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

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

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

overview

In Barmbek-Süd (district numbers 418 to 423) there are 35827 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 3.1 km². Barmbek-Süd is in the postcode areas 22081 and 22083.

In Barmbek-Süd there are 114 designated traffic areas, including 2 squares, 17 bridges and a park.

There are several groups of motifs:

• Psychiatrists (with reference to the former, nearby insane, sanatorium and nursing home Friedrichsberg ): Damerowstwiete, Damerowsweg, Kraepelinweg, Langermannsweg, Pinelsweg, Reyesweg

• Persecuted / Victims of National Socialism : Elfriede-Lohse-Wächtler-Weg, Erika-Mann-Bogen, Grete-Zabe-Weg (all on the grounds of the former Friedrichsberg insane asylum)

• Songbirds : Amselstraße, Stieglitzstraße, Zeisigstraße (mainly in Barmbek-Nord ); this group also includes the bird pasture

• Composers : Beethovenstrasse, Brucknerstrasse, Flotowstrasse, Gluckstrasse, Lachnerstrasse, Lortzingstrasse, Marschnerstieg, Marschnerstrasse, Mozartstrasse, Schubertstrasse, Schumannstrasse, Spohrstrasse, Volkmannstrasse, Wagnerstrasse bridge, Weberstrasse

