List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Barmbek-Nord

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

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

overview

In Barmbek-Nord (district numbers 426 to 429), 41,875 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) live on 3.8 km². Barmbek-Nord is located in the postcode areas 22049, 22297, 22303, 22305, 22307 and 22309.

There are 148 named traffic areas in Barmbek-Nord, including six squares and ten bridges. Most are part of one of the thematic groups (from north to south):

• Artists (in the north and the middle): Aldenrathsweg , Bendixensweg , Brüggemannsweg , Dennerstraße , Eckmannsweg , Elligersweg , Emil-Janßen-Straße , Fritz-Neubers-Weg , Funhofweg , Geierstraße (unsafe), Genslerstraße , Grögersweg , Hardorffsweg , Harzensweg , Herbstsweg , Hermann-Kauffmann-Strasse , Jakob-Mores-Weg , Kindtsweg , Lambrechtsweg , Lißmannseck , Lorichsstrasse , Manstadtsweg , Matthias-Scheits-Weg , Meister-Bertram-Strasse , Meister-Francke-Strasse , Mildestieg , Morgensternsweg , Münstermannsweg , Nölkensweg , Oldachstrasse , Otto-Speckter-Straße , Peiffersweg , Prechtsweg , Rosamstwiete , Rungestieg , Rungestraße , Ruthsweg , Stöttrupweg , Suhrsweg , Tischbeinstraße , Vollmersweg , Wagenfeldstraße , Wasmannstraße
• Doctors (in the west, south of the former General Hospital Barmbek ): Albers-Schönberg-Stieg , Albers-Schönberg-Weg , Fraenkelstraße , Lauensteinstraße , Schaudinnstwiete , Theodor-Rumpel-Stieg , Theodor-Rumpel-Weg
• Scientists, inventors, engineers (in the east, will be continued in neighboring Bramfeld ): Benzenbergweg , Dieselgarten , Dieselstraße , Föttingergarten , Guerickeweg , Hiddingaweg , Kernerreihe , Kießlingstieg , Krüßweg , Middendorfstraße , Oertzgarten , Oertzweg , Plathweg , Rümkerstraße , Schlicksweg ,
• Pestalozzi (north of the Barmbeker train station on the location of the former Pestalozzi monastery ): Detmerstraße , Diesterwegstraße , Drögestraße , Krüsistraße , Lienhardstraße , Pestalozzistraße
• Bird names (because of the location of the former garden of the ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen): Dohlenweg , Drosselstraße , Kranichweg , Lünkenweg , Meisenstraße , Pfauenweg , Schwalbenplatz , Schwalbenstraße , Starstraße , Wachtelstraße
• Bird names unrelated to this garden: Adlerstrasse , Habichtsplatz , Habichtstrasse , Habichtsweg
• important women (in the southeast): Amalie-Dietrich-Stieg , Amalie-Schoppe-Weg , Arnemannweg , Elise-Lensing-Weg , Marianne-Wolff-Weg , Rudolphiplatz

There are also smaller themed groups with only two or three street names:

• Members of the Hamburg Citizenship (in the northwest on the site of the old General Hospital Barmbek): Alfred-Johann-Levy-Straße , Andreas-Knack-Ring , Wilhelm-Drexelius-Weg
• Musicians (in the southwest): Burmesterstraße , Stockhausenstraße
• Founder of the New York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie (in the south at the former factory, today the seat of the Museum of Labor ): Maurienstraße , Poppenhusenstraße

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.

