List of streets, squares and bridges in Hamburg-Winterhude

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

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

overview

In Winterhude (district numbers 408 to 413) there are 55,491 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 7.6 km². Winterhude is in the postcode areas 22297, 22299, 22301 and 22303.

There are 189 designated traffic areas in Winterhude, including five squares and 41 bridges.

There are two subject groups:

• In the Jarrestadt and around Semperstrasse, numerous streets were named after architects and master builders who worked in Hamburg: Arensweg, Fersenfeldtsweg, Forsmannstrasse, Geißlertwiete, Georg-Thielen-Gasse, Groothoffgasse, Hamelausweg, Hanssensweg, Hauersweg, Jollassestieg, Lorenzengasseeg, and Lorenzengasse , Maacksgasse, Martin-Haller-Ring, Meerweinstrasse, Meuronstieg, Neckelmannsweg, Peter-Marquard-Strasse, Preystrasse, Rambatzweg, Schinkelstrasse, Semperplatz, Semperstrasse, Stammannstrasse, Wimmelsweg

• In City Nord , the roads and bridges around Überseering were named after major cities in overseas countries in order to document Hamburg's global trade relations: Bombay Bridge, Caracasweg, Dakar Bridge, Dakarweg, Djakartaweg, Halifaxweg, Jokohama Bridge, Calcutta Bridge, Cape Town Ring, Limaweg, Manila Bridge , Manilaweg, Mexico Ring, New York Bridge, New York Ring, New York Route, Singapore Bridge, Singapore Route, Überseering

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.