• Grain plants : Gerstenkamp, ​​Haferkamp, ​​Weizenkamp

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
Adolph-Schönfelder-Strasse ( Location )	A545	0550	Adolph Schönfelder (1875–1966), SPD politician	1970	until 1970 Rönnhaidstrasse
Old pond path ( Location )	A157	0525 (in the district)	after the field name "Ohlen Dieck" (old pond)	1877	east of the S-Bahn bridge in Dulsberg
Amselstrasse ( Location )	A383	0190	Bird blackbird	1893	Motif group "Songbirds" in memory of the ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833)
Bachstrasse ( Location )	B013	1195	originally named after Osterbek , later temporarily incorrectly assigned to the composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) and temporarily in Sebastian-Bach-Straße (see section "Composers' Quarter")	1860	western half of the street between Bachstrasse bridge and the intersection of Hans-Henny-Jahnn-Weg / Osterbekstrasse / Weidestrasse / Herderstrasse in Uhlenhorst
Bachstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0025 (in the district)	based on Bachstrasse	1904	eastern part of the southern half in Barmbek-Süd, western part in Uhlenhorst , northern part from the middle of the bridge completely in Winterhude
Barmbeker market ( Location )	B073	0490	after its former function as a marketplace	1948	Barmbeker Markt is now a four-lane street, divided by parking spaces; The subway line 3 runs above the parking spaces
Bartholomäusstrasse ( Location )	B085	0475	Bartholomew John Bull (1791–1857), previous owner of the site	around 1843
Beethovenstrasse ( Location )	B139	0855	Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827), composer	1863	Motif group "composers"
At the old Schützenhof ( Location )	B194	0450	after the Schützenhof, which was operated here from 1862 to 1901 by the Hamburger Schützengesellschaft	1913
Beimoorstrasse ( Location )	B226	0185	Ahrensburg district of Beimoor	1948
Berthastrasse ( Location )	B291	0250	Bertha Wagner, daughter of the landowner Wagner	1866
Biedermannplatz ( Location )	B308	0320 × 135 x 50	Adolf Biedermann (1881–1933), SPD politician	1947	until 1947 Schleidenplatz
Bostel row ( Location )	B752	0485	after the Barmbeker Vogtsfamilie Bostel (17th and 18th centuries)	1968
Bramfeld Bridge ( Location )	-	0030 (in the district)	based on Bramfelder Strasse	1904	crosses the Osterbek Canal in the course of Bramfelder Straße ; northern part in Barmbek-Nord
Bramfelder Strasse ( Location )	B544	0245 (in the district)	Hamburg district of Bramfeld	1862	northern part from Osterbek Canal in Barmbek-Nord
Brucknerstrasse ( Location )	B628	0525	Anton Bruckner (1824-1896), composer	1938	Motif group "composers"
Bürgerstrasse ( Location )	B685	0245	after the term of the same name ; According to Beckerhaus, expressly not after the poet Gottfried August Bürger	1868
Damerowstwiete ( Location )	D022	0070	based on the Damerowsweg	1939	Motif group "Psychiatrist"
Damerowsweg ( Location )	D023	0255	Heinrich Damerow (1798–1866), physician and psychiatrist	1912	Motif group "Psychiatrist"
Stretching haide ( Location )	D057	1030 (in the district)	after the field name "An der Dann Haide" (from Niederdt. Dann = Niederung)	1899	until 1899 Wandsbeckerstraße, namesake of the Dehnhaide station on the U 3 ; east of the S-Bahn bridge in Dulsberg
Desenissstrasse ( Location )	D078	0580	Dietrich Deseniß (1768–1841), confectioner and Barmbeker Vogt	1870
Döscherstrasse ( Location )	D134	0110	Albert Döscher (1879–1955), chamber musician	1964
Eilbeker Bridge ( Location )	-	0025th	according to location and function	1936	crosses the Eilbek on the Eilbektal road ; Street area completely in Eilbek
Eilbektal ( Location )	E089	1080	running after the location in the valley of the Eilbek	1904	completely in Eilbek , only the property with the house number 111 at the eastern end is in Barmbek-Süd
Eilbekwiesenbrücke ( Location )	-	0025th	according to location and destination	1960	Pedestrian bridge, crosses the Eilbek in Friedrichsberger Park
Elfriede-Lohse-Wächtler-Weg ( Location )	E347	0330	Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler (1899–1940), painter	2008	Motif group "Persecuted / Victims of National Socialism"
Elsastrasse ( Location )	E169	0490	Elsa Wagner, wife of the landowner Wagner	1886
Erika Mann Bow ( Location )	E344	0225	Erika Mann (1905–1969), actress and writer	2006	Motif group "Persecuted / Victims of National Socialism"
Feßlerstrasse ( Location )	F095	0145	GHL Imbek, called Feßler (1826–1884), previous owner of the site	1886
Flax land ( Location )	F139	0335	after the field name "Up'n Flachsland-Wisch", where farmers from Barmbeck grew their flax	1884