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Name / location	Road key	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Origin of name	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Adlerstrasse ( Location )	A032	0380	Eagle	1930	unlike most of the bird street names in Barmbek, probably not in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833), but rather in relation to the birds of prey that are found at the corner of Schlicksweg / Steilshooper street with carrion supplied
Albers-Schönberg-Stieg ( Location )	A063	0150	Heinrich Albers Schönberg (1865–1921), radiologist and senior physician at the St. Georg Hospital	1960	until 1960 part of the Albers-Schönberg-Weg , which was divided into two parts by the expansion of Lauensteinstraße to Ring 2
Albers-Schönberg-Weg ( Location )	A064	0110	Heinrich Albers Schönberg (1865–1921), radiologist and senior physician at the St. Georg Hospital	1929	1960 shortened by the Albers-Schönberg-Stieg
Aldenrathsweg ( Location )	A069	0080	Heinrich Jacob Aldenrath (1775–1844), miniature painter and lithographer, student and business partner of Friedrich Carl Gröger	1922	Street parallel to Grögersweg
Alfred-Johann-Levy-Strasse ( Location )	A726	0270	Alfred Johann Levy (1901–1987), DDP district chairman, resistance fighter against National Socialism, co-founder of the Free Democrats party (later Hamburg regional association of the FDP ), member of the Hamburg-Nord district assembly and the Hamburg citizenship	2010	on the site of the old general hospital in Barmbek
Old extinguishing station ( Location )	A721	0130	on an area on the Osterbek Canal where barges were loaded and unloaded (unloaded)	2009
Old Wohr ( Location )	A135	0460 (in the district)	after an old field name, "Wöhr" from Middle Low German "Wart / Wurt" = "elevated point"	1922	originally "Feldweg 64"; Location of the former village of Hartzloh; western part in Winterhude ; Name giver for the S-Bahn station Alte Wöhr (Stadtpark)
Amalie-Dietrich-Stieg ( Location )	A542	0160	Amalie Dietrich (1821–1891), most important Australian and natural scientist, botanist, zoologist and plant hunter in Germany in the 19th century, on a research assignment for the Hamburg Museum Godeffroy	1968
Amalie-Schoppe-Weg ( Location )	A369	0170	Amalie Schoppe (1791–1858), German writer, patroness of Friedrich Hebbel	1930
At the ironworks ( Location )	A720	0080	former location of an ironworks	2009	Footpath
Andreas-Knack-Ring ( Location )	A725	0780	Andreas Knack (1886–1956), social democrat and member of the Hamburg citizenship , director of the Barmbek General Hospital , co-founder of the Hamburg Society for Sex Research, persecuted by National Socialism, later President of the Hamburg Health Authority	2010	on the site of the old general hospital in Barmbek
Arnemannweg ( Location )	A465	0120	Mathilde Arnemann (1809–1896), Samaritan, campaigned for poor relief and care for war victims, with a relief portrait of the "Honored Hamburgers" in the hall of the Hamburg city hall , wife of banker and businessman Carl Theodor Arnemann	1930	Arnemannstrasse and Karl-Theodor-Strasse in Ottensen are named after Carl Theodor Arnemann
Barmbeker Ring Bridge ( Location )	B764	0260	Part of ring 2 (middle ring)	1971	via Fuhlsbüttler Strasse ; Part of the ring 2	more pictures
Bendixensweg ( Location )	B242	0150	Siegfried Detlev Bendixen (1786–1864), landscape painter in Hamburg and the surrounding area	1914
Benzenbergweg ( Location )	B246	0120	Johann Friedrich Benzenberg (1777–1846), physicist, geodesist and publicist, made drop tests at the Hamburg main church Sankt Michaelis	1930
Bert-Kaempfert-Platz ( Location )	B882	0210 × 60	Bert Kaempfert (1923–1980), orchestra conductor and composer, born in Barmbek	2008	on the site of the former New York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie , today the seat of the Museum of Labor
