List of streets in Essen-Schuir

The list of streets in Essen-Schuir describes the street system in the Essen district of Schuir with the corresponding historical references.

Introduction and overview

In Essen-Schuir 1488 inhabitants (March 31, 2020) live on an area of ​​6.72 km². Schuir has the postcode districts 45133 and 45239.

The district
boundary runs roughly as follows, starting clockwise in the north: Theodor-Althoff-Straße, Hatzper Straße to the east, Meisenburgstraße to the south-west, Aseystraße, following the Aseybach and further along the Wolfsbach to the south, changing from the Wolfsbachtal to the Schuirweg, on the Rutherweg to the west, further following the Schuirbach to the Pierburger Saum street, following the An der Pierburg street to the northwest, on the Meisenburgstraße to the north and continue on the Bundesautobahn 52 to Hatzper Straße.

There are 32 designated traffic areas in Schuir, including no square .
These streets are only partially in the district:
Am Treppchen, Aseyweg, Hatzper Straße, Meisenburgstraße, Norbertstraße, Pierburger Saum, Ruthertal, Rutherweg, Schuirweg, Wolfsbachtal

Run through the Schuir district

• the federal highway 52 ,
• the state road L132 on the Hatzper Straße from Bredeney to Haarzopf ,
• the state road L176 on Norbertstraße parallel to Autobahn 52,
• the state road L441 on the Meisenburgstraße from Bredeney to Kettwig and
• the state road L442 on the Schuirweg from Bredeney further on the Lilienthalstraße to Haarzopf.