Flotowstrasse ( Location )	F155	0345	Friedrich von Flotow (1812–1883), composer	1899	Motif group "composers"
Framheinstrasse ( Location )	F201	0235	Barmbeker Hufner family Framhein	1907
Friedrichsberger Bridge ( Location )	-	0020th	according to location and function	1945	crosses the Eilbek in the course of Friedrichsberger Straße
Friedrichsberger Strasse ( Location )	F239	0750 (in the district)	after a field name, going back to a farmer Friedrich	1868	southern part from Eilbektal in Eilbek
Gas works bridge ( Location )	-	0010	according to its location near the no longer existing gas works	1904	crosses a branch of the Osterbek Canal in the course of Osterbekstrasse
Gerstenkamp ( Location )	G084	0190	Cereal plant barley	1910	Motif group "cereal plants"
Gluckstrasse ( Location )	G121	0365	Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714–1787), composer	1881	Motif group "composers"
Grete-Zabe-way ( Location )	G493	0480	Grete Zabe (1877–1963), SPD politician	2008	Motif group "Persecuted / Victims of National Socialism"
Großheidesteg ( Location )	-	0025 (in the district)	after a field name; based on the Großheidestrasse running in Winterhude	1960	Pedestrian bridge, leads over the Osterbek Canal as an extension of Großheidestrasse ; northern part in Winterhude
Grovestrasse ( Location )	G306	0280	Adolf Grove († 1900), previous owner of the site	1904
Haferkamp ( Location )	H028	0140	Cereal plant oats	1899	Motif group "cereal plants"
Hamburger Street ( Location )	H075	1410	according to its designation as a road leading to Hamburg	1862	Namesake of the Hamburger Straße station on the U 3 line ; southeast part of the street between Richardstraße and the Lerchenfeld junction in Uhlenhorst
Hansdorfer Strasse ( Location )	H120	0245	former Hamburg exclave Groß-Hansdorf	1888
Heinrich-Hertz-Strasse ( Location )	H299	0300 (in the district)	Heinrich Hertz (1857-1894), physicist	1945	western part from Winterhuder Weg in Uhlenhorst
Heinskamp ( Location )	H310	0355	Peter Heinrich Friedrich Heins (1848–1927), previous owner of the site	1885
Heinz-Gärtner-Bridge ( Location )	H860	0020 (in the district)	Heinz Gärtner (1916–2001), SPD politician and resistance fighter against National Socialism	2013	northern part in Winterhude
Heitmannstrasse ( Location )	H313	0530	Brothers Hinrich (1834–1895) and Jochim Heitmann (1839–1883), previous owners of the site	1877
Herderstrasse ( Location )	H360	0475	Johann Gottfried Herder (1744-1803), poet	1865	western half of the street in Uhlenhorst
Holstein camp ( Location )	H583	0830	after the field name of the same name "Am Holsteinischen Kamp", according to other sources also after another field name "Hegelstein's Kamp", which was then incorrectly adopted	1862	The first rental house in Barmbek was built on the Holsteinischen Kamp in 1866
Holstein way ( Location )	H584	0110	based on the Holstein camp	1962
Hufnerstrasse ( Location )	H676	0415 (in the district)	to the Hufner farms on the former main street of Barmbek	1862	northern part from the middle of the Osterbek Canal in Barmbek-Nord
Hufnerstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0015 (in the district)	based on Hufnerstrasse	1904	crosses the Osterbek Canal in the course of Hufnerstraße ; northern part in Barmbek-Nord
Humboldt Bridge ( Location )	-	0010 (in the district)	based on Humboldtstrasse	1970	Pedestrian bridge over Hamburger Strasse and Oberaltenallee; predominantly southern part from the middle of Hamburger Straße in Uhlenhorst
Humboldtstrasse ( Location )	G684	1075	Alexander von Humboldt (1769–1859), natural scientist	1859
Imstedt ( Location )	I073	0620	to “Immenstede”, a place where bees hang out	1904
Johannes Prassek Park ( Location )	-	0310 × 150 × 25	Johannes Prassek (1911–1943), Catholic clergyman	2011	the park was laid out on the site of the former gas works on Osterbekstrasse; Prassekstrasse in Wilhelmsburg has the same namesake
Käthnerort ( Location )	K009	0500	after the settlement of the Kätner	1866/1899	until 1899 in Käthnerort
Käthnerort Bridge ( Location )	-	0020 (in the district)	based on the Käthnerort	1910	northern part in Barmbek-Nord
Klinikweg ( Location )	K263	0190	after the former general polyclinic located there	1913
Kraepelinweg ( Location )	K397	0370	Brothers Emil (1856–1926), psychiatrist and Karl Kraepelin (1848–1915), biologist	1938	Motif group "Psychiatrist"
Lachnerstrasse ( Location )	L002	0140	Brothers Franz Lachner (1803–1890), Ignaz Lachner (1807–1895) and Vinzenz Lachner (1811–1893), composers	1906	Motif group "composers"