Bramfeld Bridge ( Location )	-	0050	Bramfeld , district of Hamburg	1904	along the Bramfelder Straße across the Osterbek Canal ; connects Barmbek-Nord and Barmbek-Süd ; until 2005 part of federal highway 434	more pictures
Bramfelder Strasse ( Location )	B544	1340	Bramfeld , district of Hamburg	1862	old country road; until 2005 part of federal highway 434 ; southern part in Barmbek-Süd	more pictures
Brüggemannsweg ( Location )	B633	0130	Hans Brüggemann (around 1480–1540), sculptor and picture carver	1914
Burmesterstrasse ( Location )	B724	0270	Willy Burmester (1869–1933), Hamburg violinist, composer and editor	1927
Dennerstrasse ( Location )	D072	0240	Balthasar Denner (1685–1749), painter from Altona	1929	Part of the ring 2
Detmerstrasse ( Location )	D083	0240	Alexander Detmer (1814–1903), pastor in St. Georg , co-founder of the former Pestalozzistift zu St. Georg at this point (1865–1906)	1910	Originally extended to Rübenkamp
Diesel garden ( Location )	D105	0080	Rudolf Diesel (1858–1913), engineer and inventor of the diesel engine	1936	Footpath between Dieselstrasse and Oertzweg
Diesel road ( Location )	D106	0720	Rudolf Diesel (1858–1913), engineer and inventor of the diesel engine	1930
Diesterwegstrasse ( Location )	D109	0170	Adolph Diesterweg (1790–1866), educator, follower of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi and disseminator of his ideas	1911	Location of the Pestalozzistift to St. Georg (1865–1906)
Jackdaw Path ( Location )	D137	0280	Songbird species of jackdaw	1914	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Drögestrasse ( Location )	D199	0140	Wilhelm Dröge (1807–1879) made the land available for the construction of the Pestalozzistift (1865–1906), which was previously located here, and provided the money for the construction	1880
Drosselstrasse ( Location )	D204	0660	Songbird family of thrushes	1899	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833). Originally ended at Steilshooper Strasse, extended as a breakthrough road to Bramfelder Strasse in the post-war period.	more pictures
Eckmannsweg ( Location )	E019	0100	Otto Eckmann (1865–1902), Hamburg painter, graphic artist and typographer	1927
Elise-Lensing-Weg ( Location )	E145	0100	Elise Lensing (1804–1854), patroness and later lover of the playwright Friedrich Hebbel	1948
Elligersweg ( Location )	E163	1150	Ottmar Elliger (1633–1679), Flemish still life painter who lived in Hamburg	1914
Emil-Janßen-Strasse ( Location )	E176	0370	Emil Janssen (1807–1845), Hamburg painter of the late Romantic period, contemporary of Friedrich Wasmann	1927	Street parallel to Wasmannstrasse
Föttingergarten ( Location )	F177	0070	Hermann Föttinger (1877–1945), electrical engineer, inventor and university professor	1952	Footpath between Dieselstrasse and Oertzweg
Fraenkelstrasse ( Location )	F198	0290	Eugen Fraenkel (1853–1925), pathologist and bacteriologist at the Eppendorfer Hospital	1945
Fritz-Neubers-Weg ( Location )	F247	0080	Fritz Neubers (1837–1889), Hamburg sculptor	1927
Fuhlsbüttler Strasse ( Location )	F279	2750	Fuhlsbüttel , district of Hamburg	1862/1929	northern part in Ohlsdorf ; Main shopping street in Barmbek-Nord; Street with the highest house number in Hamburg (792)	more pictures
Funhofweg ( Location )	F281	0170	Hinrik Funhof († 1485), late Gothic painter who worked in Hamburg	1949	1929–1949 Funhof
Geierstrasse ( Location )	G047	0270	Bird of prey vulture	1914	probably like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Genslerstrasse ( Location )	G054	0400	Brothers Günther (1803–1884), Jacob (1808–1845) and Martin Gensler (1811–1881), Hamburg painters	1914		more pictures
Grenzbachstrasse ( Location )	G222	0080 (in the district)	after Seebek that here the border to Bramfeld represents	1946	eastern part in Bramfeld