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Name / location	Road key	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Origin of name	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Agnesstrasse ( Location )	A044	0445	Agnes Ahrens b. Repsold (1839–1910), sister-in-law of the then landowner Adolph Sierich	1866	Sierich named a number of streets after the first names of family members and friends
Alsterdorfer Strasse ( Location )	A101	0875 (in the district)	Hamburg district Alsterdorf	1863	northern part in Alsterdorf and Ohlsdorf
Old freight yard ( Location )	A712	0655	after the freight yard Barmbek, which was previously located there	2007
Old Wohr ( Location )	A135	0260 (in the district)	after a field name (Wöhr = Wart or Wurt for an elevated position)	1922	eastern part from the freight bypass in Barmbek-Nord
Andreasstrasse ( Location )	A427	0345	Andreas Meyer, friend of the landowner Adolph Sierich	1866
Arensweg ( Location )	A457	0085	Johann August Arens (1757–1806), architect	1926	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Bachstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0015 (in the district)	following the in Barmbek-South extending Bachstrasse	1904	northern part from the middle of the bridge completely in Winterhude; eastern part of the southern half in Barmbek-Süd , western part in Uhlenhorst
Barmbeker Strasse ( Location )	B074	2065	Hamburg district of Barmbek	1863	Part of the federal highway 5
Barmbeker road bridge ( Location )	-	0050	based on Barmbeker Strasse	1928	crosses the Goldbek Canal in the course of Barmbeker Straße
Baumkamp ( Location )	B106	0620	after a hallway name	1901
Baumtwiete ( Location )	B110	0080	based on Baumkamp	1937
Bebelallee ( Location )	B122	0850 (in the district)	August Bebel (1840–1913), SPD politician and journalist	1945	northern part in Alsterdorf
At the Matthäuskirche ( Location )	B178	0115	after the situation at the Matthäuskirche	1926
At the Jacobjstift ( Location )	B211	0135	after the location at the former Jacobi monastery	1929
Bellevue ( Location )	B238	1065	according to the location with a view of the Alster (French belle vue = beautiful view)	1866
Bellevue Bridge ( Location )	-	0025th	based on the Bellevue street	1904	crosses the Goldbek Canal shortly before the confluence with the Rondeel Canal in the course of the Bellevue
Flower Street ( Location )	B416	0485	freely chosen name	1866
Flower road bridge ( Location )	-	0015th	based on the Blumenstrasse	1904	crosses the towpath canal in the course of the Blumenstrasse
Bombay Bridge ( Location )	-	0055	Bombay , city in India	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Borgweg ( Location )	B484	0330	presumably originally "Bergweg" or "Bargweg" as the path leading to Heidberg	1863	Already recorded in 1770 on old land maps as "Beside the Borgweg"
Braamkamp ( Location )	B524	0720 (in the district)	after a hallway name	1928	Part of ring 2 ; western part from the U-Bahn bridge in Alsterdorf
Bruno-Georges-Platz ( Location )	B876	0100 × 75 × 50	Bruno Georges (1892–1968), police chief, later police chief of Hamburg	2000
Buchenstrasse ( Location )	B661	0160	species beech	1863
Boxwood path ( Location )	B667	0185	Plant type boxwood
Bussestrasse ( Location )	B734	0490	Johanna Magdalene Rippens b. Busse (1828–1886), wife of the landowner Claes Joachim Rippens	1876
Butenkamp ( Location )	B738	0035	after a hallway name	1920
Cäcilienstraße ( Location )	C001	0155	Caecilia von Oldessem († 1542), first dominatrix of the St. Johannis Monastery	1914
Caracas Way ( Location )	C074	0130	Caracas , capital of Venezuela	1972	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Carl-Cohn-Strasse ( Location )	C005	0690 (in the district)	Carl Cohn (1857–1931), overseas merchant and Hamburg senator	1929/1948	from 1933 to 1948 Mackensenstrasse; north of the subway bridge in Alsterdorf
Dakar Bridge ( Location )	-	0045	Dakar , capital of Senegal	1974	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Dakar path ( Location )	D014	0645	Dakar , capital of Senegal	1962	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Djakartaweg ( Location )	D264	0800	Jakarta , capital of Indonesia	1978	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Dorotheenstrasse ( Location )	D164	1620	Anna Dorothea Sierich, mother of the landowner Adolph Sierich	1863
Dorotheenstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0035	based on Dorotheenstrasse	1904	crosses the Goldbek Canal in the course of Dorotheenstrasse
Three pieces ( Location )	D187	0265	after a hallway name from 1779 "The Five Pieces"	1930	see also Fiefstück, Tweestücke and Veerstücken
Ivy path ( Location )	E035	0470	after an adopted field name	1928
Elebeken ( Location )	E134	0150	Magdalena Elebeke, from 1670 to 1701 Domina of the St. Johannis Monastery	1906	see Cäcilienstraße
Eppendorfer Stieg ( Location )	E196	0135	Hamburg district Eppendorf	1863
Fährhausbrücke ( Location )	-	0030 (in the district)	after the former dance hall Winterhuder Fährhaus , which stood at this point	1989	western part in Eppendorf
Field maple path ( Location )	F360	0230	after the field maple , tree of the year 2015	2017	(still in development, as of June 2020)
Distant view ( Location )	F092	0270	Freely chosen name due to the good view of the Outer Alster	1891
Fernsichtbrücke ( Location )	-	0040	based on the street Fernsicht	1904	crosses the Rondeel Canal
Fersenfeldtsweg ( Location )	F093	0065	Hermann Peter Fersenfeldt (1786–1853), architect	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Fief pieces ( Location )	F108	0345	after a hallway name from 1779 "The Five Pieces"	1928	see Dreistücken, Tweestücken and Veerstücken; Seat of the arthouse cinema Magazin
Flemingstrasse ( Location )	F148	0165	Paul Fleming (1609–1640), doctor and writer	1910
Flüggestraße ( Location )	F161	0160	Johannes Flügge (1775–1816), botanist	1907
Forsmannstrasse ( Location )	F186	0415	Franz Gustav Joachim Forsmann (1795–1878), architect	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Geibelstrasse ( Location )	G044	0515	Emanuel Geibel (1815–1884), poet	1888
Geisslertwiete ( Location )	G049	0165	Hermann Geissler (1859–1939), architect	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Gellertstrasse ( Location )	G051	0345	Christian Fürchtegott Gellert (1715–1769), poet and philosopher	1891
Georg-Thielen-Gasse ( Location )	G057	0145	Georg Thielen (1853–1901), architect and craftsman	1948	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Gertigstrasse ( Location )	G087	0525	after the Gertig family, who in addition to the Sierich family owned extensive property in Winterhude	1887
Glindweg ( Location )	G112	0370	after the term "Glind" for an area fenced off with battens or posts	1914/1928
Goernebrücke ( Location )	-	0020 (in the district)	Christian Goerne (1822–1882), businessman	1910	leads over the canalised Alster ; western part in Eppendorf
Goldbekplatz ( Location )	G151	0130 x100 x100	according to its location on the Goldbek Canal	1902
Gold buyers ( Location )	G152	0895	running after the location on the bank of the Goldbek Canal	1913
Goldbekweg ( Location )	G153	0240	based on the gold buyer	1936
Gottschedstrasse ( Location )	G184	0405	Johann Christoph Gottsched (1700–1766), writer	1910
Grass path ( Location )	G207	0600	after a hallway name	1863
Greflingerstrasse ( Location )	G213	0140	Johann Georg Greflinger (approx. 1620 – approx. 1677), notary and popular poet	1910
Groothoffgasse ( Location )	G250	0100	Hugo Groothoff (1851–1918), architect	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Großheidesteg ( Location )	-	0030 (in the district)	based on Großheidestrasse	1960	crosses the Osterbek Canal as a pedestrian bridge ; southern part in Barmbek-Süd
Großheidestrasse ( Location )	G281	0605	after a hallway name	1928
Gryphiusstrasse ( Location )	G327	0145	Andreas Gryphius (1616–1664), poet	1910
Hornbeam Path ( Location )	H049	0155	after the hornbeam	1928
Halifaxweg ( Location )	H840	0225	Halifax , provincial capital of Nova Scotia	2006	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Hamelausweg ( Location )	H076	0085	Hans Hamelau (around 1620–1670), master builder	1926	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Hanssensweg ( Location )	H124	0280	Bernhard Hanssen (1844–1911), architect	1928	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Hauersweg ( Location )	H193	0190	Wilhelm Hauers (1836–1905), architect	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Hebebrandbrücke ( Location )	H730	0020 (in the district)	based on Hebebrandstrasse	1974	to the tracks of the S 1 in Winterhude, further east partly in Alsterdorf , Ohlsdorf and Barmbek-Nord
