias Claudius (1740–1815), poet and journalist 1890 Claudiusstrasse
Ernst-Albers-Strasse

( Location )

E216 0600
(in the district) 		Ernst Albers (1803–1844), businessman and senior citizen , owned real estate in Wandsbek before 1933 south of the A 24 in Horn
Freesenstrasse

( Location )

F210 0180 Johann F. Freese, first known tenant of the Wandsbek estate, which he managed from 1572 to 1578 before 1938
Friedastrasse

( Location )

F223 0145 freely chosen according to the female first name 1909
Wood path

( Location )

G041 0150 after the location on the Wandsbeker wood 1950
Limit bend

( Location )

G223 0150 after the border between Hamburg and Wandsbek, which was previously marked here by a bend (= wall hedge) 1950
Gustav-Adolf-Strasse

( Location )

G341 1475 Gustav II Adolf (1594–1632), Swedish king from 1611 to 1632 before 1892
Hammer Street

( Location )

H085 1315 Road to the Hamburg district of Hamm , which was also the border between Hamburg and Wandsbek until 1937 1908
Hikeberg

( Location )

H423 0240 after a field name 1950
Holstenhofweg

( Location )

H587 1185
(in the district) 		after the Holstenhof, an institution founded by the Rauhen Haus before 1938 between the A 24 in the south and the railway tracks in the north, western half of the street in Marienthal, eastern half in Jenfeld , north of the railway tracks, western half of the street in Wandsbek , eastern half in Tonndorf
Holstenhofweg Bridge

( Location )

- 0030
(in the district) 		following the Holstenhofweg 1936 crosses the tracks of the Hamburg-Lübeck railway line on the Holstenhofweg; According to street directory only in Jenfeld and Tonndorf , according to the basic map, however, the boundaries of four districts meet in the middle of the bridge: in the northwest Wandsbek , in the northeast Tonndorf, in the southeast Jenfeld and in the southwest Marienthal
Husarenhof

( Location )

H845 0365 based on the street Am Husarendenkmal 2008
Hussar Path

( Location )

H694 0460 in memory of the Hussar Regiment No. 15 1929
Jüthornkamp

( Location )

J082 0175 based on Jüthornstrasse 1951
Jüthornstrasse

( Location )

J083 1525 after a farm of the same name 1945 The name Jüthorn is probably derived from Jetthorn, an expression for young cattle.
Kielmannseggstieg

( Location )

K163 0375 based on Kielmannseggstrasse 1954
Kielmannseggstrasse

( Location )

K164 1585 after the von Kielmannsegg family, the owners of the Wandsbek estate between 1679 and 1705 1950
Knutzenweg

( Location )

K303 0215 Friedrich Knutzen (1881–1938), DDP politician 1954
Curved road

( Location )

K520 0515 after the course of the street before 1938
Looft

( Location )

L245 0130 after a field name (Looft = leafy thicket) 1947
Luisenstrasse

( Location )

L307 0250 freely chosen according to the female first name before 1938
Marienring

( Location )

M050 0075 based on the district name before 1938
Mittelkamp

( Location )

M208 0435 Jürgen Mittel, first sexton and teacher in Wandsbek before 1933
Morellenweg

( Location )

M300 0170 after the cherry of the same name 1952
Nöpps

( Location )

N142 0710 after a field name ("small hill") 1947 in a map from 1903: Antonstrasse
Oktavio Street

( Location )

O075 1485 Oktavio Albers, son of the businessman Ernst Albers 1945 see Ernst-Albers-Straße
Osterkamp

( Location )

O142 0845 after a field name (Osterkamp = eastern field) before 1933
Poplar Avenue

( Location )

P027 0055
(in the district) 		after the poplars that were once planted along the road 1856 west of the railroad tracks in Eilbek
Poplar avenue bridge

( Location )

- 0010
(in the district) 		based on the poplar avenue before 1905 runs along the Pappelallee over the tracks of the freight bypass and S-Bahn at Wandsbeker Chaussee station ; predominantly western part in Eilbek
Rantzaustraße

( Location )

R046 0945 Heinrich Rantzau (1526–1598), governor of the Danish king and owner of the Wandsbek estate 1950 Rantzaustraße
Rauchstrasse

( Location )