Grogersweg ( Location )	G245	0210	Friedrich Carl Gröger (1766–1838), north German portrait painter and lithographer, business partner of Heinrich Jacob Aldenrath , has lived in Hamburg since 1814	1922	Parallel street to Aldenrathsweg
Guerickeweg ( Location )	G333	0090	Otto von Guericke (1602–1686), German politician, lawyer, physicist and inventor, has lived in Hamburg since 1681	1930/1940
Habichtplatz ( Location )	H008	0130 × 130	Bird of prey hawk	1914/1929	unlike most of the Vogelstrasse names in Barmbek, not in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833), but in relation to the hawks that were supplied with carrion at a stoner at the corner of Schlicksweg / Steilshooper Strasse
Habichtstrasse ( Location )	H009	1240	Bird of prey hawk	1888/1930	unlike most of the Vogelstrasse names in Barmbek, not in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833), but in relation to the hawks that were supplied with carrion at a stoner at the corner of Schlicksweg / Steilshooper Strasse ; Part of ring 2 ; Habichtstraße underground station is named after the underground station	more pictures
Habichtsweg ( Location )	H010	0100	Bird of prey hawk	1927	unlike most of the Vogelstrasse names in Barmbek, not in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833), but in relation to the hawks that were supplied with carrion at a stoner at the corner of Schlicksweg / Steilshooper Strasse
Halbenkamp ( Location )	H702	0110	Johannes Halben (1829–1902), Hamburg teacher, member of the Hamburg parliament and the Reichstag	1968	was part of Pestalozzistraße
Hardorffsweg ( Location )	H136	0360	Gerdt Hardorff (1769–1864), German painter, pupil of Johann Anton Tischbein, teacher of Hermann Kauffmann	1927	Hardorffsweg, Tischbeinstraße and Hermann-Kauffmann-Straße are side streets of Fuhlsbüttler Straße
Harkensee ( Location )	H853	0090	Name of an old farming family from Barmbek	2010	on the site of the old general hospital in Barmbek
Hartzloh ( Location )	H155	0470	after an old field name and the name of a former village	1904	originally "Feldweg 2"
Hartzlohplatz ( Location )	H156	0120 × 80	after an old field name and the name of a former village	1922
Harzensweg ( Location )	H159	0160	Georg Ernst Harzen (1790–1862), artist, gallery owner and co-founder of the Kunstverein in Hamburg	1914
Hebebrandbrücke ( Location )	H730	0050	Werner Hebebrand (1899–1966), architect and urban planner, senior construction director in Hamburg (1952–1964)	1974	via the Hamburg-Altona connecting railway and Hamburg freight bypass railway ; western part in Winterhude	more pictures
Hebebrandstrasse ( Location )	H703	0430 (in the district)	Werner Hebebrand (1899–1966), architect and urban planner, senior construction director in Hamburg (1952–1964)	1969	Parts of the northern side in Ohlsdorf
Heidhorn ( Location )	H251	0370	after an old field name	1914
Hellbrookstieg ( Location )	H326	0130	“Hellbrook” inn and settlement in the northeast of Barmbek, which were named after an old field name	1937	Footpath between Hellbrookstrasse and Habichtstrasse
Hellbrookstrasse ( Location )	H327	1460	“Hellbrook” inn and settlement in the northeast of Barmbek, which were named after an old field name	1899
Hellbrookstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0040	“Hellbrook” inn and settlement in the northeast of Barmbek, which were named after an old field name	1912/13	over the Barmbeker branch canal ; western part in Winterhude
Autumn path ( Location )	H358	0210	Thomas Herbst (1848–1915), Hamburg painter of impressionism and founding member of the Hamburg Art Club	1927
Hermann-Kauffmann-Strasse ( Location )	H368	0400	Hermann Kauffmann (1808–1889), Hamburg painter, student of Gerdt Hardorff	1914	Hermann-Kauffmann-Straße and Hardorffsweg are side streets of Fuhlsbüttler Straße
