List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Hammerbrook

Location of Hammerbrook in Hamburg and in the Mitte district (light red)

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

overview

In the Hammerbrook district (district numbers 115–118), 4619 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) live on 3.8 km². Hammerbrook is in the postcode areas 20097 and 20537. Hammerbrook has 81 designated traffic areas, including five squares, 20 bridges and two tunnels. In addition to historical land names, people or other references to Hammerbrook's history, there are some streets that are named after medieval tribes (Franks, Frisians, Goths, Saxons, Vandals).

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	Street key	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Origin of name	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Albertstrasse ( Location )	A067	0225	Albert von Sachsen-Coburg , Prince Consort of Queen Victoria of England	1858
Altländer Straße ( Location )	A162	0200	after the farmers from the old country , who brought their goods to the market here	1936	Street area entirely in Hamburg's old town
Altmann Bridge ( Location )	A163	0180	Isaak Altmann (1777–1837), landscape gardener, created the Hamburg ramparts from the earlier ramparts	1942	north side in St. Georg ; originally since 1875 as Altmannstrasse , converted into a bridge over the tracks during the construction of Hamburg Central Station 1904–1906
On the central channel ( Location )	A293	0100	after the neighboring central canal	1866
Amsinckstrasse ( Location )	A385	1750 (in the district)	Wilhelm Amsinck , Hamburg Senate Syndicate for his services to the development of the Hammerbrook	1842	south-eastern part in Rothenburgsort , part of federal highway 4
Anckelmannsplatz ( Location )	A422	0130 × 50 (in the district)	after the Anckelmann family or on the neighboring Anckelmannstraße in Borgfelde	1879	eastern part in Borgfelde
Anton-Rée-Weg ( Location )	A444	0120	Anton Rée , member of the Reichstag and campaigner for equal rights for Jews	1948, previously Campestrasse (after Joachim Heinrich Campe )
Arno-Schmidt-Platz ( Location )	A702	0070 × 55	Arno Schmidt , writer	2004	Created during the reconstruction of the railway post office by overbuilding the former track system
On the Brandshof lock ( Location )	A510	0035 (in the district)	Brandshofer lock , built in 1625 at the confluence of the Bille into the Elbe , named after the court of the mayor Johann Brand (1585–1652) located here at the time	1865	south-eastern part in Rothenburgsort
Rash way ( Location )	A534	0550 (in the district)	Traceable path since the 16th century, which gave farmers from the Elbe island of Billwärder Ausschlag access to their pastures in "Hammer Brook"	1525	northern part in Borgfelde
Banksstrasse ( Location )	B046	0610	Edward Banks senior (1795-1851), Hamburg Senate Syndicate for his services to the development of Hammerbrooks	1842
Basedowstrasse ( Location )	B090	0170	Johann Bernhard Basedow , an educator and educator from Hamburg	1895
Billwerder Steindamm ( Location )	B341	0380	paved road embankment from Hammer Deich over the Green Bridge to Billwerder	1865
Brackish dam ( Location )	B531	0210	Brack = lake behind the dyke created after a dike breach, the road was built as a dam through the now filled in Bill -Brack	1886
Bullerdeich ( Location )	B697	0560	by transferring an older dike name	1865/1886
Bullerdeichbrücke ( Location )	B697	0060	Overpass of the Bullerdeich over the flood basin
Bürgerweide ( Location )	B686	0080 (in the district)	in memory of the former function of the area before the city fortifications as a common pasture for the citizens of Hamburg	1899, previously since 1868 An der Bürgerweide	north of the railway line in Borgfelde , part of federal highway 75
Deichtorplatz ( Location )	D061	0050 × 20	Place in front of the former Deichtor of the Hamburg ramparts	1936, previously station square	Most of the square in Hamburg's old town
Deichtorstrasse ( Location )	D062	0040 (in the district)	after the former Deichtor	1852	According to the street and area directory only belonging to Hamburg-Altstadt , according to the basic map of the eastern part from the railway bridge to Hammerbrook