Hebebrandstrasse ( Location )	H703	0510 (in the district)	Werner Hebebrand (1899–1966), architect and urban planner	1969	at the initiative of Hebebrands, the nearby City-Nord was realized ; eastern part from the railway bridge in Ohlsdorf and Barmbek-Nord
Heidberg ( Location )	H236	0520	after a hallway name	1887/1928
Heinz-Gärtner-Bridge ( Location )	H860	0015 (in the district)	Heinz Gärtner (1916–2001), SPD politician and resistance fighter against National Socialism	2013	crosses the Osterbek Canal as a pedestrian bridge ; southern part in Barmbek-Süd
Hellbrookstrasse ( Location )	H327	0275 (in the district)	to the Hellbrook settlement in the northeast of Barmbek	1899	only the northern half of the street between the S-Bahn bridge and Saarlandstrasse, otherwise in Barmbek-Nord
Hellbrookstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0035 (in the district)	based on Hellbrookstrasse	1912	crosses the Barmbeker branch canal in the course of Hellbrookstrasse ; southern part of the bridge in Barmbek-Nord
Henry Budge Street ( Location )	H352	0300	Henry Budge (1840-1928), American businessman	1945	Budge lived in Hamburg ( Budge-Palais ) from 1903 and bequeathed his fortune to the city of Hamburg for charitable purposes
Hertha-Feiner-Asmus-Stieg ( Location )	H801	0110	Hertha Feiner-Aßmus (1896–1943), teacher at what was then the Meerweinstrasse school , victim of National Socialism	1992
Himmelstrasse ( Location )	H437	0350	after Maria Himmel, the maiden name of the landowner at the time	1877	According to Hanke, it is unclear whether the landowner is Johannes Timmermann or Carl Hinrich Krochmann
Hindenburgstrasse ( Location )	H438	0735 (in the district)	Paul von Hindenburg (1847–1934), politician	1926	northern part from the subway bridge in Alsterdorf , north of the Alsterkrugchaussee in Groß Borstel
Hölderlinsallee ( Location )	H496	0180	Friedrich Hölderlin (1770–1843), poet	1928
Hudtwalckerstrasse ( Location )	H657	0355	Martin Hieronymus Hudtwalcker (1787–1865), Hamburg Senator	1899
Hudtwalckertwiete ( Location )	H658	0085	based on Hudtwalckerstraße	1936
Jahn Bridge ( Location )	J118	0370	based on the Jahnring	1967	Part of Ring 2 , eastern part from the railroad tracks in Barmbek-Nord
Jahnring ( Location )	J021	1535	Friedrich Ludwig Jahn (1778–1852), educator	1934	Part of the ring 2
Jarrestrasse ( Location )	J030	1005	Nicolaus Jarre (1603–1678), Mayor of Hamburg	1892
Jean-Paul Way ( Location )	J033	0320	Jean Paul (1763-1825), writer	1928
Jokohama Bridge ( Location )	-	0065	Yokohama , city in Japan	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Jollasse rise ( Location )	J072	0080	Jean David Jollasse (1810–1876) and his son Wilhelm Jollasse (1856–1921), architects	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Kaemmererufer ( Location )	K006	0355	Georg Heinrich Kaemmerer (1824–1875), Hamburg merchant and banker	1907
Kaempsweg ( Location )	K007	0065	Hermann Kaemp (1837–1899), engineer	1904
Calcutta Bridge ( Location )	-	0055	Calcutta , city in India	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Cape Town Ring ( Location )	K069	0545	Cape Town , city in South Africa	1962	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Klärchenbrücke ( Location )	-	0015th	based on Klärchenstrasse	1904/1945	crosses the towpath canal in the course of Klärchenstrasse
Klärchenstrasse ( Location )	K212	0335	Clara Octavia Sierich b. Repsold, second wife of the landowner Adolph Sierich	1866
Kink path ( Location )	K293	0135	after "Knick", an earth wall planted with trees and bushes	1946
Körnerstrasse ( Location )	K328	0265	Theodor Körner (1791–1813), poet	1863
Körnerstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0010	based on the Körnerstraße	1904	crosses the Mühlenkamp Canal in the course of the Körnerstraße
