List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Wandsbek

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

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

overview

In the district of Wandsbek (district numbers 505 to 509) there are 36,443 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 3.8 km². Wandsbek is located in the postcode areas 22041, 22047, 22049 and 22089. There are 173 designated traffic areas in Wandsbek, including three squares and eleven bridges. In addition to historical floor names, people or other references to the history of Wandsbeck, there are two special subject groups:

  • Flowers and other garden plants (eastern garden city)
  • Cities in East Prussia (western garden city, following the neighboring "West Prussia Quarter" in Dulsberg)

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
Ahrensburger Strasse

( Location )

A053 1040
(in the district) 		Road to Ahrensburg in Holstein 1909 eastern part in Tonndorf
Allensteiner Strasse

( Location )

A078 0265 Allenstein , city in East Prussia before 1933 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Old pond path

( Location )

A157 0040
(in the district) 		after the field name "Ohlen Dieck" = old pond for a former mill pond in the course of the Osterbek 1877 western part in Barmbek-Süd , middle part in Dulsberg
At the Neumarkt

( Location )

A298 0890 after the location at the former Neumarkt von Wandsbek 1951
At the school garden

( Location )

A330 0220 after the former school garden of the Hinschenfeld School, today the Wandsbek Botanical Special Garden 1913
On the outskirts

( Location )

A337 1360 after the course at the former city limits of Wandsbek before 1938 east side from Tilsiter Straße in a southerly direction in Tonndorf
At the Osterbek

( Location )

A409 0410 after its course along the Alte Osterbek 1950
Anemone Path

( Location )

A429 0275 after the name of the plant genus anemone before 1938 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Angerburger Strasse

( Location )

A432 0520 Angerburg , city in East Prussia 1962 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Astern Street

( Location )

A486 0325 after the garden flower genus Aster 1933 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
On the royal land

( Location )

A501 0830 according to the location on the "royal" portion of the Wandsbek estate, which was divided in 1807 1951
Railway gardens

( Location )

B025 0280
(in the district) 		according to the location of the gardens on the railway line to Lübeck 1950 western part in Marienthal Railway gardens
Bandwirerstrasse

( Location )

B045 0400 in memory of the textile industry, which used to be strongly represented in Wandsbek, see band knitting 1950 Bandwirerstrasse
Barmwisch

( Location )

B076 0080 Field name based on Barenwisch or Bornwisch (Wisch = meadow, Born = source) 1946 northern part in Bramfeld
Bartensteiner Weg

( Location )

B084 0370 Bartenstein , city in East Prussia 1958 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Begonia Path

( Location )

B142 0195 after the plant genus of the begonia 1950 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Behnkenkammer

( Location )

B145 0130 allegedly after a chambermaid who was given a piece of land by Duke Johann Adolphhier in 1613 1950 Behnkenkammer
By the hop cart

( Location )

B174 0340 after an inn "Zur Hopfenkarre", first mentioned in 1635, on the Chaussee to Lübeck, which is also a royal Danish post office 1892
Biehlweg

( Location )

B309 0225 after Wilhelm Biehl (1875–1962), city councilor in Wandsbek from 1919–1933 1965
Rush ground

( Location )

B353 0240 after the aquatic plant genus rush 1932 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Birtstrasse

( Location )

B374 0280 after the ancient researcher Theodor Birt (1852–1933), who was born in Wandsbek 1947, previously Roon Street
Boehmestrasse

( Location )

B437 0275 after the master carpenter Johann Louis Wilhelm August Böhme (1856–1936), chief fire chief of the volunteer fire brigade in Wandsbek 1950, previously Stiftstrasse Boehmestrasse
Bothmannstrasse

( Location )

B516 0310 Bernhard Bothmann (1884–1952), pastor in Hinschenfelde 1961
Bovestrasse

( Location )

B517 0215
(in the district) 		after the merchant and landowner family Bove, see Bovehaus 1950 southern part in Marienthal
Brauhausstieg

( Location )

B561 0265 based on the neighboring Brauhausstrasse 1951, formerly Mathildenstrasse
Brauhausstrasse