Deichtortunnel ( Location )			see Deichtorplatz	1966	only the eastern access ramp, the actual tunnel section is in Hamburg's old town
Third Heidenkamp Bridge ( Location )		0025th	Overpass of the Heidenkampsweg over the southern canal	1930
First breakout bridge ( Location )		0020 (in the district)	Transfer of the Ausschläger path over the central canal	1930	northern part in Borgfelde
First Bank Bridge ( Location )		0045	Overpass of Banksstrasse over the Mittelkanal	1930
First Greven Bridge ( Location )		0020 (in the district)	Overpass of the Grevenweg over the Mittelkanal	1930	northern part in Borgfelde , east side in Hamm
First city dike bridge ( Location )		0050	Transfer of the city dike over the central canal	1930
Frankenstrasse ( Location )	F204	0350	after the medieval Germanic tribe of the Franks	1869
Friesenstrasse ( Location )	F244	0225	after the people of the Frisians	1897
Gotenstrasse ( Location )	G177	0320	after the medieval Germanic tribe of the Goths	1879
Grevenweg ( Location )	G231	0570	"Grafenweg", which the Counts of Holstein reserved as access to the Bille after they had bequeathed the surrounding Hammerbrook to Hamburg	1539	western side to the central canal in Borgfelde , whole eastern side in Hamm
Green bridge ( Location )		0060	probably based on the nearby Green Dike and a model for all later “color bridges” over the Bille	18th century	southern part in Rothenburgsort
Green dike ( Location )	G311	0450	probably after the green embankment of the dike or Hammerbrook, which is mainly used as pastureland	18th century
Hammerbrookstrasse ( Location )	H087	0870 (in the district)	laid out as the main connection from St. Georg to Hammerbrook, which was newly developed as a residential area after the Hamburg fire	1842	northern part in St. Georg
Hammer dike ( Location )	H080	0310 (in the district)	Dike to protect the "Hammer Brook", which at that time still belonged entirely to Hamm, continuation of the Green Dike along the Bille to the east	17th century	eastern part in Hamm
Heidenkampsweg ( Location )	H245	1080 (in the district)	after the landowner Johann Hinrich Heidenkamp	around 1775	southern part in Rothenburgsort , part of federal highway 75
Heinrich-Grone-Stieg ( Location )	H786	0155	Heinrich Grone (1868–1941), founder of the Grone schools	1987
Högerdamm ( Location )	H490	0500	Fritz Höger	1956, previously part of Amsinckstrasse
Chicken post ( Location )	H663	0160	Controversial origin: after an advanced guard or a country inn (see article)	17th century	Central library of the Hamburg public library
Monastery gate ( Location )	K277	0120	former gate of the Hamburg city fortifications , see also the former district Klostertor	1856
Monastery wall ( Location )	K278	0200	Part of the former city wall, named after the local Johannis monastery	1875	West side to Hamburg old town
Lippeltstrasse ( Location )	L196	0175	Julius Lippelt , sculptor	1866
Michelsenweg ( Location )	M429	0090	Headquarters of the delicatessen trade LWCMichelsen	1996	Private way
Mittelkanalbrücke ( Location )		0030th	Overpass of the street Am Mittelkanal over the Sonninkanal	1930
Coin place ( Location )	M337	0055 × 25	after the Hamburg Mint , which was previously located here , see Münzviertel	1880
Münzstrasse ( Location )	M338	0275	see Münzplatz	1880
Münzweg ( Location )	M339	0050	see Münzplatz	1880	non-public footpath
Nagelsweg ( Location )	N003	0825 (in the district)	after the landowner JH Nagel	1830	northern part in St. Georg
Norderkai-Ufer ( Location )	N243	0370	after the Norderquaistraße that ran here before the Second World War	2006
Norderstrasse ( Location )	N160	0050	northernmost of the streets newly laid out in Hammerbrook, cf. Westerstrasse and Süderstrasse	1858	northeastern part in St. Georg
North Canal Bridge ( Location )	N195	0270	Connection from the eastern end of the Deichtortunnel to Nordkanalstraße via Amsinckstraße	1971
Nordkanalstrasse ( Location )	N165	0875	in the course of the North Canal, which was filled in after the Second World War	1956