Hiddingaweg ( Location )	H421	0070	Gerlof Hiddinga (1683–1766), mathematician and drawing teacher at the Johanneum	1929
Hufnerstrasse ( Location )	H676	0750 (in the district)	Location of the hooves of the Barmbeker Hufner (as a counterpart to the Käthner ort in Barmbek-Süd or the Käthnerortbrücke between the districts)	1862	southern part in Barmbek-Süd
Hufnerstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0050	Location of the hooves of the Barmbeker Hufner (as a counterpart to the Käthner ort in Barmbek-Süd or the Käthnerortbrücke between the districts)	1904	over the Osterbek Canal ; southern part in Barmbek-Süd
Hufnertwiete ( Location )	H677	0070	Location of the hooves of the Barmbeker Hufner	1927	"- twiete " = cross way
Ivensweg ( Location )	I117	0240	Hamburg shipbuilding family Iven	1929
Jahn Bridge ( Location )	J118	0120	Friedrich Ludwig Jahn (1778–1852), initiator of the German gymnastics movement	1967	Extension of the Jahnring in Winterhude over an unused bridge over the formerly planned Osttangente as well as the Hamburg-Altona connecting line and Hamburg freight bypass ; western part in Winterhude; the name also describes the access roads to the two bridges and not just the bridge structures themselves; Part of the ring 2	more pictures
Jakob-Mores-Weg ( Location )	J022	0100	Jakob Mores (around 1550–1610), master goldsmith	1929
Käthnerort Bridge ( Location )	-	0040	Position of the settlement of the Barmbeker Kätner (as a counterpart the Hufner street)	1910	over the Osterbek Canal ; southern part in Barmbek-Süd
Core series ( Location )	K139	0190	Georg Reinhold Kerner (1810–1858), mathematician, hydraulic engineering technician and inspector	1930
Kießlingstieg ( Location )	K175	0090	Johann Kießling (1839–1905), physicist and high school professor at the Johanneum	1931
Kindtsweg ( Location )	K176	0120	David Kindt (1580–1652), Hamburg painter	1929
Kranichweg ( Location )	K405	0270	Bird species crane	1914	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Krausestrasse ( Location )	K408	0400 (in the district)	Emil Krause (1870–1943), German social democrat, reform pedagogue and school senator in Hamburg	1950	before 1950 Ahrensburger Strasse ; southern part in Dulsberg
Krausestrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0040	Emil Krause (1870–1943), German social democrat, reform pedagogue and school senator in Hamburg	1960	over the Osterbek Canal ; southern part in Dulsberg	more pictures
Krüsistrasse ( Location )	K457	0280	Hermann Krüsi (1775–1844), employee of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi	1966	Location of the Pestalozzi monastery at St. Georg (1865–1906); Part of the bus station at Barmbek station ; In 1910 there was already a Krüsistraße between Detmerstraße and Lienhardstraße , which was abandoned after the Second World War
Krüßweg ( Location )	K458	0130	Hugo Krüß (1843–1925), optician and natural scientist, company director of A. Krüss Optical Institute	1930
Lambrechtsweg ( Location )	L016	0250	Hans Lambrecht (around 1600/05 – after 1683), master goldsmith	1914
Lammersieth ( Location )	L009	1290	after an old field name ("Lämmerweide")	1909/1930		more pictures
Long on ( Location )	L041	0710	after an old field name ("Lange Furche", i.e. extraordinarily long parcels)	1914
Lauensteinstrasse ( Location )	L085	0440	Carl Lauenstein (1850–1915), senior physician and surgeon at the Hamburg Harbor Hospital	1957	before 1957 part of Dennerstraße ; Part of the ring 2
Lienhardstrasse ( Location )	L172	0070	Main character "Lienhard" in the novel Lienhard and Gertrud by Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi	1910	Location of the Pestalozzistift to St. Georg (1865–1906). Originally extended to Hellbrookstrasse.
