List of streets in Essen-Kray

The list of streets in Essen-Kray describes the street system in the Essen district of Kray with the corresponding historical references.

Introduction and overview

In Essen-Kray, 19897 inhabitants (March 31, 2020) live on an area of ​​4.17 km². Kray has the postcode areas 45307 and 45309.

On May 9, 1894, street naming was introduced in Kray by a resolution of the municipality. However, the inclusion of the original house numbering in the name system of the streets did not follow until November 1, 1898. The Nibelungen settlement was later created as a group of street names.

The district
boundary runs roughly as follows, starting clockwise in the north: Bonifaciusstrasse, Kappertsiepen Street, Teutoburger Weg, Portendieckstrasse, Vogelsangsberg Street, then north, east and south around Mechtenberg and on to Grimbergstrasse, Ottostrasse and Bundesautobahn 40 crossing to Munscheidstraße, bend to the west, crossing Rodenseelstraße , continue along the Essen - Bochum railway to Wattenscheider Straße, continue across the street Schreibzeile, crossing the Meistersingerstraße to the street Lohdieckweg, the street Zum Oberhof, the Steeler path, the Abtissinsteig and further over the railway line southwest around the industrial area Zeche Katharina, the street Am Zehnthof, the Autobahn 40 and the Hubertstraße crossing further west of the street Morgensteig to Bonifaciusstraße.

There are 141 designated traffic areas in Kray, including two squares .
These streets are only partly located in the district:
Abbessinsteig, Achternbergstraße, Am Zehnthof, Auf'm Berg, Berkenberg, Berkenhölzken, Bonifaciusstraße, Hubertstraße, Im Beckmannsfeld, Krayer Straße, Lohmühlental, Meistersingerstraße, Mörgekenweg, Morgensteig, Munscheidstraße, Ottostraße, Portendieckstraße, Rodenseelstrasse, Rotthauser Strasse, Schönscheidtstrasse, Wattenscheider Strasse and Zu den Brembergskotten.

Runs through the Kray district

• the federal highway 40
• the Landesstraße L191 on the Schönscheidtstraße von Steele and the street Am Zehnthof further on in Frillendorf
• the state road L643 on the Krayer road from Steele and the Rotthauser road further in Gelsenkirchen

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.
• 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 the district is that the street continues into neighboring districts.
  The addition (without side streets) indicates the length of the "main street" in the case of branched streets.
  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
Abbess entry	250 (in the district)	Franziska Christine von Pfalz-Sulzbach , Princess Abbess of Essen	Nov 20, 1937	The Essen prince abbess Franziska Christine von Pfalz-Sulzbach often resided at the foot of the Knottenberg. Her final resting place is in the local orphanage . The abbess's path had several names in the past, partly and partly differently: in 1890 partly Knottenberg and Eickenscheider Weg , 1894 Knottenbergstraße , 1905 Moltkestraße (course in the neighboring district of Kray ), 1909 Stoppenberger Straße and finally in 1929 Am Knottenberg . At times, today's Schönscheidtstrasse between the Abbess's Way and Buschstrasse was called Abbess's Way. Today the abbess's path runs north from the railway line, crosses Schönscheidtstrasse and forms the suburb of Steele as far as the junction with Woldrüggen street . From there he continues in Steele.
Achternbergbredde	100	Bredde, a property belonging to the Achternberg house	Nov 20, 1937	Bredde, a property of 26½ acres that belongs to the Achternberg house   , was acquired in 1750 by the Jesuit residence in Essen. Achternbergbredde street, which was previously called Kreftenscheerstraße , connects Schwarzbachstraße with Kolibristraße in the north of Krayer.
Achternbergstrasse	85 (in the district)	Achternberg House , a former manor	Nov 1, 1896	Achternbergstraße, named after the former knight's seat, which was called Achter "m" bergstraße between December 11, 1931 and November 21, 1968, touches Kray on a section east of Rotthauser Straße, where it forms the border with Gelsenkirchen .
At the Bocklerbaum	430	Bocklerbaum, location name	July 12, 1929	A hall called Bocklerbaum is not occupied. In the land register of 1668 only the term Beckerbuam is mentioned. The street on Bocklerbaum originally ran from Pramenweg to the northeast on today's street on Zehnthof. On November 20, 1937, it was extended further north to Krayer Strasse. This section was originally part of the street Am Kiwitt from 1929 Kiwittstrasse .
At the Heimbusch	180	Heimbusch, field name	2nd July 1958	The Heimbusch is mentioned in the mother role of 1827. In the mother role, the spellings Heinebusch, Heidebusch and Heimbusch can be found next to each other. The street Am Heimbusch is a western dead end of Schönscheidtstraße.
At the Kalverampfchen	300	Kalverampfchen, field name	July 12, 1929	The street Am Kalverkämchen, which was originally called Bergstraße , leads from Schönscheidtstraße in an easterly direction onto the Steeler path.
At the Kampenbusch	250	Kampenbusch, field name	5th July 1950	The hallway Am Kämpenbusch is mentioned in the mother role of 1826. The street Am Kampenbusch leads south from Munscheidstraße and after an arch back onto it.
At the air shaft	480	former air shaft of the Katharina colliery	May 19, 1976	The street Am Luftschacht is named after the former air shaft (Hercules, shaft IV) of the Katharina colliery. It reached a depth of 322 meters. The street Am Luftschacht leads east of Schönscheidstraße onto the street Hängebank.
At the Mechtenberg	1030	Mechtenberg, survey	13 Sep 1988	See also Mechtenberg Landscape Park . The street Am Mechtenberg, which was previously called Bonifaciusstraße , leads from Bonifaciusring in an easterly direction to the city limits to Gelsenkirchen . Today another street in Kray is called Bonifaciusstrasse.
At Mörgeken	90	Mörgeken, field name	March 3, 1935	The field name Mörgeken means little morning . The street Am Mörgeken connects the street Auf'm Berg with the Kellinghausstraße.
At the pumping station	100	Location at the pumping station	July 8, 2003	The naming was based on water damage caused by backwater in the housing estate on Imhoffweg. In 1999, heavy rain caused a backwater, which was followed by a power failure. As a result, the pumps for discharging the wastewater in the pumping station failed. After installing a new power supply for the pumping station, such a risk is averted. The street Am Pumpwerk is an eastern dead end of the Rotthauser Straße.
At the panorama	90	Location with a panoramic view	July 12, 1929	The elevated position of the street allows a panoramic view. The street Am Rundblick connects the street Zum Oberhof with the street am Kalverkämchen.
At the technology park	780 (without access roads)	Industry and economy	May 18, 1999	This road connects the Hubert industrial park to the new Frillendorf-Süd junction with the 40 federal motorway via Schönscheidtstrasse . The opening was not until November 2014, however. The street Am Technologiepark runs north of the Autobahn 40 and connects the Franz-Fischer-Weg with the Schönscheidtstrasse.
At the Zehnthof	1630 (in the district)	Oberhof Eickenscheidt	Nov 20, 1937	The naming was based on the Oberhof Eickenscheid, which was first mentioned in a document in 860. In 1332 it is noted in the chain book that 136 lower courtyards belonged to it, which did not extend to the Essen monastery but further into Westphalia. The last 119  acre farm was acquired from the Eickenscheidt heirs in 1927 by an interest group consisting of the municipality of Kray and Allbau . The street on Krayer Flur was previously called Eickenscheidter Strasse . In the Frillendorfer Flur, the previously so-called Wisthoffstraße had been called Am Zehnthof since 1933. The street Am Zehnthof leads from Krayer Straße in a westerly direction to Schönscheidtstraße and from there as part of the Landesstraße L 191, on to Frillendorf.
On the Kolfen	120	Kolfen, field name	June 27, 191?	The land register from 1668 says that Johan Ridder owns three quarters of an acre field on the Kolfen. The street Auf dem Kolfen connects the street Osterkamp with the Rodenseelstraße.
On the Gehre	100	Hear, field name	3rd July 1956	In the land register of 1668 it is written that Beckhovens tenure includes a piece of three quarters of an acre , called auff der Gehre. The street on the Gehre connects the street Schollenbroich with the Riddershofstraße.
Up on the mountain	580 (without access roads)	Up on the mountain, field and farm name	March 3, 1953	In the land register of 1668 it says: Johan opm Bergh is alone a mere tenant of the house and farmer and has Johan Ridderdas from it. In 1795 a Guth Aufm Berge is called that in des Ridders Guth belongs to Krei and is inhabited by the day laborer Christian Fahrkotten. The street Auf'm Berg branches off in a south-westerly direction from the Kellinghausstraße, crosses the Gedlingeweg and then ends as a dead end.
Barbarastrasse	90	Located north of the St. Barbara Church	May 9, 1894	In 1897 the Catholic St. Barbara Church, built in the neo-Gothic style, was consecrated. Barbarastraße is an eastern cul-de-sac from Krayer Straße.