Long fame ( Location )	L053	0410	after a field name (Rehm = belt, stripe)	1862/1899	until 1899 in Langenreem
Langermannsweg ( Location )	L060	0120	Johann Gottfried Langermann (1768–1832), psychiatrist	1912	Motif group "Psychiatrist"
Levisohnweg ( Location )	L402	0065	Albert Levisohn (1891–1942), wife Cilly Levisohn (1894–1942) and son Rolf Levisohn (1920–1942), victims of National Socialism	2014
Lindnersweg ( Location )	L192	0090	Otto Lindner (1863–1927), previous owner of the site	1930
Lohkoppelstrasse ( Location )	L228	0615	after a field name (Loh = oak forest)	1873
Lortzingstrasse ( Location )	L253	0380	Albert Lortzing (1801-1851), composer	1901	Motif group "composers"
Louis Braille Square ( Location )	L394	0060 × 55 × 30	Louis Braille (1809–1852), French teacher for the blind and inventor of the Braille script named after him	2009	In the immediate vicinity - at Holsteinischer Kamp 26 - the Hamburg Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired has its headquarters
Marschnerstieg ( Location )	M068	0130	based on Marschnerstrasse	1962	Motif group "composers"
Marschnerstrasse ( Location )	M069	0475	Heinrich Marschner (1795–1861), composer	1895	Motif group "composers"
Martensweg ( Location )	M074	0110	Andreas Ehrenfried Martens (1755–1828), senior citizen , made a name for himself in the penal and reformatory institutions	1907
Maurienstrasse ( Location )	M097	0160 (in the district)	Johann Hinrich Wilhelm Maurien (d. 1882), co-founder of the New York Hamburger Gummi-Waaren Compagnie	1886	northern part in Barmbek-Nord ; the bridge over the Osterbek Canal , which connected both parts, was destroyed in World War II and not rebuilt
Maxstrasse ( Location )	M102	0030 (in the district)	Max Tornquist, son of the landowner Alexander Tornquist	1867	According to the street directory in Eilbek , according to the basic map of the northern part from the Eilbek Canal in Barmbek-Süd
Maxstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0020th	according to location and destination	1907	crosses the Eilbek Canal , a short southern part in Eilbek , in the course of Maxstraße
Mesterkamp ( Location )	M167	0100	after a field name	1890
Mirowstrasse ( Location )	M201	0155	AHC Mirow (1840-1900), from 1884 member of the Hamburg parliament	1906
Mozartstrasse ( Location )	M308	0300	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), composer	1863	Motif group "composers"
Oberaltenallee ( Location )	O005	0185 (in the district)	According to the upper elders , who were allowed to drive this path in carriages, which otherwise only served as a footpath	1862	southern part between Richardstrasse and Lerchenfeld in Uhlenhorst
Ortrudstrasse ( Location )	O119	0360	Character from the opera Lohengrin by Richard Wagner	1904
Osterbekstrasse ( Location )	O134	1510	after the course parallel to the Osterbek Canal	1878
Pfenningsbusch ( Location )	P099	0400	after a field name (Pennick = stump , bush = small wood)	1908
Pinelsweg ( Location )	P120	0260	Philippe Pinel (1745-1826), psychiatrist	1912	Motif group "Psychiatrist"
Reesestrasse ( Location )	R088	0285	Eggers Reese, Barmbeker Vollhufner and Vogt	1862
Reyesweg ( Location )	R173	0340	Wilhelm Reye (1833–1912), psychiatrist and long-time director of the insane, sanatorium and nursing home in Friedrichsberg	1912
Richardstrasse ( Location )	R180	0520 (in the district)	probably after Richard Emanuel Bull, the oldest grandson of the landowner Bartholomew John Bull (see also Bartholomäusstraße)	1861	western half of the street to Eilbekkanal in Uhlenhorst , southern part from Eilbekkanal in Eilbek
Richardstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0025th	based on Richardstrasse	1904	crosses the Eilbek Canal in the course of Richardstrasse ; western side of the bridge in Uhlenhorst
Rönnhaid Bridge ( Location )	-	0190	based on the former Rönnhaidstraße, which was renamed Adolph-Schönfelder-Straße in 1970	1970	crosses Adolph-Schönfelder- and Hamburger Strasse as a pedestrian bridge at right angles
Schleiden Bridge ( Location )	-	0025 (in the district)	based on Schleidenstrasse	1929	East side of the northern part in Barmbek-Nord , west side of the northern part in Winterhude
Schleidenstrasse ( Location )	S198	0230	Matthias Jacob Schleiden (1804–1881), botanist	1904
Schmalenbecker Strasse ( Location )	S228	0140	former Hamburg exclave Schmalenbeck	1899
Schubertstrasse ( Location )	S297	0155	Franz Schubert (1797–1828), composer	1905	Motif group "composers"
Schumannstrasse ( Location )	S330	0550	Robert Schumann (1810-1856), composer	1876	Motif group "composers"