Lißmannseck ( Location )	L199	0120	Fritz Lißmann (1880–1915), painter, and his parents Friedrich Heinrich Lißmann (also Lissmann, 1847–1894), opera singer, and Anna Maire Lißmann-Gutzschbach (1847–1928), opera singer	1929
Lorichsstrasse ( Location )	L250	0570	Melchior Lorichs (around 1527 – after 1594), artist and draftsman of a map of the Elbe	1914
Lünkenweg ( Location )	L284	0130	"Lünken", Low German for " sparrow "	1909	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Manstadtsweg ( Location )	M031	0230	Johann Wilhelm Manstadt (1722–1788), sculptor	1914
Marianne-Wolff-Weg ( Location )	M044	0140	Marianne Wolff (née Niemeyer, widowed Immermann, 1816–1886), widow of the poet Karl Immermann	1930
Massaquoi passage ( Location )	M454	0090	Hans-Jürgen Massaquoi (1926–2013), German-American journalist and writer, grew up in Barmbek	2017	Footpath between Drosselstraße and Krüsistraße
Matthias-Scheits-Weg ( Location )	M091	0120	Matthias Scheits (1630–1700), Hamburg painter	1929
Maurienstrasse ( Location )	M097	0190	Johann Hinrich Wilhelm Maurien († 1882), co-founder of the New York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie	1886	southern part in Barmbek-Süd , separated by the Osterbek Canal ; the bridge connection was destroyed in the Second World War and not rebuilt, but is still possible due to a vacant lot on the south side of the canal; Street parallel to Poppenhusenstrasse , which is also named after a founder of the New York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie; in between the former factory premises, today the seat of the Museum of Labor
Meisenstrasse ( Location )	M125	0380	Songbird family of tits	1914	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Meister-Bertram-Strasse ( Location )	M126	0260	Master Bertram (around 1340–1414 / 15), Gothic painter active in Hamburg	1929	North side in Ohlsdorf
Meister-Francke-Strasse ( Location )	M127	0120	Master Francke , (around 1383 – around 1436), monk painter of altarpieces in Hamburg	1929	northern part in Ohlsdorf ; Residents only in Barmbek-Nord
Middendorfstrasse ( Location )	M186	0080 (in the district)	Friedrich Middendorf (1842–1903), shipbuilding engineer and director of Germanischer Lloyd	1951	eastern part in Bramfeld ; Residents only in Barmbek-Nord
Mild rise ( Location )	M190	0380	Carl Julius Milde (1803–1875), Hamburg painter, lithographer and restorer	1914
Morgensternsweg ( Location )	M305	0120	Christian Morgenstern (1805–1867), Hamburg landscape painter, grandfather of the poet of the same name	1927
Münstermannsweg ( Location )	M333	0110	Ludwig Münstermann (1560/1575 – around 1638/39), sculptor and master wood carver	1922
New Wöhr ( Location )	N052	0210	after an old field name based on the Alte Wöhr	1949
Nölkensweg ( Location )	N140	0110	Franz Nölken (1884–1918), Hamburg expressionist painter, member of the artists' association "Brücke"	1927
Nordschleswiger Strasse ( Location )	N172	0110 (in the district)	in memory of the cession of North Schleswig to Denmark in 1920	1928	southern part in Wandsbek and Dulsberg ; in Barmbek-Nord without residents; Part of the ring 2
Oertzgarten ( Location )	O041	0100	Max Oertz (1871–1929), yacht designer	1936	Footpath between Dieselstrasse and Oertzweg
Oertzweg ( Location )	O042	0490	Max Oertz (1871–1929), yacht designer	1930
Oldachstrasse ( Location )	O077	0430	Julius Oldach (1804–1830), Hamburg painter of Romanticism and Realism	1914
Ole Enn ( Location )	O084	0110	Low German for "old end"	1938	on the border between Barmbek and the former village of Hartzloh
Osterbekweg ( Location )	O135	0330	Osterbek , brook in Hamburg, crosses Barmbek	1873	runs parallel to the Osterbek Canal, between Maurienstraße and the corner of Hufnerstraße / Poppenhusenstraße only on foot
Otto-Speckter-Strasse ( Location )	O169	0620	Otto Speckter (1807–1871), Hamburg draftsman and etcher	1928
Peiffersweg ( Location )	P056	0390	Engelbert Peiffer (1830–1896), German sculptor and medalist	1914
Pestalozzistrasse ( Location )	P073	0270	Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi (1746–1827), Swiss educator	1880	Originally in the west to Hufnerstrasse and in the east to Lämmersieth.