Oberhafenbrücke ( Location )		0030 (in the district)	Road and railway bridge over the Oberhafen	1904	southwest part in the HafenCity district
Oberhafenstrasse ( Location )	O010	0050	Access road to the Oberhafen	1857
Repsoldstrasse ( Location )	R160	0145	Johann Georg Repsold	1843	northern part in St. Georg
Avenue of roses ( Location )	R282	0160	after a rose wood that used to be here	18th century
Sachsenfeld ( Location )	S916	0215	based on the neighboring Sachsenstrasse	1988
Sachsenkamp ( Location )	S917	0085	based on the neighboring Sachsenstrasse	1988
Sachsenstrasse ( Location )	S008	0310	after the medieval Germanic tribe of the Saxons	1869
Salzmannstrasse ( Location )	S022	0115	Christian Gotthilf Salzmann , educator and educator	1913
Schultzweg ( Location )	S326	0190	after the former landowner Johann Ferdinand Schultz	around 1839
Schwabenplatz ( Location )	S939	0075 × 35	after a nearby Schwabenstrasse before the Second World War, which in turn was named after the medieval Germanic tribe of the Swabians and Suebi	2005
Black bridge ( Location )		0030 (in the district)	Transfer of the Heidenkampsweg over the Bille , based on the traditional Bille bridges (green, blue, etc.)	1960	southern part in Rothenburgsort
Sonninstrasse ( Location )	S503	0290	Ernst Georg Sonnin , Hamburg engineer and co-founder of the trade school	1843
Sorbenstrasse ( Location )	S511	0350 (in the district)	after the people of the Sorbs	1901	eastern part in Hamm
Spaldingstrasse ( Location )	S522	0980	Andreas Friedrich Spalding (1778–1859), Hamburg Senator, for his services to the development of Hammerbrook	1842
City dike ( Location )	S580	0290	1257 built dike along the Elbe	17th century
Süderstrasse ( Location )	S787	1420 (in the district)	originally the southernmost of the newly laid streets in Hammerbrook, see Norderstrasse	1869	eastern part in Hamm
Süderstrasse Bridge ( Location )		0050	Overpass of the Süderstraße over the flood basin	1930
Vera-Brittain-Ufer ( Location )	V153	0450	Vera Brittain , British writer and pacifist	2014
Victoria Quay Shores ( Location )	V151	0310	after the former Victoria-Kai, which ran parallel to the flood basin to the west before the Second World War	2006
Wallring tunnel ( Location )		0035 (in the district)	after the course in the former Wallring	1966	Parts in Hamburg-Altstadt and St. Georg
Wandalenweg ( Location )	W053	0350	after the people of the Vandals , based on the neighboring Frankenstrasse and Gotenstrasse	1948 (?)
Turning bridge ( Location )		0060	Overpass of the Wendenstrasse over the flood basin	1930
Wendenstrasse ( Location )	W164	1270 (in the district)	after the "people" of the Wends (older term for the Western Slavs or Sorbs settling in Central Europe)	1869	eastern part in Hamm
Woltmannstrasse ( Location )	W390	0150	Richard Woltmann (1757–1837), Hamburg hydraulic engineering director	1843
Second Amsinck Bridge ( Location )		0040	Overpass of Amsinckstrasse over the lock canal	1930
Second striker bridge ( Location )		0035	Transfer of the Ausschläger path over the southern canal	1930
Second Greven Bridge ( Location )		0035	Overpass of the Grevenweg over the southern canal	1930	eastern part in Hamm
Second Hammerbrook Bridge ( Location )		0030th	Overpass of Hammerbrookstrasse over the Mittelkanal	1930
Second Heidenkampbrücke ( Location )		0030th	Transfer of the Heidenkampsweg over the Mittelkanal	1930
Second nail bridge ( Location )		0020th	Transfer of the nail path over the central canal	1930

Former traffic areas

Westerstraße - already fenced in and no longer accessible to the public before 2018 - no longer exists, the area is currently being built on. Nevertheless, it is still listed in the current street and area directory.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
2. ↑ ^{a b} Archives Hamburg Local Transport. Retrieved June 1, 2017 . 
3. ^ Hamburger Abendblatt - Hamburg: Bank named after Briton who was against the bombing of Hamburg . ( Abendblatt.de [accessed June 1, 2017]).

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

Web links

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

 Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap