List of streets in Essen-Freisenbruch

The list of streets in Essen-Freisenbruch describes the street system in Essen 's Freisenbruch district with the corresponding historical references.

Introduction and overview

In Essen-Freisenbruch, 16,716 inhabitants (March 31, 2020) live on an area of ​​3.8 km². Freisenbruch shares the postcode district 45279 with areas of the neighboring Horst district. 45276 is valid in the north-western area of ​​Freisenbruchs.

The four communities of Freisenbruch, Horst , Eiberg and Königssteele , which belong to the Prussian county of Mark , were combined in 1919 to form the rural community of Königssteele. So on May 28, 1919, the municipal council decided to rename as few as possible. Others were needed to avoid duplication. In 1929 the municipality of Freisenbruch was incorporated into the rural municipality of Königssteele to Essen.

The Bergmannsfeld high-rise estate , which was built in 1966, forms the group of street names used by the philosophers . Another group is located west of the Bergmannsfeld, which refers to the minstrels Walther von der Vogelweide , Neidhart , Spervogel , Dietmar von Aist , Reinmar the Old , Heinrich von Morungen , Heinrich von Veldeke and Der von Kürenberg .

Freisenbruch is bounded clockwise, starting in the north, as follows:
The border begins as an extension of Freisenbruchstrasse north of the cemetery on Hellweg and continues north of Märkische Strasse to the east. Then it bends as the eastern border to the east of the Freisenbruch settlement area and continues across the Bochumer Landstrasse to the south, past the western edge of the Eiberg substation and on over Schultenweg to the railway line from Bochum to Steele . In its entire course to the west, up to Bochumer Landstrasse, this forms the southern district boundary. In the west, Freisenbruch is finally bounded by the Bochumer Landstrasse and Freisenbruchstrasse.

In Freisenbruch there are 57 designated traffic areas, including no space . Ten streets are only partially located in the district:
Rademachersweg, Tossens Büschken, Sachsenring, Eiberg and Weg am Berge extend to the south into the neighboring Horst district . The Bochumer Landstrasse and Freisenbruchstrasse form the border to, and the Hellweg continues to Steele. In the north, Rodenseelstrasse continues in Leithe . In the east, the Sevinghauser Weg leads to Bochum under a new name , as does the Bochumer Landstrasse. The Schultenweg will keep its name in Bochum.

The Bochumer Landstrasse runs through the Freisenbruch district as the L654 state road.

List of streets

The following table gives an overview of the streets and paths in the district with corresponding information.

• Name : current name of the street or square.
• Length / dimensions in meters:
  The length information contained in the overview are rounded overview values ​​that were determined in Google Earth using the local scale. They are used for comparison purposes and, if official values ​​are known, are exchanged and marked separately.
  The addition (in the district) indicates that the length of the street section within Freisenbruch is because the street continues into neighboring districts.
  The addition (all street sections together) indicates that the street is so winding that there is no “main street”. Instead, the length of all road sections is added together.
• Derivation : origin or reference of the name
• Date of designation : first official designation
• Notes : additional information
• Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object