Krochmannstrasse ( Location )	K436	0935	Carl Hinrich Krochmann (1829–1899), previous owner of the site	1877	Location of the Hamburg sports hall
Krohnskamp ( Location )	K443	0770	after a hallway name	1866
Krug coupling bridge ( Location )	-	0035 (in the district)	Origin unclear, possibly after a field name, possibly also after an inn with a similar name	1904	crosses the Alster and connects the streets Fernsicht and Krugkoppel (on the Harvestehude side); According to the street directory in Hamburg-Harvestehude , according to the map of the northeastern part from the middle of the bridge in Winterhude
Kuhnsweg ( Location )	K495	0120	Johannes Nicolaus Kuhn (1670–1744), architect	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Langenzugbrücke ( Location )	-	0020 (in the district)	according to its determination leading over the Long Train	1904	connects Herbert-Weichmann-Strasse with Sierichstrasse; southern part in Uhlenhorst
Lattenkamp ( Location )	L074	0615	after a hallway name	1899	from 1863 Am Lattenkamp
Lattenkampstieg ( Location )	L075	0155	based on the Lattenkamp	1933
Slat climb ( Location )	L076	0055	based on the Lattenkamp	1922
Towpath ( Location )	L115	1610	for a path along which barges operating on the Alster were pulled upriver with lines	1866	The so-called towing was already a female domain in Hamburg in the 15th century.
Towpath bridge ( Location )	-	0015th	based on the towpath	1904	crosses the towpath canal in the course of the towpath
Limaweg ( Location )	L340	0380	Lima , capital of Peru	1972	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Linnering ( Location )	L193	0310	Otto Linne (1869–1937), garden and landscape architect	1948
Loki-Schmidt-Platz ( Location )	L406	0065 × 35	Loki Schmidt (1919–2010), conservationist and author	2017	(still in development, as of June 2020)
Lorenzengasse ( Location )	L249	0065	Fernando Lorenzen (1859–1917), architect	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Maacksgasse ( Location )	M001	0145	Johann Hermann Maack (1809–1868), civil engineer	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Manila Bridge ( Location )	-	0160	Manila , capital of the Philippines	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Manilaweg ( Location )	M368	0830	Manila , capital of the Philippines	1972	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Maria Louisen Bridge ( Location )	-	0015th	based on Maria-Louisen-Straße	1904/1945
Maria-Louisen-Stieg ( Location )	M042	0250	based on Maria-Louisen-Straße	1953
Maria-Louisen-Strasse ( Location )	M043	1345	Maria Louise Sierich b. Lembcke, first wife of the landowner Adolph Sierich	1863
Martin Haller Ring ( Location )	M076	0200	Martin Haller (1835–1925), architect	1945	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Meenk Bridge ( Location )	-	0015 (in the district)	based on the Meenkwiese	1922	crosses the Alster in the course of the Meenkwiese ; western part from the middle of the bridge in Eppendorf
Meenkwiese ( Location )	M109	0250 (in the district)	after a hallway name	1908	western part from the middle of the Meenk bridge in Eppendorf
Meerweinstrasse ( Location )	M110	0425	Wilhelm Emil Meerwein (1844–1927), architect	1928	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Meuronstieg ( Location )	M174	0120	Auguste de Meuron (1813–1898), Swiss-German architect	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Mexico ring ( Location )	M353	0440	Mexico City , capital of Mexico	1968	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Moorfuhrtbrücke ( Location )	-	0030th	based on the Moorfuhrtweg	1913
Moorfuhrtweg ( Location )	M266	0130	after a hallway name	1876
Möringbogen ( Location )	M227	0135	Carl Möring (1818–1900), Hamburg Senator, and Rudolf Heinrich Möring (1831–1907), businessman	1964
Mövenstrasse ( Location )	M229	0255	after the seagull	1891	the naming was possibly in view of the numerous seagulls on the nearby Alster
Mühlenkamp ( Location )	M320	0490	after a hallway name	1899	since 1853 Am Mühlenkamp
Mühlenkampbrücke ( Location )	-	0015 (in the district)	based on the Mühlenkamp	1904	crosses the Osterbek Canal and connects the Mühlenkamp with the Hofweg; southern part in Uhlenhorst