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
At the manor	240	Location at Hof Kohlleppel	Feb 23, 1954	The Kohlleppel farm was established at the beginning of the 19th century. Around 1907 it came to the publisher and later mayor Theodor Reismann-Grone via Wilhelm Achtermönting , who referred to it as the Hackenberg estate , but which has nothing to do with the Kotten of the same name. The street Am Gutshof branches off south of Meisenburgstraße and continues after about 240 meters as the Hackenberghang.
On the podium	130 (in the district)	Description of the location, slope in the terrain	Oct 13, 1953	In 1918 the name Am Treppchen appears for the first time in the cadastral records. The reason for the naming in 1953 states: From the airport complex , the area towards the Mühlendyk courtyard fell sharply. The height difference was overcome by a staircase that was located at the beginning of the street on Lilienthalstrasse in neighboring Haarzopf . The street Am Treppchen leads from Lilienthalstraße in Haarzopf in an easterly direction, then crosses under the Bundesautobahn 52 to Schuir and leads to Meisenburgstraße.
At the Meisenburg	510	Meisenburg, field name and family name	Jan. 7, 1909	In the mother role of 1826 it is mentioned that Wilhelm Meisenburg owns seven acres of land on the Meisenburg. The street An der Meisenburg is a southern cul-de-sac of Meisenburgstrasse.
At the Pierburg	880 (without access roads)	Pierburg, floor and family name	Jan. 7, 1909	Wenmar op de Pyrenborgh is mentioned in a tax list from 1528. The old farm on the border between Schuir and Kettwig was called Bierburg in 1790. Pier means earthworm, so that Pierburg would actually designate a farmland interspersed with earthworms. But there was also a Finkenburg farm in the border region for a long time. Presumably someone in earlier times remained consistent in naming the border region for castles that never existed. The street An der Pierburg branches off southeast of the Meisenburgstraße and leads to the street Pierburger Saum, whereby it forms the border to Kettwig along its entire length.
At the brick factory	700	Location in the area of ​​the former Asey ring kiln brickworks	Aug 31, 1949	The street An der Ziegelei connects Hatzper Strasse with Privet Drive in the Engelsruh settlement. The settlement was built on the site of the former ring kiln brickworks by Theodor Asey.
Aseyweg	110 (in the district)	Asey, hallway and courtyard name	Feb 23, 1954	In a list of fiefs from around 1412, it is mentioned that Johannes Kukelshem is enfeoffed cum curia in Walney, cum bonis in the Aze. In 1482 it is recorded in a document that Johann von Schüren, Canonich zu Essen, the goods Walney, Overschüren, Nederschüren and the estate Asey from Werden Abbey are fiefdoms. The Asey family has been fully traceable since 1702. The farm had the character of a time lease. In 1831 there was a lawsuit with the domain treasury due to alleged property claims, which the plaintiff lost. Thus the 168  acre farm came into the unrestricted ownership of the Oberwallney family called Asey by means of a purchase agreement. The Aseyweg branches off south of Meisenburgstrasse and continues to the neighboring district of Bredeney .
Angel's Rest	460	Restaurant Zur Engelsruh	Aug 31, 1949	The residential and commercial building at the former intersection of Hatzper Strasse and Haeselerstrasse was built in 1899 by the architect H. Feldmann from Essen and shortly afterwards it came to Wilhelm Engels. Around 1900 he received the concession to run an inn, which he called Zur Engelsruh . When the federal highway 52 was built, the building was laid down in 1967 and replaced in 1970 by a new building north of the highway on Haarzopfer area. The street Engelsruh connects the street An der Ziegelei with the Hatzper Bogen in the settlement of the same name.
Green mat	170	Reference to green meadows and pastures	Feb 23, 1954	The street name was invented in relation to the surrounding green meadows and pastures. The Grüne Matte street is a southern cul-de-sac from Meisenburgstrasse.
Hackenberghang	630	Hackenberg, Kotten - and field names	March 23, 1954	In 1717 the Werden abbot Coelestin lent a piece of woodland on the Hackenberg to a Johann von der Nöllenheid for twenty years of time. He cleared the land and built a house on it that was called Hackenbergskate or Steinkuhlskate. It remained in the family's possession and was last given to Johann Ludger Steinkuhl in 1796 for ten years to save time. At times he called himself Johann Ludger Hackenberg, with his father calling himself Johann Caspar am Hackenberg in the registers, but whose father is referred to as Johann auf Nollenheid. Johann Ludger Steinkuhl (also Hackenberg) was married to Christina Sophie from Asey. Against the resistance of the farmers from Schuir, who, under the leadership of his brother-in-law Asey, claimed property rights to the farms, he concluded a long lease agreement with the domain treasury over the Kotten Hackenberg in 1828. The minors Heinrich and Katharina Steinkuhl became unrestricted owners in 1850 by relieving the fiscal burdens. The street Hackenberghang connects the streets Am Gutshof and Schauinsland in a southern arch.
Hatzper bow	460	Relation to Hatzper Straße	May 3, 1967	The Hatzper Bogen is located south of the Bundesautobahn 52 and was part of the Hatzper Straße coming from Haarzopf , which was given a different, more northerly route in 1967 when the autobahn was built. Originally the street was called Haarzopfer Straße from 1911 before it became Hatzper Straße in 1915. The section of the later Hatzper Bogen, which now runs parallel to the motorway, was called Auf der Bracke from 1949 and was incorporated into the Hatzper Bogen in 1967.
Hatzper Strasse	590 (in the district)	Description of location, derivation from pigtail	July 9, 1915	Hatzper is an old form of Hartzappe / hair pigtail. Here is Appe (actually Apa ) "flowing water". Some linguists interpret Hartz as "deer" or "forest". According to this, Hartzappe could be translated as Waldbach or Hirschbach, and it is assumed that Hirschbach was the name of the stream that flows through Haarzopf today and is called Steinbach. Hatzper Strasse, which was previously called Haarzopfer Strasse , comes from the neighboring district of Haarzopf , crosses Bundesautobahn 52 in Schuir in a southerly direction and leads to Meisenburgstrasse. It forms the border to Bredeney between this and Theodor-Althoff-Strasse . After the construction of the motorway in 1967, it received this route in Schuir. Before that, today's Hatzper Bogen was the original course of Hatzper Straße.