Sentastrasse ( Location )	S408	0500	Character from the opera The Flying Dutchman by Richard Wagner	1904
Spohrstrasse ( Location )	S554	0315	Louis Spohr (1784-1859), composer	1904	Motif group "composers"
Stieglitzstrasse ( Location )	S690	0180	Bird goldfinch	1899	Motif group "Songbirds" in memory of the ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833)
Stradellakehre ( Location )	S722	0060	based on the opera Alessandro Stradella by Friedrich von Flotow	1930
Piece street ( Location )	S763	0465	after a hallway name	1862
Stuvkamp ( Location )	S778	0185	after a field name (Stuv = low bushes)	1888
Embankment ( Location )	U006	0480 (in the district)	according to the location along the north side of the Eilbek Canal	1893	western part from Richardstraße in Uhlenhorst
Bird pasture ( Location )	V062	0470	based on the motif group “Songbirds” in memory of the ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Heinrich von Essen (1770–1833), who also owned land here	1888
Vogteiweg ( Location )	V071	0125	in memory of the state administrative districts within the territorial lordship of the Geestlande that were repealed in 1894	1899	formerly Kleine Weidestrasse
Volkmannstrasse ( Location )	V077	0165	Robert Volkmann (1815–1883), composer	1906
Volksdorfer Strasse ( Location )	V080	0430	Hamburg district Volksdorf	1888
Von-Axen-Strasse ( Location )	V091	0155	Otto von Axen (1757–1831), Freemason and senior citizen	1907
Von-Essen-Strasse ( Location )	V098	0780 (in the district)	Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833), bird researcher, enthusiast and collector, created numerous breeding and nesting sites for songbirds in his garden	1862	To commemorate Essen, the motif group "Birds" was also created with numerous streets in Barmbek-Nord and Barmbek-Süd; southern part in Eilbek
Von Essen road bridge ( Location )	-	0025th	according to location and function	1904	crosses the Eilbek Canal in the course of Von-Essen-Strasse
Wagnerstrasse ( Location )	W014	0500 (in the district)	originally named after the landowner Hans Heinrich David Wagner (1816–1872), later assigned to the composer Richard Wagner (1813–1883) (see section "Composers' Quarter")	1877	Motif group “composers”; southern part in Eilbek
Wagnerstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0030th	according to location and function	1904	crosses the Eilbek Canal in the course of Wagnerstrasse
Weberstrasse ( Location )	W097	0305	Carl Maria von Weber (1786–1826), composer	1906	Motif group "composers"
Weidestrasse ( Location )	W140	0805	after pastures previously located there	1862
Weizenkamp ( Location )	W157	0120	Cereal Plant Wheat	1913	Motif group "cereal plants"
Winterhuder Weg ( Location )	W322	0905 (in the district)	Hamburg district Winterhude	1846	western half of the street in Uhlenhorst , from Herderstraße west completely in Uhlenhorst
Wohldorfer Strasse ( Location )	W369	0490	Hamburg district of Wohldorf	1888
Zeisigstrasse ( Location )	Z009	0180	Bird siskin	1902	Motif group "Songbirds" in memory of the ornithologist and bird lover Gerhard Hinrich von Essen (1770–1833)

Composers Quarter

There are two composers' quarters in the district, one owes its existence to an administrative error. Wagnerstrasse south of Hamburger Strasse was originally named after the owner of the site, Hans Heinrich David Wagner (1816–1872). Due to the parallel Richardstraße, Wagnerstraße was probably accidentally assigned to the composer Richard Wagner at an unknown time and the surrounding streets were also named after composers. The situation is similar with Bachstrasse north of Hamburger Strasse, which is named after a stream flowing into the Osterbek . Since there was as yet no street in Hamburg named after the composer of the same name, the procedure here was the same as for Wagnerstrasse and dedicated - albeit deliberately - to Johann Sebastian Bach . The surrounding streets were named after famous musicians.

For a similar reason, Senta and Ortrudstrasse were named after characters from Wagner operas, while Elsastrasse did not come from the Lohengrin opera , but was named after the landowner's wife or daughter, just like Berthastrasse.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
2. ↑ Jarreplatz at hamburg.de, accessed on July 8, 2018
3. ↑ Matthias Schmoock: Barmbek-Nord as it used to , Hamburger Abendblatt on 4 January 2014. Retrieved on July 9, 2018
4. ↑ Senate resolution in the Official Gazette No. 66 of August 22, 2014, accessed on July 9, 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

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