Surname	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Derivation	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Aisthang	180	Dietmar von Aist , minstrel	Dec 17, 1963	Dietmar von Aist was an early phase minstrel from Upper Austrian , baronial sex. The Aisthang is a cul-de-sac to the south of Ofterdingenstrasse.
Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse	270	Albert Schweitzer , doctor, philosopher, theologian, organist and pacifist	Dec 14, 1966	Albert-Schweitzer-Straße is located in Bergmannsfeld and leads from Philosophenweg to Sachsenring.
Avenue street	510	tree-lined road	Nov 18, 1904	At the time it was named, the street was lined with trees on both sides. Alleestraße is a cul-de-sac to the south of Bochumer Landstraße.
Bochumer Landstrasse	1690 (in the district)	Main road to Bochum	May 23, 1980	From 1926 to 1980, today's Bochumer Landstrasse was part of what is still known as Bochumer Strasse in Steele today. In the course of Freisenbruch and Bochum, it was brought into line with Henglerstrasse in Steele at the end of the 1970s and thus structurally separated from Bochumer Strasse in Steele. In 1980 this eastern part of Bochumer Straße was named Bochumer Landstraße. This part of the street was previously called Chausseestraße in 1890 , Bahnhofstraße in 1909 and Bochumer Straße in 1926 . The Bochumer Landstrasse is part of the state road L654 and continues in Bochum under the name Wattenscheider Hellweg.
Bongerbank	75	Bongerbank, name of a pit field	Feb 25, 1937	The so-called Bongerbank road in memory of the Bongerbank colliery is a spur road that branches off south of Hellweg.
Dam road	470	former railway embankment	Feb 13, 1896	The Dammstraße leads to the former railway embankment of the connecting line of the Eintracht Tiefbau colliery , which was connected to the Essen-Steele Ost train station . Dammstrasse is a spur road that branches off south of Bochumer Landstrasse.
Eibergweg	560	Eiberg , former rural community	Apr 1, 1919	The Eibergweg, which is located in the Eiberger Freisenbruchs area, leads from the Schirnbecker Teiche road east to the city limits of Bochum .
Erasmus Street	710 (all road sections together)	Erasmus of Rotterdam , theologian, philosopher and philologist	Dec 14, 1966	The street named after the philosopher Erasmus lies in the Bergmannsfeld and leads from the Philosophenweg to the west.
Freisenbruchstrasse	870	Freisenbruch, name of the farm and former municipality in the Brandenburg region	Apr 1, 1919	The Freisenbruch farm is mentioned in the treasury of the county of Mark in 1486 when Jan Vryesenbrueck had three guilders property tax. The court belonged to the canon chapter of Essen and went to Prussia during the secularization of 1802/03 . The Bergmann family from Bergmannshof married in 1793 and still is today. Freisenbruch was also one of four parishes in County Mark, from which the Amt Königssteele was founded in 1885. Finally, Freisenbruch was incorporated into the city of Essen together with Steele in 1929. Freisenbruchstrasse, which was extended from Bochumer Landstrasse to Hellweg on January 11, 1977 and forms the border with Steele there , merges into Schultenweg at its southern end.
Füllenkamp	480	Füllenkamp, ​​field name	Nov 20, 1937	In the land register of 1668 Dietherich Küllmanns (Köllmann) in Leithe is the owner of a meadow on the Füllenkamp. The street Füllenkamp, ​​which was previously called the Ringstraße , lies in the east of Freisenbruch and leads from the street Im Haferfeld north to the Märkische Straße.
Gatthmannweg	110	Gathmann, Kotten	Sep 12 1978	In 1812 the cow-kettle is called Diedrich Gathmann with his 23-  acre kotten. The Gathmannweg is an eastern dead end of the Zweibachegge.