R060 1420 Eduard Rauch (1844–1931), Mayor of Wandsbek from 1888 to 1912 1929
Rebeccaweg

( Location )

R389 0310 Rebecca Claudius (1754–1832), wife of Matthias Claudius 1970
rectangle

( Location )

R069 0150 according to the shape of the road before 1938
Racetrack Street

( Location )

R157 0530
(in the district) 		after the location at the Horner Rennbahn 1880 south of the A 24 in Horn
Robert Schuman Bridge

( Location )

R435 0685
(in the district) 		Robert Schuman (1886–1963), French statesman 1987 The actual bridge spans the tracks of the railway line to Lübeck over a length of approx. 310 meters and was built in 1962 as the Wandbeker Rathausbrücke ; In 1987 it and the entire street between Wandsbeker Marktstrasse and Jüthornstrasse were named after Robert Schuman, north of Schloßstrasse in Wandsbek Robert Schuman Bridge, part of Marienthal
Rodigallee

( Location )

R223 0900
(in the district) 		Erich Wasa Rodig (1869–1940), Lord Mayor of Wandsbek from 1913 to 1931 1947 east of the Holstenhofweg in Jenfeld
Schatzmeisterstraße

( Location )

S120 0445 after the title of the Danish finance minister Ernst Heinrich von Schimmelmann (1747–1831) 1950
Schimmelmannstrasse

( Location )

S172 0970
(in the district) 		after the von Schimmelmann family, owners of the Wandsbek estate from 1762 east of the Holstenhofweg in Jenfeld
Castle garden

( Location )

S214 0720 to the palace garden laid out by Count Schimmelmann 1951 Castle garden
Schlossstrasse

( Location )

S217 0710 after Wandsbek Castle , which had been owned by the von Schimmelmann family since 1762 before 1861 northern half of the street in Wandsbek Schlossstrasse
Seydeck row

( Location )

S415 0350 Johann Seydeck, stonemason, was involved in the construction of the Wandsbeker Castle 1950
Stolten Bridge

( Location )

S711 0070 Otto Stolten (1853–1928), SPD politician 1958 crosses the A 24 , the extension to the Horner area is the Stoltenstraße
Tratzigerstrasse

( Location )

T147 0160 Adam Tratziger (1523–1584), lawyer 1950
Trauns Allee

( Location )

T148 0280 after the Hamburg merchant family Traun 1915
Forest peace

( Location )

W024 0205 after the location on the Wandsbeker wood 1925
Wandsbeker Bahnhofstrasse

( Location )

W057 0230 according to location and function leading to Wandsbek station 1950 eastern half of the street in Wandsbek Wandsbeker Bahnhofstrasse
Wandsbeker Chaussee

( Location )

W058 0050
(in the district) 		Hamburg's Wandsbek district 1856 west of the railroad tracks in Eilbek
Wandsbeker Chausseebrücke

( Location )

- 0010
(in the district) 		based on the Wandsbeker Chaussee before 1905 crosses the tracks of the S-Bahn at Wandsbeker Chaussee station in the course of Wandsbeker Chaussee ; mainly in Eilbek
Wandsbeker Marktstrasse

( Location )

W060 0360
(in the district) 		Hamburg's Wandsbek district 1950, previously at Hamburger Strasse only southern half of the street between Hammer Straße / Brauhausstraße and the junction of Schloßstraße in Marienthal, otherwise completely in Wandsbek
Path No. 12

( Location )

W105 0215 At the time, paths marked with numbers were assigned by the building and surveying office in what was then still rural areas as an orientation aid and are to be successively given street names.
Westerkamp

( Location )

W195 0165 after a field name (Westerkamp = western field) before 1933
Ziesenissstrasse

( Location )

Z026 0625 Friedrich August Carl Wilhelm Zieseniß (1839–1902), city councilor in Wandsbek 1950
Cicada path

( Location )

Z028 0375 after the insect species of the same name 1950
Zirpenweg

( Location )

Z037 0555 after the insect species of the same name 1948 Chirp is another term for cicada.
Zitzewitzstrasse

( Location )

Z041 0650 Colonel von Zitzewitz (1850–1920), from 1902 to 1907 commander of the Hussar Regiment No. 15 1938

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Digital Atlas North

Literature and Sources