( Location )

B562 0415 after the oldest brewery in Wandsbek, which was formerly located here 1950, previously at Holstenstrasse
Braunsberger way

( Location )

B565 0370 Braunsberg , city in East Prussia 1958 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Brodersenstrasse

( Location )

B609 0250 Ernst Wilhelm Brodersen (1854–1929), pastor in Wandsbek 1965
Bull paddock

( Location )

B695 0400 historicizing field name (the bull's paddock was once assigned to the farmer who looked after the village bull) 1976
Deimeweg

( Location )

D064 0270 after the river Deime in East Prussia 1958
Dernauer Strasse

( Location )

D077 0560 to the wine town of Dernau an der Ahr, for which Wandsbek had taken on a sponsorship at the time 1936
Village pieces

( Location )

D156 0135 after an old field name (pieces = unconnected arable land) 1950
Dotzauerweg

( Location )

D170 0095 Justus Bernhard Friedrich Dotzauer (1808–1874), music teacher and previous owner of the site 1957
Eberhardstrasse

( Location )

E004 0110 after the male first name 1951 Eberhardstrasse
Eckerkoppel

( Location )

E013 0515
(in the district) 		Field name: fenced piece of land (paddock) with oaks and beeches for pigs were pulled 1950 eastern part in Farmsen-Berne
Efftingestrasse

( Location )

E036 0325 Johannes Efftinge (1863–1909), city councilor in Wandsbek and first chairman of the social democratic association from 1890 1951, previously on Eduardstrasse
Eichtalstrasse

( Location )

E070 0280 to the neighboring Eichtalpark 1950, previously Moltkestrasse
Eickhoffweg

( Location )

E071 0330 Paul Eickhoff (1850–1931), teacher at the Wandsbeker grammar school and local history researcher 1851, previously Mansteinstrasse
Eilbeker Weg

( Location )

E088 0060
(in the district) 		Hamburg district Eilbek 1856 western part in Eilbek
Eulenkamp

( Location )

E256 1340 Field name ( Kamp = field) 1894 Land on the south side in Wandsbek, otherwise in Dulsberg , especially the entire street area. Eulenkamp
Eulenkampweg

( Location )

E257 0030th based on the Eulenkamp 1949
Eydtkuhnenweg

( Location )

E271 0455 Eydtkuhnen (Russian Chernyshevskoye ), place in the Russian Oblast Kaliningrad 1960 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Fenglerstrasse

( Location )

F084 0360 Johannes Christoph Wilhelm Fengler (1834–1919), pastor and school inspector in Wandsbek 1950, previously Goebenstrasse
Friedrich-Ebert-Damm

( Location )

F230 1870
(in the district) 		Friedrich Ebert (1871–1925), first Reich President 1945 middle section in Tonndorf , eastern section in Farmsen-Berne
Gartenstadtweg

( Location )

G024 0460 after the situation in the garden city of Wandsbek 1950
Georgstrasse

( Location )

G061 0110 Georg Timm, Wandsbeck merchant before 1876
Gilgegrund

( Location )

G096 0065 Gilge (Russian Matrossowka ), estuary of the Memel 1958
Gladowstrasse

( Location )

G102 0185 after a long-established Wandsbek family 1950, previously Heinrichstrasse
Goldlackweg

( Location )

G160 0325 after the plant species of the same name 1950 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Guderuper Strasse

( Location )

G328 0145 Guderup , place on the Danish island of Als before 1938
Heinrich-Müller-Stieg

( Location )

H759 0110 Heinrich Müller (1885–1966), head of the Wandsbek district office 1980
Helbingstrasse

( Location )

H315 0910 Wandsbeker family of brewers and industrialists, see Helbing Kümmel and Ohly Hefewerk 1938
Helbingtwiete

( Location )

H316 0220 based on Helbingstrasse 1947
Hinschenfelder rose

( Location )

H443 0230 after the location in the Wandsbeck district of Hinschenfelde 1967
Hinschenfelder Strasse

( Location )

H444 0520 after the location in the Wandsbeck district of Hinschenfelde 1912
Hinschenfelder pieces