Gerlachfeld	180	Gerlach, court name	Nov 20, 1937	In the chain book 1332 the hooves of Gerlach is mentioned as Unterhof von Eickenscheidt. In 1394 Johan von Ysekink (Ising) sold his own property Gerlagsgut in Freisenbruch with the people belonging to it in front of the free court in Bochum to Wenemar Wrede. In 1664, the name is no longer included in the Bochum office's fireplace directory. It is possible that the farm was combined with one of the Freisenbrucher farms. Gerlachfeld street, which was previously called Friedenstraße , connects Märkische Straße with Hellweg.
Groote ring	480	Groote, name of a farmer	21 Sep 2004	Farmer Groote, whose dates of birth and death are unknown, bought a farm in 1931. In contrast to the field name Pferdekamp, ​​his name is deeply rooted in the area, which is why the name was initially controversial. The street Im Pferdekamp is now within the Groote-Ring, which is east of the Sachsenring and north of the street Schirnbecker Teiche.
Great Schirnkamp	440	Schirnkamp, ​​field name	June 5, 1934	The street Großer Schirnkamp connects the Schultenweg in an arch with the street Schirnbecker Teiche.
Hangohrstrasse	320	Hangohr, Kotten	May 28, 1919	In 1810 a kötter and horse owner named Hangohr is mentioned. The Hangohr family died out around 1850. Moritz Dunke bought the 30  acre Kotten. Later he went to a Gelsenkirchen construction company and finally to the Zeche Zentrum. The Hangohrstraße, which was previously called Heinrichstraße , connects the Zweachegge street with the Füllenkamp street.
Hellweg	1670	Westfälischer Hellweg , medieval Völkerstraße	Nov 18, 1904	The Hellweg came from Essen over the course of the Steeler Straße, then deviating southwards about the today's Graffweg to Steele and continued over Freisenbruch to Bochum . The original course is hardly comprehensible due to the modern development. Coming from Steele, the street known today as Hellweg runs north parallel to Bochumer Landstrasse, crosses it and ends before the city limits of Bochum.
In the oat field	670	Oatfield, field name	June 1, 1926	The street Im Haferfeld, which was previously Schulstraße , leads from the street Kütings Garten north of Bochumer Landstraße to Sevinghauser Weg.
In the horse camp	90	Horse camp, field name	21 Sep 2004	The street in Pferdekamp is located in a residential area east of the Sachsenring and north of the street Schirnbecker Teiche.
Immengarten	230	Imme, old / Low German name for the western honey bee	Sep 7 1960	The Immengarten street runs in an arch from the Im Haferfeld street to the Mergelweg.
Jaspersweg	130	Karl Jaspers , philosopher and psychiatrist	March 8, 1977	Jaspersweg, which was previously called Hegelweg , is located in Bergmannsfeld and forms a cul-de-sac south of Erasmusstraße.
Canary Mountain	600	dialect because of the yellow painted houses on this street	Apr 1, 1919	From Dahlhauser Straße in Horst , today's Rademachers Weg, which was also called Kanarienberg until 1963, runs over the hill to today's part of the Kanarienberg street in Freisenbruch. Since the second half of the 19th century, houses for the workers of the Horster Hüttenwerk New Scotland, which were painted yellow, had stood on the hill. This became popularly known as Canary Mountain, which was then adopted for the street. The current part of the street Kanarienberg is exclusively in Freisenbruch and branches off south of the Ofterdingenstraße to the train station Essen-Steele Ost , where it ends about 250 meters before it.
Little Schirnkamp	220	Schirnkamp, ​​field name	Oct 21, 1970	The street Kleiner Schirnkamp is a western dead end of the street Schirnbecker Teiche.
Kleverkämchen	180	Kleverkämchen, field name	8 Sep 1959	In the parent roll of 1866, the names Kleverkempken and Am Kleverkepken appear, whereby Klever is synonymous with clover . The street Kleverkämchen is a dead end road east of the path on the mountain.