Bartlingstrasse	270	Bartling, Lehngut	Jan. 2, 1901	The name is based on the princely-eating fiefdom of Bartling. The son of the Councilor and Landreceptor Franz Jobst von Cocy, Franz Joseph von Cocy, was the last tenant on January 24, 1782. In the land register of 1668, Georg Bertelich and the 56-  acre farm are mentioned. The entire farmer Bartling and the Hofrat von Cocy as owners are named in 1795. In 1833 the Board of Directors of Cocy replaced the allodification interest, with the yard being 107 acres. The existing profit letters show that the Bartling family had a considerable right to use the farm. In 1857, the Bonifacius colliery began digging the first shaft in the area of ​​the courtyard . It was shut down in the 1980s. Bartlingstrasse connects the Im Beiseling street with Leither Strasse.
Beekerwerth	200	Beekerwerth, hard coal mine	Nov 20, 1937	The hard coal mine Beekerwerth near Ruhrort , correct spelling Beeckerwerth, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . After the street naming of the coal miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery , which was originally sorted by letters, turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mostly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG. The street Beekerwerth, which was initially called E-Straße in the original miners' colony, connects the street Kappertsiepen with the Bonifaciusstraße.
Berkenberg	260 (in the district)	Berkenberg, field name	Nov 14, 1935	In the land registry of 1668 it says: The Unterberg farm in Kray has 12 acres in lease   on Berkenberg. The Berkenberg street, which was previously partially called Hubertstraße , branches off to the east from Morgensteig and continues northwards to Schonnebeck .
Berkenhölzken	150 (in the district)	Berkenhölzken, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The Berkenhölzken street, which was named after an old corridor and was previously called Zechenstraße , branches off west of Joachimstraße, forming the border with Schonnebeck . Then it branches off to the north and continues there.
Blittersdorfweg	330	Blittersdorf, family name	Nov 20, 1937	The name of the Blittersdorf family first appeared in Essen in the 17th century. With the marriage of the brothers Adam and Johann von Blittersdorf to the two sisters Anna and Gertrud from the wealthy von Sevenar family, extensive property was acquired. The Blittersdorfweg, which was previously called Theodorstraße , connects the Korthover Weg with the Krayer Straße.
Bonifacius ring	620	Bonifacius colliery	May 13, 1986	The ring-shaped road serves to develop the Bonifacius industrial park. The name is based on the former colliery. The Bonifacuiusring branches off south of the Mechtenbergstraße and leads back to it.
Bonifaciusstrasse	1550 (in the district)	Pit field Bonifacius	May 9, 1894	The street was named after the Bonifacius mine field of the Bonifacius colliery . Originally, today's street Am Mechtenberg belonged to Bonifaciusstraße until 1988. Today Bonifaciusstraße leads from Fichtelstraße in a westerly direction to Schonnebeck , where it forms the boundary between the street Kappertsiepen and Joachimstraße. From there to the Schonnebeck area it was called Hellweg until 1936 .
Braukloh	240	dialect form for quarry forest	Feb 25, 1937	The naming after the dialectal form for Bruchwald is reminiscent of the Diekenbroich. It was at this point and belonged to the Dieck or Portendieck house in Schonnebeck . Braukloh Street, which was previously called Girondellenstraße , leads from Schwarzbachstraße in a northerly direction to Vogelsangsberg Street.
Brembergstrasse	280	Bremberg, name of a kott	before 1903	The small and large Brembergskotten probably originally belonged to the Horst family . In 1667 Hugo von Schüren zu Horst sold the Brengenberg estate with its fish pond and the Köttgen lying there to the Essen historian Hiltrop. From him both Kotten went to a family Rodtberg. In 1732 the Catholic pastorate in Steele bought the Kotten in favor of the Pastor-Melchior-Schmit'schen Anniversarienstiftung. The Aufsitzer Laurenz Helf called Bremberg and the Löher Bremberg are mentioned in 1795. In 1832 the married couple Heinrich Kost gen. Bremberg and Gertrud Fegeler leased the two cottages. This relationship was converted into long lease in 1847. Brembergstrasse branches off south of Wattenscheider Strasse, crosses Strasse Beckhove and ends south as a spur road.
Brunhildenstrasse	320	Brünhild in the Nibelungen saga	Jan. 26, 1906	The Brunhildenstraße is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung and leads from the Kriemhildenstraße in a westerly direction to the Burgundenweg and then ends as a dead end.
Buderusstrasse	130	Buderus Iron Works, Wetzlar	Nov 20, 1937	On May 23, 1919, the Buderus general assembly decided to merge the "Westdeutsche Eisenwerke Aktiengesellschaft" in Kray, which had previously been purchased and founded by Albert Eckenberg in 1898, with Buderus. As a tube foundry, the Krayer factory was in fourth place in Germany in 1914 and employed around 500 people. The Krayer plant came to a standstill under the direction of Buderus because of the invasion of French and Belgian troops during the occupation of the Ruhr in 1923. It was finally shut down on December 31, 1971. Buderusstraße, which was originally called Ludwigstraße , is a western cul-de-sac from Marienstraße.
Bürkenweg	270	Bürker, name of a Kottens	Jan. 23, 1957	The Kotten was in the Schonnebecker area close to the border with Kray. In the parenting role from 1864, Johann Bürker is named as the owner. In 1896 the Kotten became the property of the union of the Queen Elisabeth colliery in Frillendorf . The Bürkenweg is a northern cul-de-sac of the Dutzendriege street.
Burgundenweg	330	People of the Burgundians in the Nibelungenlied	Jan. 23, 1957	The Burgundenweg, which was previously called Im Geld , is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung and connects Brunhildenstraße with Krayer Straße.
Dickstrasse	240	Henry Dick, mining engineer	June 8, 1909	The mining engineer Henry Dick was born in 1832. From 1879 he headed the Bonifacius colliery . After this was transferred to Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG , he became its director in 1899 and a member of the supervisory board from 1908 until his death. He died in Berlin on December 6, 1915. The Dickstraße runs in the colliery settlement of the Zeche Bonifacius east parallel to the Fichtelstraße and has a connection to it in the north and south.
Diekschenbroich	330	Diekschenbroich, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The name Diekschenbroich is mentioned in the mother role of 1827. It refers to the Dieck house, which was owned by Baron von Hövel. Diekschenbroich street, which was previously called Ziegelstraße and Sonnenscheinstraße , is a southern cul-de-sac of Schwarzbachstraße.
Dorstfelder Strasse	360	Dorstfeld , district of Dortmund	June 25, 1953	Dorstfelder Strasse was previously part of Dortmunder Strasse . Today it connects the Vierhandbank street with the Schönscheidtstraße to the north parallel to the federal motorway 40 .
Dozen	380	Type of development	Nov 20, 1937	The road is only built on on the north side. There are twelve, i.e. a dozen, houses in a row. The proposed name should come from the residents. The street Dutzendriege, which was previously called Eisenstraße , connects the Zingelpfad with the Morgensteig.
Eckenbergstrasse	570	Albert Eckenberg, industrialist	Feb 25, 1937	Albert Eckenberg was born on April 1, 1857 in Essen. In 1898 he founded the "Westdeutsche Eisenwerke Aktiengesellschaft" in Kray, which he managed until 1915. Four years later they merged with the Buderus factory . In addition, Eckenberg was a long-time member of the Krayer municipal council. He died in Essen on January 26, 1916. The Eckenbergstraße, which was previously part of the Friedrichstraße , leads from the Ernststraße in a northerly direction into an industrial area.
Erinweg	200	Erin colliery in Castrop-Rauxel	Nov 20, 1937	The Erin colliery in Castrop-Rauxel was acquired by Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG in 1887 . After the street naming of the coal miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery , which was originally sorted by letters, turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mostly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG. The Erinweg, which was initially called B-Straße in the original miners' colony, connects the Kappertsiepen street with Bonifaciusstraße.
Ernststrasse	230	Friedrich Ernst Eickenscheidt, farmer	6 Sep 1897	Friedrich Ernst Eickenscheidt, called Fritz, was born on December 17, 1859 in Kray. Around 1900 he built several houses on newly developed streets in Kray, which were named after him and his siblings. A total of seven streets were given their names, of which only the names of Ernst and Marienstraße persist to this day after the wave of renaming in 1937. Fritz Eickenscheidt died on September 20, 1941 in the community of Malbergen near Osnabrück . Ernststrasse connects Hängebank Street with Kiwittstrasse. Until 1986, today's street Hängebank was part of Ernststraße.
Fichtelstrasse	370	August Fichtel, mine director	June 8, 1909	August Fichtel was born on April 1, 1823 in Sprockhövel . In 1858 he worked as a miner in the sinking of the Bonifacius colliery . Over the years, his skills made him the company's technical director. In addition, he was made an honorary citizen of Kray because of his long and meritorious work as a Krayer municipal councilor. August Fichtel died on February 7, 1902 in Bochum . Fichtelstraße is located in the settlement of the Bonifacius colliery and leads from Bonifaciusstraße in a northerly direction to the northern end of Dickstraße.
Fish pond	510	Husmann's fish pond	Feb 25, 1937	The name is given to the fish pond of the Husmann farm east of the street, which was mentioned in 1551 in the Essen Abbey invoices and through which the Schwarzbach flowed. It was home to many carp and was used by the women's monastery in Essen. Fischweiher street, which was previously called Josefstraße and Siepenstraße in parts , branches off to the east of Vierhandbank street and ends in a northern arch on Hubertstraße.