( Location )

H445 0165 after the location in the Wandsbeck district of Hinschenfelde 1950
Behind the star

( Location )

H461 0175 after a star that used to stand on the Wandsbeck market square and was used for bird shooting 1950, previously Sternstrasse
Elevated road

( Location )

H485 0070 after the position on the crest of a ridge 1891
Hogrevestieg Bridge

( Location )

0020th according to position and function 1960 crosses the Wandse not far from Hogrevestraße
Hogrevestraße

( Location )

H537 0260 Heinrich Andreas August Hogreve (1858–1915), innkeeper and city councilor 1950, previously Dietrichstrasse Hogrevestraße
Holstenhofweg

( Location )

H587 0455
(in the district) 		after the Holstenhof, an institution founded by the Rauhen Haus before 1938 East side in Tonndorf , southern part in Marienthal and Jenfeld
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
Holzmühlenstieg

( Location )

H770 0125 see Holzmühlenstraße 1982
Holzmühlenstrasse

( Location )

H610 1075 after the earlier watermill on the Wandse , which ground colored wood for calico printing 1950
Holzmühlenstrasse bridge

( Location )

0020th see Holzmühlenstraße 1960
Hop cart bridge

( Location )

0015th according to location and function 1891 crosses the Wandse in the course of the street Bei der Hopfenkarre
Hydrangea path

( Location )

H648 0195 after the plant genus of the same name 1950 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Hundtstrasse

( Location )

H693 0205 Heinrich Hundt (1876–1943), Rector in Wandsbek 1951, previously on Black Street
Immergrünweg

( Location )

I071 0120 after the plant genus of the same name 1950 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
In the lowlands

( Location )

I083 0495 after the location in the former meadow of the Osterbek 1932
Insterweg

( Location )

I098 0365 Inster (Russian Instrutsch ), source river of the Pregel 1958
Iversstrasse

( Location )

I118 0235 Wandsbek family of teachers in the 19th and 20th centuries 1950, previously Paulstrasse
Johannes-Frömming-Strasse

( Location )

J141 0055
(in the district) 		Johannes Frömming (1910–1996), trotting athlete 1999 From the street on the outskirts of the city, the southern half of the street is approx. 55 meters in Tonndorf , the northern half is in Wandsbek, and for another approx. 35 meters the street is completely in Tonndorf, before it completely merges into the area of Farmsen-Berne .
Josephstrasse

( Location )

J075 0245 Joseph Morewood (1757–1841), English businessman and founder of the foundation before 1938 Josephstrasse
Calico bleach

( Location )

K109 0405 after the former bleaching areas of the calico printing works on both sides of the Wandse 1951, previously at Bleicherstraße
Kedenburgstrasse

( Location )

K117 0620 Dietrich Nicolaus Kedenburg (1831–1900), pastor in Wandsbek 1950, previously Manteuffelstrasse
Kedenburgstrasse Bridge

( Location )

0010 see Kedenburgstrasse 1960 crosses the Wandse in the course of Kedenburgstrasse
Keßlersweg

( Location )

K142 0155 after the Keßler family from Wandsbeck, who owned the color wood mill in the 19th century before 1938
Kirchhofstrasse

( Location )

K195 0155 after the location at the old Wandsbeker cemetery around 1848
Kirchhofstwiete

( Location )

K196 0050 after the location at the old Wandsbeker cemetery around 1848 The northern part, which branches off from Walddörferstrasse, was renamed Walddörferstieg in June 2019 by a resolution of the Senate.
Klappstrasse

( Location )

K214 0225 Dr. Hermann Klapp (1840–1895), director of the Wandsbeker grammar school 1950, previously at 1. Schulstrasse
Kneesestrasse

( Location )

K289 0095 Heinrich Kneese (1853–1916), mayor and chairman of the Wandsbeker Turnerbund 1950 Kneesestrasse
Kolpingweg

( Location )

K354 0060 Adolph Kolping (1813–1865), priest and founder of the Kolping Society 1967
Royal row

( Location )

K324 0550 after the houses built from 1620 at the instigation of King Christian IV on the Lange Reihe, which were popularly called "royal houses" 1950
Kornbergstrasse