Pfauenweg ( Location )	P093	0490	Bird species blue peacock	1914	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Piazzetta-Ralph-Giordano ( Location )	P273	0080 × 20	Ralph Giordano (1923–2014), journalist, publicist, writer and director, born in Barmbek	2017	piazzetta Italian for "small square"
Plathweg ( Location )	P138	0080	Christian Wilhelm Plath (1820–1894), astronomer and chief engineer of the building deputation	1963
Poppenhusenstrasse ( Location )	P170	0210	Conrad Poppenhusen (1818 – around 1884), co-founder of the New York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie	1910	Street parallel to Maurienstraße , which is also named after a founder of the New York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie; in between the former factory premises, today the seat of the Museum of Labor
Prechtsweg ( Location )	P192	0250	Christian Precht (around 1635–1694 / 95), Hamburg sculptor	1922
Richeystrasse ( Location )	R181	0370	Michael Richey (1678–1761), Hamburg scholar and poet, professor at the Academic Gymnasium	1951	1924–1933 Goethestrasse , 1933–1951 Kaiser-Friedrich-Strasse ; only adjacent properties in the western part belong to Barmbek-Nord, the street area to Bramfeld and Steilshoop
Roggenkamp ( Location )	R258	0120	Type of cereal rye	1911
Rosamstwiete ( Location )	R279	0090	Walter Alfred Rosam (1883–1916), Hamburg painter of post-impressionism	1929	"- twiete " = cross way
Rudolphiplatz ( Location )	R330	0060 × 60	Caroline Rudolphi (1753–1811), educator, poet and owner of an educational institution in Hamm	1930
Rübenkamp ( Location )	R333	2210 (in the district)	after an old field name	1928	northern part in Ohlsdorf ; Name giver for the S-Bahn station Rübenkamp (City Nord)
Rümkerstrasse ( Location )	R343	0400	Karl Rümker (1788–1862) and his son George Rümker (1832–1900), astronomers and directors of the Hamburg observatory	1930
Rungestieg ( Location )	R370	0180	Philipp Otto Runge (1777–1810), painter of the early romantic period	1930	Footpath between Rungestrasse and Rümkerstrasse
Rungestrasse ( Location )	R371	0340	Philipp Otto Runge (1777–1810), painter of the early romantic period	1929
Ruthsweg ( Location )	R377	0200	Valentin Ruths (1825–1905), Hamburg landscape painter and lithographer	1914
Saarlandstrasse ( Location )	S004	0660	Saarland	1935	on the occasion of the re-annexation of the Saarland to the German Reich; northern part and western side of the southern part to Winterhude ; The name giver for the Saarlandstrasse underground station	more pictures
Schaudinnstwiete ( Location )	S121	0060	Fritz Schaudinn (1871–1906), zoologist and head of department at the Institute for Ship and Tropical Diseases , co-discoverer of the syphilis pathogen	1938	before 1938 Fraenkelweg ; Cross street to Fraenkelstraße ; "- twiete " = cross way
Schleiden Bridge ( Location )	-	0040	Matthias Jacob Schleiden (1804–1881), Hamburg botanist, co-founder of the cell theory	1929	over the Osterbek Canal , southern part in Barmbek-Süd , western side of the northern part in Winterhude	more pictures
Schlicksweg ( Location )	S210	0450	Ernst Otto Schlick (1840–1913), shipbuilding engineer and inventor of the ship gyro	1930
Schmachthäger Strasse ( Location )	S224	0680	Schmachthagen, lost village, first mentioned in 1347, 1573 desolate	1929	east side of the street in Steilshoop
Schwalbenplatz ( Location )	S336	0220 × 60	Songbird species swallow	1914	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Schwalbenstrasse ( Location )	S337	0570	Songbird species swallow	1899	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Sonderburger Strasse ( Location )	S492	0100	Sonderburg (Danish Sønderborg ), city in North Schleswig	1930	Part of the thematic group Nordschleswig mainly in directly adjacent Dulsberg is
Star Street ( Location )	S594	0490	Songbird family of starlings	1910	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833). The northern section was originally part of Stellbergstrasse.