Friedenstrasse	90	Location at the municipal cemetery	June 27, 1910	In 1904 the municipal cemetery was created in the municipality of Kray. Friedenstrasse is at the eastern end of Siegfriedstrasse and opens up the municipal cemetery.
Five-hand bench	620	Five-hand bench, name of a coal seam	Feb 25, 1937	The street Fünfhandbank forms a southern arch from the Hubertstraße, crossing the street Fischweiher and back on it again.
Gantenbergstrasse	100	Gantenberg, court name	March 15, 1912	In 1850 Franz Gantenberg, a farmer from Hochlaer near Recklinghausen , bought what had been known as the Wortmannhof. This is mentioned as early as 1364, when Johan Sceynke exchanged certain tithes and pieces of land with Hugo von der Horst for half of the estate toi Was zu Kreye. Claes in der Wortt and Wortmansguth are mentioned in the land register of 1668, the yard being 16  acres . As Vicarie Savatoris he was referred to in the Muenster Church to Essen . The Wortmann horse cottage is called 1795 and is inhabited by the clog maker Hermann Hackmann. Canonicus Devens was the owner. The Gantenbergstraße, which was previously called Höhenstraße , is a northern cul-de-sac of the Guntherweg.
At will	650	Goods , type of payment in mining	Oct 9, 1946	The Gedingeweg, previously named Johannesstrasse and Thyssenweg , leads from Rotthauser Strasse to Kellinghausstrasse. On March 3, 1953, it was extended in a south-westerly direction to Kruckenkamp Street.
Grimbergstrasse	160 in the district	Grimberg, Lehngut	May 3, 1903	The former princely-eating fiefdom of Grimberg belonged to a Monst family until 1402. It passed into the possession of the Nesselrode family through the von Schell, Scobbe, Knipping, Plettenberg and Ovelacker families. In the land register of 1668, Heinrich Schulte zum Altengrimberg and the 89  acre farm are mentioned. In 1795 the entire Schulte farmer and the Herrestorff family appear as landlords in Cologne. In 1801 Maria Agnes Schulte Grimberg, nee Grosfeld, bought the farm with a feudal consensus from Franz v. Herwegh on. At the same time she transferred it to her son Heinrich. In the mother role of 1866 the economist Philipp Theodor Grimberg zu Leythe is named as the owner. In 1914 the farm went to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . The Grimbergstrasse leads from Korthover Weg in an easterly direction to Elsterbuschstrasse. It was extended to Lange Straße on February 2, 1959.
Big meadow	150	Big meadow, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The field name Große Wiese is mentioned in the parent roles of 1827 and 1866. The street Große Wiese, which was previously called Bismarckstraße , is a northern cul-de-sac from Bonifaciusstraße.
Green floodplain	90	Floodplain, vegetation form	July 12, 1929	A green area once planned east of the street inspired the naming. The street Grüne Aue connects the Kiwitt street with the Ernst street.
Guntherweg	220	Gunther, King of the Burgundians in the Nibelungen saga	2nd July 1958	The Guntherweg is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung, leads from the Burgundenweg in an easterly direction and ends as a dead end.
Hanging bench	340	Suspended bench , fixture and fixtures in the mining building	May 13, 1986	Hängebank Street was previously the western part of Ernststraße . This section has been renamed for reasons of public safety and order. The Hängebank street branches off to the west from Ernststraße and, after a southerly bend, leads onto Am Zehnthof street.
Hattingstrasse	110	Hatting, name of a Kotten	around 1900	In the land register of 1668 Wirich Hattingh is named as the sitter of the 18  acre Kottens. He was taxable in the Oberhof Eickenscheidt. The horse man Hatting is mentioned in 1795, as is the manor of the Vicarie BMV in Steele . The farmer Theodor Heinrich Hatting is mentioned as the owner in the mother role of 1866. Hattingstrasse is a southern cul-de-sac from Hubertstrasse.
Heinrich-Sense-Weg	670	Heinrich Sense, Steiger and local expert in Kray	Nov 20, 1937	Heinrich Sense was born on January 28, 1831 in Kray. He was a foreman at the Bonifacius colliery and also ran inns in Kray. In addition, he took an active part in communal and church life and gained reputation as a local expert and occasional poet. Heinrich Sense died on October 10, 1896 in Kray. Heinrich-Sense-Weg, which was previously the northern part of Karlstraße , branches off at Essen-Kray Nord train station north of Krayer Straße, passes west of Krayer Markt and ends in front of Bundesautobahn 40 as a dead end.
Helmutstrasse	140	Helmuth, name of a mine field	before 1877	The Helmuth mine field was founded in 1897 by the Ver. Bonifacius acquired. Helmutstrasse connects Bonifaciusstrasse with Gedingeweg.
Hermann-Köster-Weg	110	Hermann Köster, trade unionist	March 12, 1991	Hermann Köster was born on October 5th, 1857 in Kleve . He was a city councilor, union leader and honorary chairman of the union of Christian miners and died on November 12, 1920 in Essen. Hermann-Köster-Weg is a southern cul-de-sac of Portendieckstrasse.
Hubertstrasse	1310 (in the district)	Hubert mine of the Queen Elisabeth colliery	March 1, 1901	Hubert was the first name of the trade and banker Rommel (1830–1907) from Düsseldorf. The Hubert mine, which went into operation in 1897 and named after him, was the third of the Queen Elisabeth mine. Before 1901, today's Berkenberg street was called Hubertstraße. Then the area between Krayerstrasse and Joachimstrasse became Hubertstrasse. On January 15, 1936, the name was also adopted for the road section running in a westerly direction, which previously belonged to Essener Strasse . Hubertstraße branches off from Krayer Straße and continues in a westerly direction to Frillendorf .
Hubert soft	160	based on nearby railway switches	Jan 15, 1936	In the justification for the street name from 1936 it says: The short distance "deviates" from Hubertstrasse and vice versa from Joachimstrasse at an acute angle. A stone's throw to the north, a switch directs the rail connection traffic to the Hubert shaft. In addition, the basic word also sounds like the many switches in the adjacent Kray Nord marshalling yard. Hubertweiche Street, which was previously part of Essener Strasse , branches off north of Hubertstrasse and leads onto Joachimstrasse.
In Beckmannsfeld	370 (in the district)	Beckmannsfeld, field belonging to the Beckmann farm	July 12, 1929	The Bekmann farm in Kray was owned by the so-called Münsterkirchenfabrik in Essen. The first documentary mention was made in 1473. In the land register of 1668, Dietherich Beckmann and the 35-  acre farm are named. In 1795 you can find the entire farmer Beckmann. The street Im Beckmannsfeld, which was originally called Bachstraße , branches off south of Wattenscheider Straße and ends as a dead end in the neighboring district of Leithe .
In the Beiseling	190	Beiseling, field name	Feb 23, 1954	The Beiseling corridor denotes a rush meadow. This land belonged to the Nettelnbusch farm. The spelling Bießeling can be found in the land register of 1668. The street Im Beiseling connects the Bartlingstraße with the Ottostraße.
In the Breiksken	110	Breiksken, field name	July 12, 1929	The name Breiksken can be found in the parent roll from 1827. Probably the correct name should be Bröksken (= small fraction). The street Im Breiksken, which was originally called Schützenstraße , connects Schöllerkampstraße with Krayer Straße.
In three strikes	200 (without side streets)	In the Dreischlag, site designation	March 31, 1955	The area that once belonged to the Husmann farm to the east was worked on in the sense of three-field farming. For this reason it was called Im Dreischlag according to records from the Husmann farm. The street Im Dreischlag connects the streets Vierhandbank and Fischweiher in a southeast corner.
Imhoffweg	370	Karl Imhoff , civil engineer and pioneer in wastewater technology	Nov 20, 1937	The Imhoffweg leads back to the Rotthauser Straße in a western arc.
In the Berken	65	Field name, In den Berken	Oct 13, 1953	The street In den Berken is a western dead end of the street Berkenberg
Jacob-Weber-Strasse	160	Jacob Weber , Krayer Mayor	July 15, 1954	Jacob Weber was an honorary and later paid alderman from 1923. Between March 3, 1925 and the incorporation of Kray into the city of Essen in 1929, he was the last mayor of Kray. Jacob-Weber-Straße connects Zum Gutswald with Schönscheidtstraße.
Joachimstrasse	1340	Friedrich Joachim mine, Queen Elisabeth mine	Nov 6, 1897	The Friedrich Joachim mine, which belongs to the Queen Elisabeth mine and is located east of Joachimstrasse, was put into operation in 1872. The name was given to the representative Friedrich Joachim Bruns (1807 to 1869) from Werden . This was decided in a trade union meeting on January 28, 1869. Joachimstrasse, the easternmost part of which was called Schulstrasse until 1937 , branches off to the west of Krayer Strasse, crosses Heinrich-Sense-Weg, heads south of the Essen – Gelsenkirchen railway line to the west and crosses it, with Joachimstrasse continuing in a northerly direction and off the road Berkenhölzken to Bonifaciusstraße forms the border to Schonnebeck .
Kamblickweg	550	Kamblick, field name	Nov 20, 1937	In the land register of 1668 it says: Claeß in der Wordt still owns half an acre of fieldland on the Kamblick. The Kamblickweg, which was originally called Josephinenstraße (until 1937) and Osterfeldstraße (until after 1955), leads from Krayer Straße in an easterly direction and north parallel to federal motorway 40 to Korthover Weg, where it ends as a dead end before it. The Krayer Town Hall is on this street.
Kappertsiepen	550	Siepen belonging to Hof Kappert	Dec 14, 1948	The name refers to the Siepen belonging to Hof Kappert. Around 1864 the farmer Wilhelm Kappert was seated on the Bartling farm. In 1890 his widow sold the farm to Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . The street Kappertsiepen connects the Bonifaciusstraße in a northerly angle with the Lohbergweg, whereby it forms the border to Schonnebeck between Bonifaciusstraße and Erinweg .
Carmelite Way	90	Location at the Discalced Carmelite Convention	June 3, 1965	The convent, founded in 1962, was located on the old Husmannshof in Kray in a converted house and a farm building. The widow Franziska Husmann donated the court to the order. This first monastery of the Discalced Carmelites, which was built north of the Main after the secularization in 1803 , was abandoned in 1969. The Karmelitenweg is a southern cul-de-sac of the Fischweiher street.
Kellinghausstrasse	570	Kelling, court name	around 1911	The Kelling farm is the old Kray farm. In the land register of 1668, Peter zu Kray and the 33  acre farm are named. In 1795 the Mittelbauer Krei is mentioned. The hospital in Essen was the owner. In 1845 Josef Schulte-Kellinghaus from Kirchhellen married into the farm. In 1897 the farm was transferred to the mining union Bonifacius, which later came to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . The Kellinghaus family emigrated to Nebraska (USA). Kellinghausstraße branches off south of Bonifaciusstraße and leads in an arc to the east onto Rotthauser Straße.
Kiwittstrasse	410	Kiwitt, field name	July 12, 1929	In the land register of 1668 it says: Dietherich Beckmann owns Feldand Lang Eickenscheidter Kiwit after Beckerbaum closes. The Kiwittstrasse connects the Eckenbergstrasse with the Krayer Strasse. Originally it was called between Eckenberg- and Marie Street Maxstraße and between Mary and Krayer street On Kywitt .
Little Schönscheidtstrasse	300	Schulte-Schönscheidt farm	March 31, 1955	The naming was based on the neighboring Schönscheidtstrasse . The Kleine Schönscheidtstrasse leads as the northern cul-de-sac of the street Am Zehnthof into an industrial area.
Kolibristraße	120	Hummingbird, name of a pit field	26 Sep 1921	On October 7th, 1850, the new legal union was consolidated from Colibri (awarded on August 20, 1845) and Stieglitz (awarded on May 8, 1846) , later belonging to the Mülheimer Bergwerks-Verein . Kolibristraße connects Plaßhofsbankstraße with Braukloh street.
Korthover way	830	Cordt, court name	Nov 20, 1937	The Cordt farm was a Unterhof of Eickenscheidt. In the chain book of 1331 mansus Stypeldey to Kreye is mentioned, he was later called Cordt. In the land register of 1668 the overseer Peter zu Kray modo Cuert and the 33  acre farm are mentioned. The widow of the farmer Koert is mentioned in 1795, and the farm is also referred to as a princely treatment property. The last victim was Anna Hedwig Langen on December 13, 1786 and her husband Jören Vedder modo Kray on November 22, 1773. In 1836, the fiscal burdens on the 79 acre farm were replaced. The Korthover Weg, which was previously called Kortstrasse , leads as a southern extension of Rotthauser Strasse up to the Bundesautobahn 40 , where it branches off as a spur road to the east.
Kortwiese	150	WIese belonging to Hof Cordt	Sep 2 1962	In the land register of 1668 it is stated that the Corthove in front of the courtyard has a meadow of one and a half acres . The street Kortwiese, which was the southern part of the Kortstraße from 1897 to 1937 and then the southern part of the Korthover Weg until 1962 , leads in a straight extension of today's Korthover Weg to the south on the Kamblickweg.
Crow bush	330	Crow , bird	July 15, 1954	It is said that around 1800 there was a bush area with many crow's nests here. The Krahenbusch street leads from Ottostraße in a northerly direction to Grimbergstraße.
Krayer market	120 × 40	Krayer market square	Nov 14, 1935	The weekly market is held on the Krayer Mark, previously called Am Markt . It is located between Hubert-, Joachimstraße and Heinrich-Sense-Weg.
Krayer Street	1600 (in the district)	Former farmers Kray	Jan 15, 1936	It is the main street of the former Kray mayor's office, which from 1815 belonged to the Altenessen mayor's office . After their division in 1874, Kray belonged to Stoppenberg . In 1906 Kray and Leithe separated from the Stoppenberg district and formed the Kray-Leithe mayor, which in 1920 formed the entire municipality of Kray and was finally incorporated into the city of Essen in 1929. Before 1896 to 1924, the Rotthauser Strasse adjoining to the north was already known as Krayer Strasse . Today's Krayer Straße, which was previously called Hauptstraße in the Krayer area , leads from Steele on Lohdiekweg in a north-easterly direction, crosses the federal highway 40 over the so-called "Krayer Platte", and on to Korthover Weg. It is part of the L643 state road.
Kreulichweg	520 (all road sections together)	Kreulich, family name	March 14, 2000	Bernhard and Maria Kreulich (nee Budziak) were sentenced to death on February 28, 1944 by the second senate of the People's Court . The reason was an expression of displeasure, which Bernhard Kreulich made during an inpatient stay in the Steeler Knappschaftskrankenhaus towards a fellow patient who had lost both sons on the Eastern Front about the situation on the Eastern Front. Bernhard was born on January 13, 1890 in Kray. He worked as a haulage operator on the Hubert shaft of the Queen Elisabeth colliery . After imprisonment in the First World War , he returned to Kray in 1920 and married the saleswoman Maria Budziak, the daughter of a family of miners with 16 children. She was born on October 3, 1889 in Kray and belonged to the later women's and mothers' association of the parish of St. Barbara. Both sympathized with the Center Party . The Kreulichweg forms an eastern cul-de-sac of Schönscheidtstrasse.
Kriemhildenstrasse	202	Kriemhild , main character in the Nibelungenlied	around 1921	Kriemhildenstrasse is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung and connects Siegfriedstrasse with Brunhildenstrasse.
Kruckenkamp	250	Kruckenkamp, ​​field name	March 3, 1953	In the land register of 1668 it is mentioned: The Krükenkamp belongs to Hofe Unterberg in front of the Hoff. The street Kruckenkamp connects the street Auf'm Berg with the Gedingeweg.
Leither Street	450	Leithe , once an independent municipality	May 9, 1894	The road led to the municipality of Leithe, which from 1815 belonged to the mayor's office of Altenessen , from 1906 together with Kray formed the mayor's office of Kray-Leithe, and in 1929 was incorporated into the city of Essen. Leither Straße connects Kamblickweck to the north with Krayer Straße.
Lieversbank	270	Lieversbank, name of a coal seam	Oct 21, 1938	Lieversbank Street is a dead end to the west of Morgensteig Street.
Lindenbergstrasse	140	Egon Lindenberg, director of the Bonifacius colliery	Nov 20, 1937	Egon Lindenberg was born on July 26, 1873 in Dortmund and died there on January 29, 1918. He was a mining assessor and director of the Bonifacius colliery from 1905 to 1918. The Lindenbergstraße, which was originally called Christinenstraße , connects the Gedingeweg with the Bonifaciusstraße.
Lohbergweg	190	Lohberg colliery	Nov 20, 1937	The Lohberg union in Dinslaken belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . After the street naming of the coal miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery , which was originally sorted by letters, turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mostly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerk AG. The Lohbergweg, which was initially called F-Straße in the original miners' colony, connects the Kappertsiepen street with the Bonifaciusstraße.
Lohdiekweg	150	Wall at the Lohmühlenteich	Jan 15, 1936	The Lohdiekweg, initially called Grenzstrasse , later Am Grenzgraben , is named after a wall or a dike (Low German: Diek ) on the Lohmühlenteich. The Lohdiekweg connects the Krayer Straße with the Lohmühlental road and forms the border with Steele .
Lohmühlental	90 (in the district)	Lohmühle, former mill in Kray	Jan 15, 1936	The road once led to the Lohmühle in Kray and over time had the following names: until around 1900 Kleine Grenzstraße , then Grenzstraße , 1909 Strickerstraße , 1929 Am Grenzgraben and from 1929 to 1936 Am Lohdiek . The street Lohmühlental leads roughly from the street Im Beckmannsfeld in a south-westerly direction to the street Lohdiekweg and further in Steele .
Lunemannsiepen	340	Lunemannsiepen, field name	Nov 20, 1937	In the land registry of 1668 it is stated that the Lunemanß Seipen (with) about four acres belong to the Lunemann court . The 77-acre Hof Lunemann belonged to the High Counts' Chapter. In the mother role of 1866, the rider Heinrich Wember jun. named Lünemann mentioned as the leaseholder of the domain. In 1927 the farm was sold to the mayor's office in Kray-Leithe. The street Lunemannsiepen, which was previously called Siepenstraße , connects the street Vierhandbank with the Dorstfelder Straße in a north-western corner.
Marienstrasse	560	Maria Eickenscheidt,	around 1900	Maria Eickenscheidt was born on February 24, 1858 in Kray. Around 1900 her brother Fritz Eickenscheidt built several houses on newly developed streets in Kray, which were named after him and his siblings. A total of seven streets were given their names, of which only the names of Ernst and Marienstraße persist to this day after the wave of renaming in 1937. Maria Eickenscheidt died on April 19, 1878 in Kray. The Marienstrasse leads from the street Am Zehnthof in a northerly direction, crosses the Kiwittstrasse and ends in front of the Bundesautobahn 40 as a dead end. The road section north of Kiwittstrasse belonged to Karlstrasse until 1937 , which at that time led further north, well before the autobahn was built.
Mechtenbergstrasse	210	Mechtenberg, yard and field name	May 11, 1903	In the land register of 1668, Dietherich Mechtenbergh and the ten acre courtyard are mentioned. Part of the land was in the Mechtenbergschen felt long Dyckman's Landerey. The horse-tailed Mechtenberg and the Canonichenkapitel in Essen as the manor are mentioned in 1795. In 1863 the Mechtenberg family moved to Königswinter . Most of the land was bought by Dickmannshof, and the buildings were demolished. The Mechtenberg itself is now 84 meters high and is part of the Mechtenberg landscape park . Mechtenbergstrasse, whose north east-west section was called Simonstrasse until 1937 , connects Fichtelstrasse with Bonifaciusstrasse at a north-westerly angle.
Meistersingerstrasse	140 (in the district)	Mastersingers	June 3, 1965	Meistersingerstraße continues south of Wattenscheider Straße to Leithe
Mörgekenweg	190	Mörgeken, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The field name Mörgeken means "little morning". The Mörgekenweg, which was originally called Koloniestraße , is a southern cul-de-sac from Bonifaciusstraße.
Morgensteig	600 (in the district)	For eight mornings, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The Morgensteig leads past the hallway on the eight morning. The Morgensteig, which was previously named # Mühlenstraße * Mühlenstraße and Steeler Straße , connects Hubertstraße in a northerly direction with Bonifaciusstraße in Schonnebeck .
Mühlenkamp	380	Mühlenkamp, ​​field name	March 3, 1953	In the land registry of 1668 it is stated that the Schulte Schönscheidt farm has ten acres of field on the Mühlenkamp. The street Mühlenkamp leads back to the Morgensteig in a western arc.
Munscheidstrasse	300 (in the district)	Wilhelm Munscheid , industrialist, councilor	May 11, 1903	Wilhelm Munscheid was born on February 15, 1839 in Weitmar ( belonging to Bochum since 1926 ) and was a manufacturer at the Gelsenkirchen cast steel and iron works, formerly Munscheid & Co. He contributed to the development of neighboring Leithe and acquired the farms Brüning, Grahmann and Jib. He also acquired land for building roads and paths, for schools and churches and made them available free of charge. He also built the Sternbrauerei , which began in Kray in 1898 as "Sternbrauerei Kray AG". The construction of the Krayer Volksgarten also goes back to Munscheid, who was a member of the Kray-Leither municipal council for many years. Wilhelm Munscheid died on December 8, 1913 in Düsseldorf. Munscheidstrasse leads from Rodenseelstrasse to the east, then bends to the north and forms the border to the neighboring district of Leithe, after which it branches off to the east and continues in Leithe. In the course of Krayer it was called Mozartstrasse between 1911 and 1937
Nettelnbusch	740	Nettelnbusch, a former servant loan from Essen	Nov 20, 1937	The street Nettelnbusch, which was originally called Dickmannsweg , leads from the street Am Mechtenberg in a northerly direction to Gelsenkirchen .
Nibelungenplatz	30 × 15	Nibelungenlied , medieval heroic epic	around 1921	The Nibelungenplatz is located in the Nibelungen settlement between Sieglindenstrasse, Nibelungenweg and Walkürenweg.
Nibelungenweg	130	Nibelungenlied , medieval heroic epic	Nov 20, 1937	The Nibelungenweg, which was previously called Hagenstraße , is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung and connects the Guntherweg in a north-south direction with the Nibelungenplatz.
Osterkamp	90	Osterfeld, field name	June 5, 1934	It is the corridor Oster "field". The name Oster "kamp" was chosen because at that time there was already an Osterfeldstrasse in Kray , now called Kamblickweg . Osterkamp Street connects Munscheidstrasse with Auf dem Kolfen Street.
Ottostrasse	660 (in the district)	Otto Eickenscheidt, farmer and politician	Jan. 2, 1901	Otto Eickenscheidt was born on April 5, 1839 in Kray and married in 1864 at Hof Hövelmann in Leithe . In Leithe he became community leader. For several years he was the first honorary councilor of the Wattenscheid office . There he founded the Wattenscheider farmers 'association and later became chairman of the Westphalian farmers' association . Otto Eickenscheidt died on April 24, 1891 in Wolbeck . The Ottostraße leads from the Kamblickweg in an easterly direction, crosses the Korthover Weg and continues at the Volksgarten Kray in Leithe.
Plaßhofsbankstrasse	210	Plaßhofsbank, name of a coal seam	26 Sep 1921	Plaßhofsbankstraße leads from Vogelsangsberg street in a southerly direction and ends as a dead end.
Portendieckstrasse	110 (in the district)	House Portendieck, originally a moated castle	7 Aug 1894	The noble house of Portendieck was the seat of the old monastery family of the "Porten to dem Dieck" and originally a moated castle. 1237 a Lodewich oppen Diecke is proven. The von Dieck family owned large estates, including the Lindemann, Niekämper and Schetter farms. At the beginning of the 17th century the house was transferred to the Schüren von Haus Horst family through marriage . Later the estate came to the barons of Wenige, who call themselves "von Wenige zum Dieck". After the canon Franz Ferdinand von Wenige died in 1788, the estate passed to the Hövel family as a result of inheritance. One of the last owners was the politician Joseph Anton Friedrich August von Hövel , who last lived in Höxter . The Portendieck archive is located there today. Portendieckstrasse touches Kray at its northwesternmost end, forms the border to the neighboring district of Schonnebeck and continues there in a southwestern direction.
Pramenweg	340	Location, horse prames in the coat of arms of the Eickenscheidt family	May 31, 1930	The Pramenweg lies in the area that once belonged to the Eickenscheidt farm. In the coat of arms of the Essen ministerial family Eickenscheidt there are three silver horse prams on a red field. The family had the right to catch wild horses in the Emscherland . The Pramenweg, which was previously part of Friedrichstraße , connects Kiwittstraße with Am Bocklerbaum street in a southerly direction.
Rheinelbewegung	200	Rheinelbe colliery	Nov 20, 1937	The Rheinelbe colliery belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . After the street naming of the coal miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery , which was originally sorted by letters, turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mostly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerk AG. The Rheinelbewegung, which was initially called A-Strasse in the original miners' colony, connects the Kappertsiepen street with Bonifaciusstrasse.
Riddershofstrasse	290	Ridder, court name	Nov 14, 1935	The Riddershof, in addition to which the property on the mountain always belonged, was a princely-dining treat belonging to the Oberhof Eickenscheidt. In the chain book of 1332 mansus des Ridders to Kreye is mentioned. The land register from 1668 mentions Johan Ridder and the 34-  acre farm. In 1795 the farm was designated as a treatment item and the entire farmer was named Ridder. The last beneficiaries were Johann Wilhelm Ridders on May 27, 1773 and Anna Maria Siepmann on December 23, 1804. In 1828 the fiscal burdens of the 129-acre court were relieved. Wilhelm Beckmann from Wattenscheid was Krayer's honorary citizen and the last farmer on the Ridder farm. Riddershofstrasse, which was previously called Wilhelmstrasse , connects Krayer Strasse in a southerly direction with Wattenscheider Strasse.
Ridderweg	120	Ridder, court name	Sep 7 1960	Named after the farm of the Ridder family in Kray, see also Riddershofstrasse . The Ridderweg is a western cul-de-sac from Krayer Strasse.
Rodenseelstrasse	510 (in the district)	Rodenseel, farm group	Jan. 12, 1934	The Rodenseel farm group consisted of five farms, with the southernmost of these farms being referred to as Hof Rodenseel in a document from 1027. Presumably it is the later Schäpershof in Leithe , with which Johan Schulte zu Wyssthoven and his wife Giertgen and their descendants were enfeoffed in 1569. The name Rodenseel first appears in 890 as Hrodingseli. In the chain book of 1332 the mansus Henrici to Rodenzele and the mansus Noldekini to Nederen Rodenzele are mentioned, which belonged to the Oberhof Eickenscheidt. The Essen feudal protocols show that Pilgrim received de hove to Rodensele from Leiten. Rodenseelstraße, which was previously the southeastern part of Osterfeldstraße in Kray , leads as a southern extension of Korthover Weg to the overpass of the Essen - Bochum railway line and from here to Leithe.
Rotthauser Strasse	1510 (in the district)	Rotthausen , district of Gelsenkirchen	May 2, 1924	Rotthausen once belonged to the Stoppenberg mayor's office before it became its own mayor's office in 1906. In 1923 Rotthausen came to Gelsenkirchen. Rotthauser Straße, which was previously called Hauptstraße and from 1896 Krayer Straße , leads from today's northeastern end of Krayer Straße as part of state road L643 in a northerly direction to Gelsenkirchen-Rotthausen.
Rügenhofer way	180	Rüggen, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The name Rüggen appears in the mother role of 1827. The Rügenhofer Weg, which was initially called H-Straße in the original miners' colony , connects the street anthology in a southerly direction with Bonifaciusstraße.
Anthology	150	Anthology, facility in mining	Nov 20, 1937	A technical facility in the coal mining industry is referred to as a collection belt. The street anthology, which was initially called H-Straße in the original miners' colony, connects Rotthauser Straße in an easterly direction with Rügenhofer Weg.
Schöllerskampstrasse	290	Schöllerskamp, ​​field name		In the parent role of 1827 the name Schülerskämpe and in the parent role of 1866 the name Schöllerskäpken is mentioned. The first name of Schöllerskampstrasse is unknown. It initially leads north from the street Zum Oberhof to the former Hochstraße , which was annexed to the Schöllerskampstraße on July 12, 1929 in an easterly direction to Krayer Straße.
Schönscheidt's court	270 (without access roads)	Schulte-Schönscheidt farm	2nd July 1958	The Schulte-Schönscheidt farm was inherited from the Stoppenberg monastery . In the land registry of 1668, Schult zu Schönscheidt of the 83  acre farm is mentioned. At the time of the replacement negotiations in 1831, the yard was around 166 acres. In 1866 Heinrich Philipp Schönscheid zu Kray was the owner. The street Schönscheidts Hof is an eastern dead end of the Schönscheidtstrasse.
Schönscheidtstrasse	1820 (in the district)	Schulte-Schönscheidt farm	July 12, 1929	The Schulte-Schönscheidt farm was inherited from the Stoppenberg monastery . In the land registry of 1668, Schult zu Schönscheidt of the 83  acre farm is mentioned. At the time of the replacement negotiations in 1831, the yard was around 166 acres. In 1866 Heinrich Philipp Schönscheid zu Kray was the owner. Schönscheidtstraße, which was previously called Moltkestraße in Kray , leads south from Hubertstraße, crosses Am Zehnthof and from here, as part of the L191 state road, leads to the Abbess's Walkway and then on to Steele .
Schollenbroich	270	Schollenbroich, field name	3rd July 1956	The old field name Schollenbroich is mentioned in the mother role of 1826. The street Schollenbroich branches off to the east of the Riddershofstraße and ends after the branch of the street Auf der Geher as a dead end.
Inclined construction path	140	Inclined construction, mining term	Nov 20, 1937	In inclined construction, steep seam-like deposits are often mined using longwall mining. The sloping construction path, which was initially called G-Strasse in the original miners' colony, connects Rüggenhofer Weg with Rotthauser Strasse.
Writing line	80	Relation to the neighboring school	June 3, 1935	The street name refers to the Christophorus Elementary School to the west, where the elementary school students learn to write. The street Schreibzeile is a southern cul-de-sac from Wattenscheider Strasse. In its entire course it forms the border to the neighboring district of Leithe .
Schwarzbachstrasse	160	Schwarzbach , tributary of the Emscher	26 Sep 1921	The Schwarzbachstraße borders the canalized Schwarzbach to the north and connects the streets Achternbergbredde and Dickschenbroich.
Schwelmhöfe		Schwelm, farm name	Nov 20, 1937	In 1351 Bruno von Schwelme sold the fourth part of his property in Kray to the Hospital of the Holy Spirit in Essen, which was located in the south of Kopstadtplatz and was demolished in 1896. The street Schwelmhöfe, which was originally called Hofstraße , connects Joachimstraße with Hubertstraße.
Siegfriedstrasse	180	Siegfried the Dragon Slayer , legendary figure	around 1921	Siegfriedstrasse is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung, where it connects the Friedenstrasse with the Nibelungenweg.
Sieglindenstrasse	130	Sieglinde, figure from the Nibelungen saga	around 1921	Sieglindenstrasse is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung and connects Kriemhildenstrasse with Nibelungenplatz.
Soester Strasse	250	Former direct connection from Essen-Kray Nord train station to Soest	Nov 20, 1937	At the time the street was named, there was a direct rail connection to Soest at the adjacent Essen-Kray Nord train station. Soester Strasse, previously called Bahnhofstrasse , branches off to the west of Krayer Strasse and ended at Heinrich-Sense-Weg until the 1990s. It was later extended in an arch to Joachimstrasse.
Steeler path	570	Path at Steele , location name	July 12, 1929	The Steeler path, which was previously called Ottilienstraße , runs from the street Woldrüggen in a northerly direction to the street Zum Oberhof, where it forms the border to Steele and then continues in Kray to Schöllerskampstraße.
Stone country	140	Steinland, field name	Oct 13, 1953	The street named after the Steinland corridor connects the two streets Mühlenkamp and Morgensteig in a south-western corner.
Stubbenkamp	110	Stump, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The street Stubbenkamp, ​​which was originally called Mittelstraße , connects the Kellinghausstraße with the Woodsiepenweg.
Tempelhof	50	Temple, name of a Kotten	Nov 20, 1937	In the country registry of 1668, Dierich von Tempell and the two- acre Kotten are mentioned. In 1795 the whole farmer Eickelkamp is mentioned, whose inhabitant is the shed man and day laborer Tempelman. In the mother's role from 1866, it says that the owner of the Tempelkotten is the leaseholder of the Achternberg family , Wilhelm Voss. The Kotten passed to the heirs of Voss in Steele in 1882 . Tempelhof street, which was previously called Kappertstraße , connects Heinrich-Sense-Weg directly opposite Essen-Kray Süd train station with Krayer Straße.
Teutoburg Way	450	Teutoburgia colliery	Nov 20, 1937	The Teutoburgia colliery belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . After the street naming of the coal miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery , which was originally sorted by letters, turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mostly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG. The Teutoburger Weg, which was initially called D-Straße in the original miners' colony, connects Bonifaciusstraße with Kappertsiepen and was extended further north after 1945, where it ends as a dead end.
Tübbingweg	210 (without access roads)	Segment , component of a shaft or tunnel	13 Sep 1977	The Tübbingweg is located east of the former Westdeutsche Eisenwerke AG, which specialized in the production of segments. The Tübbingweg is a northern cul-de-sac of the Kiwittstrasse.
Unterbergstrasse	75	Unterberg, court name	before 1935	In the farm register of the Stoppenberg monastery from 1357 to 1526 the farm is referred to as dat gudit under the mountains. In the Landmatriekl of 1668, Wittib Unterbergh and the 41-  acre farm are mentioned. The small half-farmer Unterberg is mentioned in 1795, whereby the chapter in Stoppenberg has the manorial power. The Unterberg farm was a so-called inherited profit property. Johann Bernhard Unterberg and Anna Christine Hinderfeld from Eiberg were the last profit makers on June 25, 1796. Her son from her first marriage was granted hereditary rights by the Prussian domain administration. In 1846 he replaced the fiscal burdens on the farm and thereby became the unrestricted owner. Philipp Unterberg is mentioned as the owner in the mother role of 1866. In 1884 the court went to Philipp Meerbeck called Unterberg. In 1907 the farm was bought by the railway treasury and demolished for the purpose of expanding the Kray-Nord freight yard. Unterbergstraße branches off north of Hubertstraße and leads to Joachimstraße.
Four-hand bench	330	Four-hand bench, name a coal seam	Feb 25, 1937	The street Vierhandbank, which was previously called Josefstrasse , connects Dorstener Strasse with Hubertstrasse.
Vogelsangsberg	290	Vogelsang, field name	Nov 20, 1937	The Vogelsangsberg, which was originally called Geitlingstraße , branches off to the west of Rotthauser Straße, leads to Braukloh street and then ends as a dead end. In its entire course it forms the border to Gelsenkirchen .
Walkürenweg	55	Valkyrie , female spirit in Norse mythology	Nov 20, 1937	The Walkürenweg, which was previously called Güntherstraße , is located in the so-called Nibelungensiedlung and connects Brunhildenstraße with Nibelungenplatz.
Wattenscheider Strasse	430 (in the district)	Formerly an independent town of Wattenscheid	Apr 7, 1914	Before the expansion of the Ruhr Schnellweg , Wattenscheider Straße was part of the connection to Wattenscheid. The city of Wattenscheid, which has been independent since 1926, was incorporated into Bochum in 1975 . Wattenscheider Straße leads east from Krayer Straße to the neighboring district of Leithe .
Wendtwiese	300	Wendt family	Nov 20, 1937	The Wendtwiese street is located on the Schwarzbach in the meadows of the Achternberg house , which came to Jobst Dietrich von Wendt zu Holtfeld through marriage around 1674, who also bought the Horst at that time . When the last von Wendt died in 1877, all possessions passed to the von Marchant-Ansembourg family in Limburg in the Netherlands , who were related to von Wendt several times . Wendtwiese street, which was previously called Vossstraße , branches off east of Rotthauser Straße and leads back in an arc back onto it.
Werner-Viebig-Weg	150	Werner Viebig, Operations Director	Nov 20, 1937	Werner Viebig was born on May 15, 1878 in Koblenz and was Operations Director at the Bonifacius colliery from 1907 to 1912 . He fell as a pilot in the First World War on July 10, 1916 in France. The Werner-Viebig-Weg, which was originally called Franziskastraße , connects the Gedingeweg with the Bonifaciusstraße in the miners' settlement of the Bonifacius colliery.
Wilhelm-Beckmann-Strasse	715 (all road sections together)	Wilhelm Beckmann , landowner, honorary citizen of Kray	Apr. 24, 1974	Wilhelm-Beckmann-Straße branches off south of Am Zehnthof and is located in the Katharina industrial estate.
Woldrüggen	270	Woldrüggen comes from the forest ridge	December 11, 1931	The name should be reminiscent of the former Eickenscheider forest. The street Woldrüggen leads from the street Am Kalverkämchen in a south-easterly direction to the abbess's path, where it borders on Steele .
Woodsiepenweg	140	Woodsiepen, field name	Nov 20, 1937	Woodsiepenweg, which was originally called Weststraße , connects Gedingeweg with Bonifaciusstraße.
Katharina colliery	220	Katharina colliery	Apr. 24, 1974	The Katharina colliery emerged from the Hercules colliery in 1906 . After its closure in 1972, the Katharina industrial estate developed on the site. The street Zeche Katharina is a south-western dead end of Wilhelm-Beckmann-Straße in the industrial area Katharina.
Zingelpfad	250	Zingel, family name	Jan. 23, 1957	The Zingel family owned land on today's Zingelstrasse. In 1864 the widow Johann Zingel zu Schonnebeck was named as the owner in the mother role . The Zingelpfad is a northern cul-de-sac at the eastern end of the Dutzendriege street.
Zollernweg	190	Zeche Zollern in Dortmund	Nov 20, 1937	The Zeche Zollern in Dortmund belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG . After the street naming of the coal miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery , which was originally sorted by letters, turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mostly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG. The Zollernweg, which was initially called C-Straße in the original miners' colony, connects the Kappertsiepen street with Bonifaciusstraße.
To the Brembergskotten	70 (in the district)	Bremberg, name of a kott	July 12, 1929	The small and large Brembergskotten probably originally belonged to the Horst family . In 1667 Hugo von Schüren zu Horst sold the Brengenberg estate with its fish pond and the Köttgen lying there to the Essen historian Hiltrop. From him both Kotten went to a family Rodtberg. In 1732 the Catholic pastorate in Steele bought the Kotten in favor of the Pastor-Melchior-Schmit'schen Anniversarienstiftung. The Aufsitzer Laurenz Helf called Bremberg and the Löher Bremberg are mentioned in 1795. In 1832 the married couple Heinrich Kost gen. Bremberg and Gertrud Fegeler leased the two cottages. This relationship was converted into long lease in 1847. The street to the Brembergskotten is an eastern spur road of the Brembergstrasse, which ends in the neighboring district of Leithe .
To the Gutswald	270 (without access roads)	Forest of the Eickenscheidt estate	July 15, 1954	The street Zum Gutswald connects the Schönscheidtstraße in a southern arc with the Jacob-Weber-Straße.
To the Oberhof	720	Oberhof Eickenscheidt of the Essen Abbey	July 12, 1929	The street Zum Oberhof, which was partly originally called Parkweg and in the eastern part Hermannstraße , connects Schönscheidtstraße with Krayer Straße south of the Essen - Bochum railway line .
To Beckhove	190	Beckhove, court name	July 12, 1929	The Beckhove had no Solstätte with farm buildings. In the land register of 1668 it says: Beckhove's tenants, which currently have no house or built, are 22  acres in size. The Beckhove had to be paid for in the Oberhof Nünning in propteilich-Essen. The last victims were Bernhard Mauritz and Philipp Christian Leimgard for the Steeler orphanage on February 5, 1774. The Beckhove, which has nothing to do with the Beckmann farm, was leased to different farmers in lots. However, four acres of field land bordered the Beckmann farm, which was cultivated by the latter. The street Zur Beckhove, which was originally called Ziegelstraße , connects the Brembergstraße with the Krayer Straße.
To the hail party	80	Hail celebration , church festival	July 12, 1929	In the Steeler Citizen Register of 1548 it is stated that every citizen had to pay up dey Haygelvyer eynen pennynck. The solemn procession through the field marrow was supposed to keep hail damage away from the fields. Near the present road to Hagelfier was a Hagelkreuz , the blessing issued to the stop and. In the 1830s this custom stopped here. The street Zur Hagelfier connects the street Zum Oberhof with the street Am Kalverkämpchen.

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
A street	around 1881	Nov 20, 1937	→  Rhine Movement		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG .
At the border ditch	July 12, 1929	Jan 15, 1936	→  Lohdiekweg →  Lohmühlental
At the kiwitt		Nov 20, 1937	→  Am Bocklerbaum →  Kiwittstrasse	Kiwitt, field name	The street Am Kiwitt originally ran between the street Am Zehnthof (at that time Eickenscheidter street) and the Krayer street over the today's street Am Bocklerbaum and then turned to the west into the today's Kiwittstraße, where it was only called to the Marienstrasse Am Kiwitt. On July 12, 1929, the part of the street Am Kiwitt between the street Am Zehnthof (then Eickenscheidter street) and the Krayer street was renamed Kiwitt street and finally on November 20, 1937 to street Am Bocklerbaum. On this date the part of the street Am Kiwitt between Krayer- and Marienstraße became today's Kiwittstraße, which from now on continues to Eckenbergstraße via the previously so-called Maxstraße .
At the Knottenberg	July 12, 1929	Nov 20, 1937	→  Schönscheidtstrasse	Knottenberg, old field name	The originally so-called Moltkestraße was renamed in 1929 in its course between today's street Am Zehnthof and the abbess's path to street Am Knottenberg. In 1937, this part of the Schönscheidtstrasse was incorporated, which has had this name in the north since 1929. In the neighboring Steele there has been a new street called Am Knottenberg since 2003.
On the market	March 10, 1909	Nov 14, 1935	→  Krayer Market	Market square in Kray
B-street	around 1881	Nov 20, 1937	→  Erinstrasse		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG .
Bachstrasse		July 12, 1929	→  In Beckmannsfeld
Bahnhofstrasse	June 22, 1897	Nov 20, 1937	→  Soester Strasse	Location at Essen-Kray Nord train station
Mountain road		July 12, 1929	→  On Kalverampfchen
Bismarckstrasse	before 1902	Nov 20, 1937	→  Big meadow	Otto von Bismarck , Reich Chancellor
C street	around 1881	Nov 20, 1937	→  Zollernweg		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG .
Christinenstrasse		Nov 20, 1937	→  Lindenbergstrasse
D-street	around 1899	Nov 20, 1937	→  Teutoburg Way		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG .
Dortmunder Strasse	Feb 10, 1931	after 1970	→  Bundesautobahn 40 →  Dorstfelder Straße	Road towards Dortmund	The Dortmunder Straße was laid out around 1928 east of today's junction 26 Essen-Frillendorf. It was named on February 10, 1931, after the western part to Huttrop had been completed. It then carried this name from Frillendorf in a north-easterly direction through Kray to Wattenscheid . After 1970 the street name was canceled after the street had been assigned to Bundesstrasse 1 . On January 1, 1977, the road was upgraded to the A 430 and in April 1992 it finally became part of the Bundesautobahn 40 .
E street	around 1899	Nov 20, 1937	→  Beekerwerth		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG .
Eickenscheidter Strasse		Nov 20, 1937	→  At the Zehnthof	Oberhof Eickenscheidt of the Essen Abbey
Eisenstrasse	May 23, 1901	Nov 20, 1937	→  Dozen	Ironworks	The houses on the street belonged to the workers' settlement of the Westdeutsche Eisenwerke Aktiengesellschaft , which was merged into the Buderuswerke in 1919 .
Essener Strasse	May 9, 1894	Jan 15, 1936	→  Hubertstrasse →  Hubertweiche	Road to food
F-street	around 1899	Nov 20, 1937	→  Lohbergweg		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG .
Franziskastrasse		Nov 20, 1937	→  Werner-Viebig-Weg
Friedrichstrasse	before 1905	May 31, 1930	→  Eckenbergstraße →  Pramenweg
G street	around 1899	Nov 20, 1937	→  Inclined construction path		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG , with the exception of G- and H-Strasse.