Klumbeckweg	130	Klumbeck, court name	Nov 20, 1937	The Klumbeck farm, later Drennhaus, was located in Leither on the border with Freisenbruch. He was a Unterhof of Eickenscheidt. 1332 is mentioned in the chain book Hugen Vosses to Cluvenbeke. In the land registry of 1866, Peter Klumbeck is the owner of the 16-  acre farm. In 1795 the farm is called Propsteiguth and the Schuppenkötter is called Klumpeck with two horses. The name of the farm comes from the Klumbecke brook, which comes from the Fünfhöfen in Leithe and for centuries formed the border between the Essen monastery and the county of Mark , and later between the Rhineland and Westphalia . The Klumbeckweg connects the Hellweg with the Märkische Straße.
Kürenbergweg	350	Von Kürenberg , Middle High German poet of Minnelieder	June 8, 1960	The Kürenbergweg connects Freisenbruchstrasse with Von-der-Vogelweide-Strasse in an arch.
Küting's garden	300	Garden belonging to Kotten Küting	Nov 20, 1937	The name Küting appears after Johann Löbbert's widow married Heinrich Küting for the second time. The Kotten Löbbert, whose original name is unknown and which was owned by the Löbberts until 1859, had a garden. In 1866, the owner of the ten- acre Kotten was given as Heinrich Küting and his wife Elise nee Peters. In 1928, Friedrich Krützkamp from Osnabrück acquired the Kotten after an inheritance dispute. The street Kütingsgarten, which was called Kirchstraße until 1926 and then Klosterstraße until 1937 , connects the Märkische and Bochumer Landstraße.
Märkische Strasse	1080	Mark communities		The four municipalities in the Brandenburg region were Freisenbruch, Eiberg , Horst and Königssteele, which had belonged to the Königssteele office since 1885. They were merged in 1919 to form the entire municipality of Königssteele. In contrast to the former town of Steele , which was affiliated to the Essen monastery , Königssteele belonged to the Prussian county of Mark with the other eastern communities . In 1926 the office of Königssteele was incorporated into the city of Steele and finally in 1929 it was incorporated into the city of Essen. The Märkische Straße, which originally bears this name, but was partly called Ziegelstraße between 1904 and 1927 , runs from Bochumer Landstraße over Hellweg, then bends to the east and leads in a straight line to Straße Füllenkamp.
Marl path	130	Mergelkuhle on the site	8 Sep 1959	According to old cadastral documents, there was a marl hollow in the area of ​​this road, in which labiatus marl was extracted to marl the fields. With this, the lime-poor loam soil was supplied with lime again. The marl path leads from Immengarten street to Im Haferfeld street.
Minstrel Street	600	minstrel	Jan. 15, 1969	The Minnesängerstraße connects the Schultenweg with the Von-der-Vogelweide-Straße and is part of the street name group of minnesingers.
Morungenweg	190	Heinrich von Morungen , minstrel	27 Sep 1962	The Morungenweg is a spur road that branches off north of Ofterdingenstraße.
Nietzscheweg	150	Friedrich Nietzsche , philologist and philosopher	Dec 14, 1966	The Nietzscheweg is located in the Bergmannsfeld and forms a cul-de-sac that branches off to the west of the Philosophenweg.
Ofterdingenstrasse	940	Heinrich von Ofterdingen , literary work that has remained a fragment	27 Sep 1962	The title of the unfinished work refers to a historically unproven singer from the 13th century. Ofterdingenstraße leads from Schultenweg in a western arc to Freisenbruchstraße.
Philosophers' Way	620	Philosopher , thinker	Dec 14, 1966	The Philosophenweg is located in the Bergmannsfeld, where the group of street names of the philosophers is laid out. It connects the Schultenweg with the Schopenhauerweg.