Neckelmannstrasse ( Location )	N014	0110	Skjøld Neckelmann (1854–1903), Danish architect	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
New York Bridge ( Location )	-	0030th	New York City , city in USA	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
New York ring ( Location )	N186	0395	New York City , city in USA	1968	Topic group "Cities overseas"
New York way ( Location )	N213	0255	New York City , city in USA	1977	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Novalisweg ( Location )	N179	0300	Novalis (1772-1801), writer	1928
Ohlsdorfer Strasse ( Location )	O064	1025	Hamburg district Ohlsdorf	1863
Opitzstrasse ( Location )	O109	0450	Martin Opitz (1597–1639), poet	1929
Osaka Bridge ( Location )	-	0050	Osaka , city in Japan	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Otto-Wels-Strasse ( Location )	O203	0935	Otto Wels (1873–1939), SPD politician	2013	before 2013 part of Hindenburgstrasse
Park Lake Bridge ( Location )	-	0025th	according to destination and location	1920	leads in the course of the Südring over the confluence of the Stadtparksee in the Goldbekkanal
Peter-Marquard-Strasse ( Location )	P076	0265	Peter Marquard (around 1600–1689 / 1690), master builder	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Poelchaukamp ( Location )	P147	0400	Hermann Poelchau (1817–1912), judge at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court	1948	until 1948 Langenkamp
Poelchaukampbrücke ( Location )	-	0015th	based on the Poelchaukamp	1960	crosses the Mühlenkamp Canal in the course of the Poelchaukamps
Possmoorweg ( Location )	P180	0750	after a hallway name	1876
Preystrasse ( Location )	P199	0265	Johann Leonhard Prey (around 1700–1757), architect	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Rambatzweg ( Location )	R083	0080	Gottlieb Rambatz (1859–1920), architect	1929	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Rehmstrasse ( Location )	R106	0190	after a hallway name	1898
Riststrasse ( Location )	R210	0075	Johann Rist (1607–1667), poet	1929
Roepersweg ( Location )	R251	0065	Carl. HO Roeper (1844–1896), building inspector of the Hamburg building deputation	1904
Rondeel ( Location )	R272	0460	after the course of the street	1866	only the residents of the properties on the Rondeel enjoy the privilege of access to the Rondeel pond at the rear
Saarland Bridge ( Location )	-	0040	based on Saarlandstrasse	1935	leads in the course of the Saarlandstrasse over the confluence of the Barmbeker branch canal into the Goldbekkanal
Saarlandstieg ( Location )	S003	0410	based on Saarlandstrasse	1950
Saarlandstrasse ( Location )	S004	1785	State of Saarland	1935	eastern half of the street between Osterbekkanal and Hellbrookstraße in Barmbek-Nord
Scheffelstrasse ( Location )	E129	0320	Joseph Victor von Scheffel (1826–1886), poet and writer	1891
Schinkelstrasse ( Location )	S175	0315	Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1781–1841), architect and builder	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Schleiden Bridge ( Location )	-	0015 (in the district)	based on Schleidenstrasse in Barmbek-Süd	1929	crosses the Osterbek Canal in the course of Saarlandstrasse ; West side of the northern part in Winterhude, east side of the northern part in Barmbek-Nord , complete southern part in Barmbek-Süd
Semperplatz ( Location )	S403	0070 × 40	based on Semperstrasse	1928	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Semperstrasse ( Location )	S404	1045	Gottfried Semper (1803–1879), architect	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Sengelmannstrasse ( Location )	S405	0450 (in the district)	Heinrich Matthias Sengelmann (1821–1899), possibly pastor and founder of the Alsterdorfer Anstalten	1899	northern part from the U-Bahn bridge in Alsterdorf
Sierichstrasse ( Location )	S437	2005	Adolph Sierich (1826–1889), landowner of the areas near the Alster in Winterhude	1863
Sierichstrasse Bridge ( Location )	-	0015th	based on Sierichstrasse	1904	crosses the Goldbek Canal in the course of Sierichstraße