Geitlingstrasse		Feb 25, 1937	→  Vogelsangsberg
Girondellenstrasse	26 Sep 1921	Feb 25, 1937	→  Braukloh
Glückaufstrasse	around 1900	Aug 14, 1933	repealed and overbuilt	Glückauf , miner's greeting	In 1933 the Glückaufstrasse was called Schacht Katharina . It ran south of the street Am Zehnthof over the area of ​​the Hercules colliery and then in a westerly direction to Frillendorf . There it was renamed Zehntfeld in 1954. In Kray it has been lifted and built over.
Border road	around 1900	July 12, 1929	→  Lohdiekweg →  Lohmühlental		Today's Lohdiekweg was called Grenzstraße until July 12, 1929, today's Lohmühlental street was called this name until March 26, 1909.
Güntherstrasse	around 1921	Nov 20, 1937	→  Walkürenweg
H street	around 1899	Nov 20, 1937	→  Rügenhofer Weg →  anthology		The streets of the original miners' colony of the Bonifacius colliery were initially named from A to H according to letters. After this naming turned out to be inexpedient, the streets were mainly named after collieries that, like the Bonifacius colliery, belonged to the Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG , with the exception of G- and H-Strasse.
Hagenstrasse	around 1921	Nov 20, 1937	→  Nibelungenweg
Main road	May 9, 1894	Jan 15, 1936	→  Krayer Strasse →  Rotthauser Strasse	Main street of the municipality of Kray	Before 1896, the northern part of Hauptstrasse became the old Krayer Strasse and in 1924 Rotthauser Strasse. In 1936 the southern part followed in Kray, which became today's Krayer Straße .
Heinrichstrasse	before 1904	Feb 25, 1937	→  Fish pond
Hellweg	7 Aug 1894	Jan 15, 1936	→  Burgundenweg
Hermannstrasse		July 12, 1929	→  To the Oberhof
Elevated road		July 12, 1929	→ partly Schöllerskampstraße → partly repealed and built over		The part of Schöllerskampstrasse that ran from Krayer Strasse to the west belonged to Hochstrasse before 1929. The Hochstraße continued to the west up to today's Schönscheidtstraße. This section has been canceled and overbuilt.
Höhenstrasse	June 27, 1910	March 15, 1912	→  Gantenbergstrasse
Hofstrasse		Nov 20, 1937	→ partly Schwelmhöfe
In the money	Oct 21, 1938	Jan. 23, 1957	→  Achternbergbredde
Johannesstrasse	March 15, 1912	Nov 20, 1937	→  Gedingeweg		Johannesstrasse was renamed Thyssenweg in 1937 . In 1946 it became the Gedingeweg.
Josefstrasse	before 1910	Feb 25, 1937	→  four-hand bench
Josephinenstrasse		Nov 20, 1937	→  Kamblickweg		Josephinenstrasse was the western part of the Kamblickweg between Krayer Strasse and the Krayer Town Hall .
Kappertstrasse	June 2, 1897	Nov 20, 1937	→  Tempelhof	Kappert, court name	Around 1864 the farmer Wilhelm Kappert was seated on the Bartling farm. In 1890 his widow sold the farm to Gelsenkirchener Bergwerks-AG .
Karlstrasse	around 1900	Nov 20, 1937	→  Heinrich-Sense-Weg →  Marienstraße		The Karlstraße was the street of today's Heinrich-Sense-Weg and the part of today's Marienstraße north of Kiwittstraße. Today's different naming north and south of the federal highway 40 , the then Dortmunder Straße, was given in 1937.
Katharinenstrasse	before 1907	after 1935	repealed and overbuilt	Katharina shaft of the Hercules colliery	Katharinenstraße branched off north of Eickenscheidter Straße (today Am Zehnthof) to the north, and led in an easterly direction onto Schönscheidtstraße. It led through the area of ​​the Gustav Heinemann barracks , which opened in 1936 and was used until 2003.
Small border road		around 1900	→  Lohmühlental
Koloniestrasse		Nov 20, 1937	→  Mörgekenweg
Kortstrasse	Nov 3, 1897	Nov 20, 1937	→  KorthoverWeg →  Kortwiese
Krayer Street	before 1896	May 2, 1924	→  Rotthauser Strasse	Kray Municipality	The old Krayer Strasse, which was previously the northern part of the Hauptstrasse , was renamed Rotthauser Strasse in 1924. In 1936, today's Krayer Strasse was given its name as the southern part of the former main street.
Kreftenscheerstrasse	26 Sep 1921	Nov 20, 1937	→  Achternbergbredde	Kreftenscheer, name of a coal seam
Ludwigstrasse	after 1910	Nov 20, 1937	→  Buderusstrasse
Maxstrasse		Nov 20, 1937	→  Kiwittstrasse
Mittelstrasse		Nov 20, 1937	→  Stubenkamp
Moltkestrasse		July 12, 1929	→  Schönscheidtstrasse		Moltkestraße became Schönscheidtstraße in 1929 in the northern course between Hubertstraße and today's Am Zehnthof. In the further south it became the street Am Knottenberg in 1929 and in 1937 also the Schönscheidtstraße.
Mozartstrasse	around 1911	Nov 20, 1937	→  Munscheidstrasse		Munscheidstrasse was called Mozartstrasse on Krayer Flur between 1911 and 1937.
Mühlenstrasse	May 9, 1894	7 Aug 1894	→  Morgensteig		From August 7, 1894, Mühlenstrasse was called Steeler Strasse and was finally renamed Morgensteig in 1937.
Osterfeldstrasse	before 1904	after 1955	→  Kamblickweg →  Rodenseelstraße → partially built over		Osterfeldstrasse, also known as Osterfeld, was the section of Kamblickweg located east of the Krayer town hall today. In addition, Osterfeldstrasse continued from the town hall in a south-westerly direction to Gantenbergstrasse. This section was closed and built over after 1955. The other course to the Korthover Weg was attached to the Kamblickweg. Until 1934, part of the Rodenseelstraße to the east belonged to Osterfeldstraße.
Ottilienstraße	May 9, 1894	July 12, 1929	→  Steeler path
Park path		July 12, 1929	→  To the Oberhof
Katharina shaft	Aug 14, 1933	Feb 23, 1954	repealed and overbuilt	Katharina shaft of the Hercules colliery	In 1933, Glückaufstrasse was renamed Schacht Katharina. It led south of the street Am Zehnthof over the site of the Hercules colliery and in a westerly direction to Frillendorf . The street there has been called Zehntfeld since 1954. In Kray it has been lifted and built over.
Schulstrasse	Nov 6, 1897	Nov 20, 1937	→  Joachimstrasse	Evangelical School I Kray-Leithe	The nearby so-called Joachimschule in the summer of 1939 was opened in 1877 as the Protestant school I Kray-Leithe. It is still in operation today. In 1937 Schulstrasse was annexed to Joachimstrasse, which had also existed since 1897.
Siepenstrasse	before 1904	Nov 20, 1937	→  Lunemannsiepen		Up until 1927, Siepenstrasse did not end in the east, unlike today's Lunemannsiepen, at Vierhandbank, but continued in a north-easterly direction onto Hubertstrasse, then Essener Strasse.
Simonstrasse	June 8, 1909	Nov 20, 1937	→  Mechtenbergstrasse		Simonstrasse was the northern section of today's Mechtenbergstrasse running in an east-west direction.
Sunshine road	May 2, 1924	Nov 20, 1937	→  Dieckschenbroich		The street had previously been called Ziegelstraße since 1921 .
Steeler Street	7 Aug 1894	Nov 20, 1937	→  Morgensteig	City of Steele , incorporated into Essen in 1929	Before that, Steeler Strasse was called Mühlenstrasse and was finally renamed Morgensteig in 1937.
Strickerstrasse	March 26, 1909	July 12, 1929	→  Lohmühlental
Theodorstrasse	Nov 3, 1897	Nov 20, 1937	→  Blittersdorfweg
Thyssenweg	Nov 20, 1937	Oct 9, 1946	→  Gedingeweg		In 1937 Johannesstraße became Thyssenweg and finally Gedingeweg in 1946.
Vossstrasse	around 1921	Nov 20, 1937	→  Wendtwiese
West Street		Nov 20, 1937	→  Woodsiepenweg
Wilhelmstrasse	around 1900	Nov 14, 1935	→  Riddershofstrasse
Ziegelstrasse	26 Sep 1921	May 2, 1924	→  Dieckschenbroich		Ziegelstrasse became Sonnenscheinstrasse in 1924 , before being given its current name in 1937.

See also

• List of streets in Essen-Steele
• List of streets in Essen-Frillendorf
• List of streets in Essen-Leithe

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Unless otherwise stated, the source used is: Erwin Dickhoff: Essener Strasse . Ed .: City of Essen / Historical Association for the City and Abbey of Essen. Klartext-Verlag, Essen 2015, ISBN 978-3-8375-1231-1 .
2. ^ City of Essen: Population figures. Retrieved May 21, 2020 . 
3. ↑ City map, Essen city survey office, May 1935
4. ↑ Joachimschule: History ; accessed on May 22, 2017