Rademacher's way	75 (in the district)	Rademacher, court name	Dec 17, 1963	Johann Rademacher married in 1845 in what was originally known as the Dörnemannshof, whose rider was Heinrich Dörnemann around 1800. The owner was the Evangelical Church in Essen. In 1866 the owner Heinrich Rademacher zu Beule is named, whose widow married the farmer Wilhelm Bellendorf from Buer-Scholven in 1892. Hugo Bellendorf is named as the last farmer on the farm. Today Rademacher's path leads from Horst over the railway line to the street Kanarienberg in Freisenbruch. The course of Horst was called Kanarienberg since 1919 and Rademacher's way from 1963.
Reibenkamp	100	Reibenkamp, ​​field name	Apr 14, 1933	In 1866 the name Am Rübenkamp appears. There is also the probably distorted form Im Reibenkamp. The Reibenkamp street is a cul-de-sac that branches off east of the Sachring.
Reinmarweg	130	Reinmar the old man , minstrel	June 8, 1960	The Reinmarweg is a cul-de-sac that branches off from Reuenthalweg to the east.
Renzelweg	80	Renzel, Kotten	Nov 20, 1937	The Kotten Renzel and his tenant Herman in Renschede are mentioned in 1664 in the chimney tax list of the county of Mark . In 1701 the name Dirich appears in the Rensel. The Kotten was a split from the Schulte-Vieting farm, to which the taxes had to be paid (see Vietingstrasse ). In 1857 Johann Renzel sold the Kotten to the Krampe family from Horst. At the end of the 19th century he married Heinrich Schürmann. The Renzelweg connects the Bochumer Landstrasse with the Im Haferfeld street.
Reuenthalweg	350	Neidhart von Reuenthal , minstrel	June 8, 1960	The Reuenthalweg leads in an eastern ground from the Von-der-Vogelweise-Straße and back again.
Rodenseelstrasse	580 (in the district)	Rodenseel, name of a farm group and a farm	Jan. 12, 1934	The name appears for the first time as Hrodingseli in 890. In 1332 the mansus Henrici to Rodenzele and mansus Noldekini to Nederen Rodenzele, belonging to the Oberhof Eickenscheidt, are mentioned in the chain book. According to the Essen feudal protocols, Pilgrim von Leiten received de hove to Rodensele. In 1027 the Rodenseel farm is mentioned as the southernmost of the five farms. Rodenseelstraße, which was previously called Krayer Straße , leads north from Bochumer Landstraße to the neighboring district of Leithe .
Rosiepeweg	85	Rosiepe, court name	Dec 14, 1976	After the first mention of the form Rauensiepen in 1490, Rosiepen became over time. The Rosiepenweg is a dead end street west of the Dammstraße.
Sachsenring	1930 (in the district)	Saxony (people)	June 15, 1927	In the course of time, parts of the current course of the street had previously been named Kurz Strasse , Beckmannstrasse , Mecklenbecksweg and Renzelstrasse . The Sachsenring comes from Horst and runs to Bochumer Landstrasse.
Schellingweg	170	Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling , philosopher	Dec 14, 1966	The Schellingweg is located in the Bergmannsfeld and is a cul-de-sac that branches off south of the Philosophenweg.
Schirnbeck ponds	800	Schirnbeck ponds, bodies of water	Nov 20, 1937	According to old cadastral documents, there were four ponds at Hof Beckmann, which were fed by the Schirnbecke stream. The street Schirnbecker Teiche, which was previously called Beckmannstraße and Eibergstraße , connects Schultenweg with Sachsenring in an arch.
Schopenhauerweg	200	Arthur Schopenhauer , philosopher	Dec 14, 1966	The Schopenhauerweg is located in the Bergmannsfeld and is a cul-de-sac that branches off to the east from the Philosophenweg.
Schultenweg	2334 (official information)	Schulte, name of several farms	May 28, 1919	The Schultenweg leads past the former courtyards Schulte-Vieting, Schulte-Möckershoff, Schulte-Mecklenbeck and Schulte-Bockholt. Schulte was the name for a function that served the city, such as mayor, judge or tax collector. Schultenweg runs as an extension of Freisenbruchstrasse to the east and with the same name across the city limits to Bochum .