( Location )

K379 0125 Gabriel Kornberg (1711–1781), involved in the construction of the Wandsbeck Castle as a master mason 1950, previously Werderstrasse
Kramerkoppel

( Location )

K400 0295 after a previous owner Kramer 1951, previously Blücherstrasse
Kranichfeldstrasse

( Location )

K403 0035 Johann Friedrich Anton Kranichfeld (1789–1860), owner of the Wendemuth farm 1950, previously Friedrichstrasse
Kurfürstenstrasse

( Location )

K514 0340 after the title of the same name 1902
Küsterkamp

( Location )

K486 0150 Field name (= country of the sexton ) 1950 Küsterkamp
Lavender path

( Location )

L095 0375 after the plant genus of the same name 1927 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Lengerckestieg

( Location )

L126 0150 see Lengerckestrasse 1962
Lengerckestrasse

( Location )

L127 0425 Peter von Lengercke (1788–1848), founder of the largest Wandsbek calico printing company before 1936
Lesserstrasse

( Location )

L144 2010 Wilhelm Lesser (1812–1889), Mayor of Wandsbek 1950
Litzowstieg

( Location )

L201 0115 see Litzowstrasse 1955 Litzowstieg
Litzowstrasse

( Location )

L202 0320 long-established Wandsbek family around 1840 Litzowstrasse
Litzowstrasse Bridge

( Location )

0020th see Litzowstrasse 1901 crosses the Wandse in the course of Litzowstraße
Lomerstrasse

( Location )

L244 0400 Johann Julius Lomer (1818–1889), previous owner of the site 1950
Lotharstrasse

( Location )

L255 0150 after the male first name 1951
Luetkensallee

( Location )

L286 0440 after the owner of a Wandsbeck leather factory, see Eichtalpark 1951 southern part in Marienthal
Lycker way

( Location )

L327 0140 Lyck (Polish Ełk ), city in Poland 1958
Lydiastrasse

( Location )

L328 0080 after the youngest daughter of the landowner Morewood 1884 Lydiastrasse
Martin-Mark-Weg

( Location )

M078 0230 Martin Mark (1865–1948), city councilor and until 1933 city council in Wandsbek 1965
Mellmannweg

( Location )

M392 0115 Friedrich Mellmann (1897–1972), member of the city council and district member 1980
Moojerstrasse

( Location )

M245 0080 after the owner of a calico printing company 1950, previously Juliusstrasse Moojerstrasse
Moorland

( Location )

M267 0155
(in the district) 		freely chosen name 1950 northern part in Bramfeld
Morewood Street

( Location )

M301 0330 Joseph Morewood (1818–1904), English businessman and founder of the foundation around 1843 Morewood Street
Mühlenstieg

( Location )

M322 0250 after an earlier windmill, demolished in 1625 1950, previously Neustraße
Mühlenstrasse

( Location )

M323 0175 after an earlier windmill, demolished in 1625 Early 17th century
Mühlenstrasse Bridge

( Location )

0025th according to location and function 1867 crosses the Wandse in the course of Mühlenstraße
Daffodil Path

( Location )

N006 0185 after the plant genus of the same name 1933 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants" Daffodil Path
Nebendahlstrasse

( Location )

N013 0220 Carl Nebendahl (1841–1913), Wandsbeks city architect 1950, previously Johannisstrasse Nebendahlstrasse
Carnation Path

( Location )

N027 0380 after the plant genus of the same name 1933 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Neumann-Reichardt-Strasse

( Location )

N083 0555 Friedrich Neumann-Reichardt (1858–1942), owner of the former Reichardt cocoa plant 1917 Neumann-Reichardt-Strasse
Nogatweg

( Location )

N144 0140 Nogat , estuary of the Vistula 1958
Nordschleswiger Strasse

( Location )

N172 0150
(in the district) 		North Schleswig , Danish region 1928 north of the Osterbek in Barmbek-Nord , between the Osterbek and the Eulenkamp in Dulsberg
Ölmühlenweg

( Location )