Singapore Bridge ( Location )	-	0065	Singapore , Asian island and city-state	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Singapore way ( Location )	S852	0245	Singapore , Asian island and city-state	1972	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Stadthallenbrücke ( Location )	S912	0040	after the former town hall on the south side of the Hamburg city park	1925	crosses the Goldbek Canal and connects the Saarlandstrasse with the Südring
Stammannstrasse ( Location )	S586	0490	Franz Georg Stammann (1799–1871) and his son Hugo Stammann (1831–1909), architects	1928	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Streekbrücke ( Location )	-	0025 (in the district)	after a part of the Alster bank (ndt. Streek = dash, line)	1904	crosses the Alster and connects Maria-Louisen-Strasse with St.-Benedict-Strasse; western part in Hamburg-Harvestehude
Südring ( Location )	S789	1620	after its course on the southern part of the city ​​park	1945
Sydneystrasse ( Location )	S857	0330	Sydney , city in Australia	1973	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Tessenowweg ( Location )	T211	0320	Heinrich Tessenow (1876–1950), architect	1977
Timmermannstrasse ( Location )	T102	0175	Johannes Timmermann (1844–1891), previous owner of the site	1877
Toronto Bridge ( Location )	-	0165	Toronto , city in Canada	1975	Topic group "Cities overseas"
Twee pieces ( Location )	T189	0130	after a hallway name from 1779 "The Five Pieces"	1940	see three pieces, fief pieces and Veerstücken
Überseering ( Location )	U003	1765	with reference to the overseas trade relations of Hamburg	1962	Main axis of the city ​​north ; Thematically belonging to the group “Cities overseas”
Ulmenstrasse ( Location )	U022	0410	after the elm tree	1863
Utterly ( Location )	V016	0200	after a hallway name from 1779 "The Five Pieces"	1940	see three pieces, fief pieces and twee pieces
Rowan Berry Path ( Location )	V057	0180	after the plant species of the same name	1929
Way by the gardens ( Location )	W533	0130	according to the location of allotments there	2017	(still in development, as of June 2020)
Wentzelstrasse ( Location )	W173	0200	Adolf Emil Wentzel (1826–1918), Adolph Sierich's executor	1907	After Sierich's death, Wentzel continued to develop Winterhude
Shipyard bridge ( Location )	-	0010	after its location at a former shipyard for Alster steamers	1904	crosses the towpath canal at the confluence with the Alster in the course of the towpath
Wesselyring ( Location )	W189	0440	Adam Hermann Wessely (1845–1922), Member of Parliament	1964
Wiesendamm ( Location )	W240	1335 (in the district)	Modifying the Low German name of the corridor aft Wischen (behind the meadows)	1910	eastern part from Saarlandstrasse in Barmbek-Nord
Wiesendamm Bridge ( Location )	-	0050	based on the Wiesendamm	1928	crosses the Goldbek Canal in the course of the Wiesendamm
Meadow climb ( Location )	W246	0290	based on the Wiesendamm	1936
Willistraße ( Location )	W290	0470	Willi Sierich, a son of the landowner Adolph Sierich	1866
Wimmelsweg ( Location )	W304	0125	Carl Ludwig Wimmel (1786–1845), architect and Hamburg's first building director	1907	Subject group "Architects and builders"
Winterhude Bridge ( Location )	-	0015 (in the district)	after its determination as a bridge leading from Eppendorf to Winterhude	1904	crosses the Alster , connects Hudtwalckerstrasse with Ludolfstrasse on the Eppendorfer side; western part in Eppendorf
Winterhuder quay ( Location )	W320	0425	after the location on the banks of the Alster	1884
Winterhude market square ( Location )	W321	0125 × 65	according to its location in the district	1900	until 1899 at the Friedenseiche; Winterhude's market square has never been a market square in the real sense
Winterlindenweg ( Location )	W532	0470	after the winter linden tree , tree of the year 2016	2017	(still in development, as of June 2020)
Zesenstrasse ( Location )	Z015	0230	Philipp von Zesen (1619–1689), poet and writer	1927

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
2. ↑ ^{a b c d} Senate resolution of May 11, 2017, published in the Official Gazette No. 40 of May 23, 2017, accessed on August 23, 2019
3. ↑ Jarreplatz at hamburg.de, accessed on July 8, 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

Web links

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