Sevinghauser way	400	Sevinghausen , part of Wattenscheid , today Bochum	Nov 20, 1937	The Sevinghauser Weg leads from the street Im Haferfeld to Sevinghausen, where it continues as the street In den Höfe. The path was previously called Bergstrasse and Wattenscheider Strasse .
Spervogelweg	220	Spervogel , Middle High German song poet	27 Sep 1962	The Spervogelweg is a spur road that branches off from Ofterdingenstrasse to the south.
Spinoza Street	150	Baruch de Spinoza , Dutch philosopher	Jan. 1966	Spinozastraße is located in Bergmannsfeld and forms a southern cul-de-sac of Philosophenweg.
Tossens bushes	280 (in the district)	Bush at the Tosse farm	June 3, 1935	The Tosse farm is known as Unterhof von Eickenscheidt in 1332. The name Tosse has been traceable in uninterrupted succession since the Thirty Years' War . In 1826 Theodor Tosse zu Beule is the owner. The street Tossens Büschken leads over the railway line coming from Horst to the parking lot of the swimming center Oststadt on Schultenweg.
Veldeckestrasse	300	Heinrich von Veldeke , poet and minstrel	June 8, 1966	Veldeckestrasse crosses Von-der-Vogelweide-Strasse and Kürenbergweg, running parallel to Bochumer Landstrasse to the south.
Vietingstrasse	170	Vieting, court name	June 1, 1926	The Vieting court was a Unterhof of Eickenscheidt. Vytynk Curia is mentioned in the chain book of 1332. Originally the farm belonged to Arndt von dem Vytynghoff called Schell zu Altendorf. The Kotten Renzel (see Renzelweg ) belonged to the Vietinghof, which was located directly on the old Hellweg . The monks of Corvey von Höxter Abbey stayed overnight on their annual trip to the monastery-owned vineyards on the Rhine and Moselle in the Vietinghof. In addition, the Vietinghof had to pay taxes to Corvey as early as the 12th century. The Vietingstraße connects the Hellweg with the Bochumer Landstraße.
Von-der-Vogelweide-Strasse	500	Walther von der Vogelweide , poet and minstrel	June 8, 1966	Von-der-Vogelweide-Straße connects Bochumer Landstraße with Freisenbruchstraße in an arch.
Forest path	260	Forest belonging to the Bergmann farm	June 1, 1926	The forest path leads into the forest belonging to the Bergmann farm, known as Bergmannsbusch. At the time of the Königssteele office, the Bergmannsbusch had already been turned into a recreational park with ball playgrounds. The forest path, which was previously called Zechenweg , branches off from Von-der-Vogelweide-Straße in Bergmannsbusch.
Path on the mountain	130 (in the district)	At the mountain, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The path on the mountains, previously called Jakobstrasse , is named after the old Flur Am Berge. The path has had this name since its origins. The Am Berge path continues from Schultenweg over the railway line to Horst .
Wiesmannbrink	210	Brink belonging to Hof Wiesmann in Eiberg	Nov 14, 1935	Hof Wiesmann emerged from the old Eiberger Hof Siepmann. It was sold to the city of Essen around 1960 to build what is now the Bergmannsfeld housing estate. The street Wiesmannbrink, which was previously called Wiesmannweg , branches off as a cul-de-sac south of the Sachsenring.
Eiberg colliery	30 (in the district)	Eiberg colliery	Nov. 27, 1933	The road named after the Eiberg colliery leads, coming from Horst , under the railway line to Schultenweg.
Double harrow	400	Harrow = watershed (two streams)	Nov 20, 1937	The Zweachegge crosses the watershed, i.e. the harrow between the Ruhr and Emscher . The road drains on the one hand to the Leither Bach , which flows further over the Schwarzbach into the Emscher, and on the other hand to the Eibergbach and thus further into the Ruhr. The street Zweachegge, which was previously called Schmiedestraße , connects the Märkische Straße with the Bochumer Landstraße.