O037 0520 after the location at a former oil mill before 1938 eastern side in Tonndorf
Ölmühlenwegbrücke

( Location )

0015th according to location and function before 1938 crosses the Wandse in the course of the Ölmühlenweg
Oskarstrasse

( Location )

O127 0175 after the male first name before 1938
East Prussia Square

( Location )

O154 0060 × 40 to the former Prussian province before 1933
East Prussia rise

( Location )

O155 0280 based on Ostpreußenplatz 1953
Pillauer Street

( Location )

P118 1130 Pillau (Russian Baltijsk ), Russian city in the Kaliningrad Oblast 1950 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Pregelweg

( Location )

P195 0315 Pregel , river in Kaliningrad Oblast 1958
Puvogel garden

( Location )

P262 Friedrich Puvogel (1836–1907), honorary second mayor of Wandsbek from 1873 to 1907 2006
Puvogelstrasse

( Location )

P224 0100 Friedrich Puvogel (1836–1907), honorary second mayor of Wandsbek from 1873 to 1907 1950, previously Von-der-Tann-Straße
Quarree

( Location )

Q002 0450 after the square course of the street around the former middle school Wandsbek 1938
Ragniter rose

( Location )

R018 0070 Ragnit (Russian Neman ), Russian city in the Kaliningrad Oblast 1958 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Noisy ring

( Location )

R062 0690 Rauschen (Russian Swetlogorsk ), Russian city in the Kaliningrad Oblast 1961 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Robert Schuman Bridge

( Location )

R435 0130
(in the district) 		Robert Schuman (1886–1963), French politician 1987 southern street section with the eponymous bridge (originally Wandsbeker Rathausbrücke ) in Marienthal
Rosemary Street

( Location )

R292 0435 after the plant of the same name 1933 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants"
Rueterstrasse

( Location )

R353 0360 Hugo Rüter (1859–1949), composer and music teacher at the Wandsbeker grammar school 1951, previously Kampstrasse
Schadlerstrasse

( Location )

S092 0270 Heinrich Gotthilf Christopherus Schädler, around 1890 farm owner and farmer bailiff in Wandsbek 1945, previously Neue Bahnhofstrasse Schadlerstrasse
Sheep footbridge

( Location )

S104 0165 after a customary name 1953
Reed

( Location )

S159 0135 after the location on the reed-covered bank of the Osterbek 1950
Schlossstrasse

( Location )

S217 0710 after the earlier Wandsbeker Castle 1861 southern side in Marienthal Schlossstrasse
Schmüserstrasse

( Location )

S244 0170 Heinrich Carl Martin Schmüser (1823–1895), previous owner of the site around 1848
Snowdrop Trail

( Location )

S250 0190 after the plant genus of the same name 1950 Motif group: "Flowers and other garden plants" Snowdrop Trail
Schünemannstieg

( Location )

S299 0185 Waldemar Schünemann (1850–1930), district school inspector for Wandsbek and Stormarn 1968, previously Kirchenallee
Schwarzlosestrasse

( Location )

S350 0155 Andreas Schwarzlose (1732–1792), master bricklayer, involved in the construction of the Wandsbeck Castle 1950
Sensburger way

( Location )

S407 0125 Sensburg in East Prussia , today Mrągowo 1958 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Stephanstrasse

( Location )

S678 1815 Heinrich von Stephan (1831–1897), General Postal Director 1936, previously Karolinenstrasse
Stormarner Strasse

( Location )

S718 0470 Stormarn , district in Schleswig-Holstein 1908 Land on the south side in Wandsbek, otherwise completely in Dulsberg , especially the entire street area. Stormarner Strasse
Strasbourg street

( Location )

S730 1075 Strasbourg , city in France 1922 Only the plots with house numbers 94 and 96 are located in the Wandsbek area, otherwise the street is completely in Dulsberg . Strasbourg street
Thiedeweg

( Location )

T064 0595 Albert Thiede, last mayor of Hinschenfelde 1951, previously on Karlstrasse
Tilsiter Strasse

( Location )

T096 1500 Tilsit , city in East Prussia 1950 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Treuburger Weg