Steilshooper Strasse ( Location )	S620	2010	Steilshoop , district of Hamburg	1862/1950	northern part in Steilshoop	more pictures
Branch Canal Bridge ( Location )	-	0040	Barmbeker branch canal	1928	over the Barmbeker branch canal in the course of the Wiesendamm
Stockhausenstrasse ( Location )	S698	0130	Julius Stockhausen (1826–1906), singer and conductor of the Hamburg Philharmonic Concerts and at the Hamburg Singakademie	1927
Stöttrupweg ( Location )	S706	0140	Andreas Stöttrup (1754–1811), painter and engraver	1930
Suhrsweg ( Location )	S807	0240	Suhr brothers : Christoffer (1771–1842), Cornelius (1781–1857) and Peter (1788–1857), Hamburg-based lithographers, painters and draftsmen	1914
Theodor-Rumpel-Stieg ( Location )	T057	0070	Theodor Rumpel (1862–1923), surgeon and senior physician at the Eppendorf General Hospital , director of the Barmbek General Hospital	1960	until 1960 part of the Theodor-Rumpel-Weg , which was divided into two parts by the expansion of Lauensteinstraße to Ring 2
Theodor-Rumpel-Weg ( Location )	T058	0150	Theodor Rumpel (1862–1923), surgeon and senior physician at the Eppendorf General Hospital , director of the Barmbek General Hospital	1929	1960 shortened by the Theodor-Rumpel-Stieg
Tieloh ( Location )	T088	0420	after an old field name	1901		more pictures
Tischbeinstrasse ( Location )	T111	0300	Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein (1751–1829), as well as Johann Heinrich Tischbein the Elder (1722–1789) and Johann Friedrich August Tischbein (1750–1812), members of the Tischbein family of painters	1922
Vollmersweg ( Location )	V087	0100	Friedrich Vollmer (1806–1875), Hamburg landscape painter	1927
Quail Street ( Location )	W004	0660	Bird species quail	1890	like most of the bird road names in Barmbek in memory of the garden of ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833) located here
Wagenfeldstrasse ( Location )	W011	0310	Otto Wagenfeld († 1671), Hamburg painter	1952	before 1952 Wagenfeld
Wartenburger Weg ( Location )	W077	0010 (in the district)	Wartenburg in East Prussia ( Barczewo in Polish ), city in Masuria	1958	Part of the thematic group Places in East Prussia, which is mainly located in the directly adjacent Wandsbek ; eastern part in Dulsberg and Wandsbek
Wasmannstrasse ( Location )	W082	0390	Friedrich Wasmann (1805–1886), Biedermeier painter, contemporary of Emil Janssen	1914	Street parallel to Emil-Janßen-Straße
Wichelkamp ( Location )	W214	0090	"Wichel", Low German for " willow "	1950	northern part in Bramfeld ; in Barmbek-Nord without residents
Wiesendamm ( Location )	W240	0880	after the old field name "Achtern Wischen" = "behind the meadows"	1910	western part in Winterhude	more pictures
Wilhelm Drexelius Way ( Location )	W522	0240	Wilhelm Drexelius (1906–1974), lawyer, SPD politician, member of the Hamburg Parliament , building and school senator	2010	on the site of the old general hospital in Barmbek
Wittenkamp ( Location )	W337	0340	after an old field name	1929
Witthof ( Location )	W344	0180	Hufner family Witt and Witthof from Barmbek	1957

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
2. ↑ according to Beckershaus
3. ↑ according to Hanke

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

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