List of former street names

The list of former street names does not claim to be complete.

Surname	from	to	renamed to (current)	Derivation	Remarks
Bahnhofstrasse	1909	May 19, 1926	→  Bochumer Landstrasse	Location at Essen-Steele Ost train station	Bahnhofstrasse, which was previously called Chausseestrasse , was renamed in 1926 together with the former Berliner Strasse in Steele in Bochumer Strasse . In the course of Freisenbruch and Bochum, it was brought into line with Henglerstrasse in Steele at the end of the 1970s and thus structurally separated from Bochumer Strasse in Steele. In 1980 this eastern part of Bochumer Straße was named Bochumer Landstraße.
Beckmannstrasse	Aug 28, 1913	Nov 20, 1937	→  Sachsenring →  Schirnbeck ponds	Hof Beckmann / Mayor Wilhelm Albert Beckmann	On the one hand, Beckmannstrasse was part of the later Sachsenring from 1919, named after the Beckmann farm. Before that, in 1913, Eibergstrasse , which later became the street Schirnbecker Teiche, was named Beckmannstrasse in honor of the mayor Wilhelm Albert Beckmann, as he had been a member of the Eiberg community assembly for fifty years.
Mountain road	before 1902	May 19, 1926	→  Sevinghauser Weg		The Bergstrasse was called Wattenscheider Strasse from 1926 before it became Sevinghauser Weg in 1937.
Bochumer Strasse	May 19, 1926	May 23, 1980	→  Bochumer Landstrasse	Main road to Bochum	Bochumer Straße, which once led from Grendplatz in Steele to Bochum, was structurally separated in the course of Freisenbruch and Bochum at the end of the 1970s and its eastern part was brought into line with Henglerstraße in Steele. In 1980 this eastern part of Bochumer Straße was named Bochumer Landstraße.
Chausseestrasse	1890	1909	→  Bochumer Landstrasse		Chausseestraße that in 1909 Station Street was renamed in 1926 together with the former Berlin street in Steele in Bochum street renamed. In the course of Freisenbruch and Bochum, it was brought into line with Henglerstrasse in Steele at the end of the 1970s and thus structurally separated from Bochumer Strasse in Steele. In 1980 this eastern part of Bochumer Straße was named Bochumer Landstraße.
Eibergstrasse		Aug 28, 1913	→  Schirnbeck ponds	community Eiberg	In 1913, Eibergstrasse was renamed Beckmannstrasse and finally in 1937 Schirnbecker Teiche.
Hegelweg	Dec 14, 1966	March 8, 1977	→  Jaspersweg	Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel , philosopher
Heinrichstrasse	Nov 18, 1904	May 28, 1919	→  Hangohrstrasse
Jakobstrasse	May 28, 1919	Nov 20, 1937	→  Path on the mountain
Kirchstrasse	Nov 18, 1904	June 1, 1926	→  Küting's garden	Reference to the adjacent St. Anthony of Padua Church, built in 1901
Klosterstrasse	June 1, 1926	Nov 20, 1937	→  Küting's garden
Krayer Street	Nov 18, 1904	Jan. 12, 1934	→  Rodenseelstrasse	Kray
Short street	March 14, 1905		→  Sachsenring
Mecklenbecksweg	Apr 1, 1919		→  Sachsenring
Renzelstrasse	Apr 1, 1919		→  Sachsenring	Renzel, Kotten	The Kotten Renzel and his tenant Herman in Renschede are mentioned in 1664 in the chimney tax list of the county of Mark . In 1701 the name Dirich appears in the Rensel. The Kotten was a split from the Schulte-Vieting farm, to which the taxes had to be paid. In 1857 Johann Renzel sold the Kotten to the Krampe family from Horst. At the end of the 19th century he married Heinrich Schürmann.
Schmiedestrasse	before 1905	Nov 20, 1937	→  Two-way harrow
Schulstrasse		June 1, 1926	→  In the oat field
Wattenscheider Strasse	May 19, 1926	Nov 20, 1937	→  Sevinghauser Weg	Road to Wattenscheid	Wattenscheider Strasse was previously called Bergstrasse .
Wiesmannweg	May 19, 1919	June 3, 1935	→  Wiesmannbrink	Relation to the Wiesmann farm in Eiberg
Zechenweg	Apr 1, 1919	June 1, 1926	→  Forest path	Relation to the neighboring Eintracht Tiefbau colliery
Ziegelstrasse	Nov 18, 1904	May 19, 1927	→  Märkische Strasse

See also

• List of streets in Essen-Steele
• List of streets in Essen-Horst

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Unless otherwise stated, the source used is: Erwin Dickhoff: Essener Strasse . Ed .: City of Essen - Historical association for the city and monastery of Essen. Klartext-Verlag, Essen 2015, ISBN 978-3-8375-1231-1 .
2. ^ City of Essen: Population figures. Retrieved May 21, 2020 .