( Location )

T160 0180 Treuburg , city in East Prussia 1958 Motif group: "Cities in East Prussia"
Von-Bargen-Strasse

( Location )

V092 0330 after a long-established farming family before 1874
Von-Hein-Strasse

( Location )

V100 0230 KW Johannes von Hein (1848–1936), well-known chimney sweep and fire chief of the Wandsbeck fire department 1950, previously at Vereinsstrasse
Vosskulen

( Location )

V123 0440 Field name 1951, previously Siemensstrasse
Walddörferstieg

( Location )

W. 0025th based on the Walddörferstraße 2019 formerly the northern part of the Kirchhofstwiete
Walddörferstrasse

( Location )

W021 2555
(in the district) 		Road to the Hamburg forest villages 1947 eastern part in Tonndorf
Walter-Frahm-Stieg

( Location )

W469 0155 Walter Frahm (1883–1970), teacher and local history researcher 1983
Walther-Mahlau-Stieg

( Location )

W439 0095 Walther Mahlau (1902–1970), pastor at the Kreuzkirche 1973
Wandsbeker Allee

( Location )

W056 0695 according to the location in the district 1955
Wandsbeker Alleebrücke

( Location )

0020th according to location and function 1960 crosses the Wandse in the course of the Wandsbeker Allee
Wandsbeker Bahnhofstrasse

( Location )

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

( Location )

W058 0060
(in the district) 		according to the location in the district 1856 western part in Eilbek
Wandsbeker Koenigstrasse

( Location )

W059 0665 in memory of the visit of King Christian VIII of Denmark who came through this street in 1840 1950, formerly Königstrasse
Wandsbeker market square

( Location )

W514 0125 × 115 × 65 × 25 according to the location in the district 2004
Wandsbeker Marktstrasse

( Location )

W060 1030 according to the location in the district 1950, previously at Hamburger Strasse southern half of the street between Brauhausstraße and Wandsbeker Marktplatz in Marienthal , otherwise in Wandsbek
Wandsbeker Schützenhof

( Location )

W062 0770 after the location at the former Schützenhof 1950
Wandsbeker Zollstrasse

( Location )

W065 1025 after a customs border with a turnpike located here from 1838 to 1888 1950, previously Lübecker Straße
Wall dam

( Location )

W066 0130 after the location on the Wandse 1943
Wall set

( Location )

W068 0070 after the location on the Wandse 1943
Wartenburger Weg

( Location )

W077 0220 Wartenburg (Polish Barczewo ), city in Poland 1958 western plots in Dulsberg , complete street area and eastern plots in Wandsbek; the northernmost property at number 17 is in Barmbek-Nord Wartenburger Weg
Water rise

( Location )

W086 0225 former waterway to the Wandse before 1913 Water rise
Wendemuthstrasse

( Location )

W163 0635 after the former manor house Wendemuth 1863 Wendemuthstrasse
Wendemuthstrasse Bridge

( Location )

0030th according to location and function around 1864 crosses the Wandse in the course of Wendemuthstrasse
Wichelmannweg

( Location )

W462 0120 Heinrich Wichelmann (1893–1974), SPD politician 1980
Wiemannweg

( Location )

W235 0070 Hermann Wiemann (1854–1926), teacher and city councilor in Wandsbek 1950
Wilma-Witte-Stieg

( Location )

W525 0180 Wilma Hermine Witte (1912–1997), painter 2015
Wissmannstrasse

( Location )

W331 0290 Hermann von Wißmann (1853–1905), governor of German East Africa 1950, previously Wrangelstrasse
Witthöfftstrasse

( Location )

W343 0090 according to a Wandsbek city council 1913 Witthöfftstrasse
Ziethenstrasse

( Location )

Z027 0425 Hans Joachim von Zieten (1699–1786), equestrian general 1897

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
  2. ↑ a b Senate resolution of June 12, 2019, published in the Official Gazette No. 48 of June 21, 2019, accessed on September 2, 2019
  3. ↑ Biography at hamburg.de, accessed on August 12, 2019

Literature and Sources

Web links

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