In the Riek	1040	Im Riek, field name	Feb 12, 1931	In the parent roll of 1846 it is mentioned that Johann Eichholz has wood in the Rieck, the forms Im Rich and Im Rick appear differently. The street Im Riek connects the streets An der Pierburg and Ruthertal.
Kamisheide	1030	Kamisheide, field name	Feb 12, 1931	The courtyard belonging to the Kamisheide corridor is called Kamisheidt, although the name was probably derived from Kampmannsheide. In the lease book of the Werden Abbey from the years 1589/90, the heirs of the Schuir family from the Kampmannsheide estate, with which they are enfeoffed, have to pay a certain annual lease. The street Kamisheide connects the streets An der Pierburg and Im Riek.
Kamperfeld	640	Kamperfeld, field name	Aug 31, 1948	Kamperfeld street is in the Engelsruh settlement. It branches off in a western arc from the Weißdornweg and leads back to it.
Lilienthalstrasse	170 (in the district)	Otto Lilienthal , aviation pioneer	June 13, 1932	Lilienthalstrasse, which was originally called Werdener Weg , leads from Mülheim an der Ruhr via the neighboring district of Haarzopf in a southerly direction to Schuir. It is part of the L442 state road.
Privet Drive	570	Privet , plant	Aug 31, 1949	At the time the street was named, several plots of land were surrounded by privet hedges. The Privet Drive is located in the Engelsruh settlement and connects the Weißdornweg with the An der Ziegelei street.
Lutterbeck's bush	260 (without access roads)	Lutterbeck's bush, field name	Oct 21, 1938	The street was named after the bush (forest) belonging to Hof Lutterbeck. In the mother role of 1826 Johann Georg Lotterbeck is mentioned as the owner of land in Lutterbecksbusch. In 1350 the farm itself is mentioned in a register of the Porte zu Werden . The spellings Letterbeck, Letterbeyke and Lotterbeck also appear in the traditions. The street Lutterbecks Busch is a southern cul-de-sac from Meisenburgstrasse.
Meisenburgstrasse	4260 (in the district)	Meisenburg, field name and family name	July 9, 1915	In 1825 the domain administration leased a piece of land to the landlord Wilhelm Meisenburg in Schuir. Coming from the neighboring district of Kettwig, Meisenburgstrasse, which was previously called Kettwiger Strasse , runs in a north-easterly direction through Schuir and on to Bredeney . It is part of the L441 state road.
Mielesheide	170	Mieles, name of a Kottens in Bredeney	Feb. 24, 1970	In old Werden registers the Kotten is called upp der heyde an der hogestrait. It was split off from the Wusthove in the 15th century and bought together with the latter by the Werden Abbey . In 1554 the Mieleskotten was leased to a certain Meles and was leased for another 30 years. Since that time it is documented that the family managed the Kotten in uninterrupted order. In 1664 the Meilsheide couple received the Kotten for 14 years. The 22-  acre Kotten went to Johan Ludger Milesheidt in 1825 on a long-term lease. This later became the spelling Mielesheidt. By releasing the fiscal burdens, Heinrich Mieles became the unrestricted owner in 1853. The Mielesheide street is located in the Engelsruh settlement and forms an eastern cul-de-sac of the Weißdornweg.
Norbertstrasse	520 (in the district)	Norbert , male first name	May 25, 1906	The name was named after a first name through the Rüttenscheid resolution of 1895. Norbertstrasse, which was previously called Nikolausstrasse and briefly Nicodemusstrasse , was originally part of an old trade route from Essen via Rüttenscheid to Kettwig . Coming from Rüttenscheid, Norbertstraße runs parallel to federal motorway 52 and continues as state road L176 as the border between Margarethenhöhe and Bredeney to Schuir.
Pierburger hem	490 (in the district)	Location on the edge (hem) of the Pierburg	Dec 11, 1950	The name Pierburg was once given arbitrarily, because there was no castle of this name. The Pierburger Saum street is an eastern dead end of the An der Pierburg street, where it forms the border to the neighboring district of Kettwig and runs a few meters there.
I.- III. Ruschenfeld	310 (all road sections together)	Ruschen, court name	5th July 1950	Named after the field belonging to the Ruschen farm. The three parallel streets I. Ruschenfeld, II. Ruschenfeld and III. Ruschenfeld are in the west of the Engelsruh settlement and all three connect the An der Ziegelei street with Privet Drive.
Ruthertal	1910 (in the district)	Ruthe, field name	Jan. 7, 1909	The road lies in the valley of the Rutherbach (also called Schuirbach). The Ruthertal road branches off to the west of the Schuirweg and continues along the Schuirbach into the Ruhr valley in Werden .
Rutherweg	1250 (in the district)	Ruthe, yard, brook, and field name	Jan. 23, 1957	The following is mentioned in a fiefdom register around 1412: Johannes Luttelnow cum bonis in the rod. There are also the spellings Ruto, Ruyten and others. The last tenants of the Rutherhof were Johannes Ruthmann and Anna Gertrud geb. Hattig, who at Martini 1801 Our Abbey allodially leased property located in the Schuer monastery, called on the Ruthen, for ten years. In 1822 these couple signed a long lease agreement with the domain treasury for the 84  acre farm. In 1853 Wilhelm Ruthmann became the unrestricted owner by releasing the fiscal burdens. The Rutherweg branches off to the east of the Ruthertal road and continues to Werden , where it joins the Schuirweg.
Schauinsland	530	Location with a view	Oct 18, 1954	The naming was based on the road location with a wide view of the Ruhr heights. The Schauinsland street connects the Hackenberghang street with Meisenburgstraße at an angle.
Schuirweg	2880 (in the district) (without side streets)	Honnschaft Schuir	May 8, 1933	The Former Honnschaft Schuir belonged to secularization 1803 pin can be followed to Bürgermeisterei Kettwig country (consisting of fact , Ickten, Roßkothen , Bredeney , Heisingen and Schuir). On September 1, 1902, Schuir and Bredeney were separated and a separate mayor's office was formed from them, which was incorporated into the city of Essen on April 1, 1915. The Schuirweg, which was originally called Mülheimer Weg , crosses the Schuir district from Meisenburgstraße in a south-easterly direction to the Ruhr Valley in Werden . It is part of the L442 state road.
Theodor-Althoff-Strasse	690	Theodor Althoff , businessman and department store entrepreneur	Nov 29, 1967	Theodor Althoff's department store company merged in 1920 with the Karstadt department store chain , whose headquarters are now on Theodor-Althoff-Straße. Theodor-Althoff-Straße, which was previously part of the street Beckmannsbusch , which was previously called Adelskamp , leads from the federal motorway 52 in a southerly direction and then bends west onto the Hatzper Straße. It forms the border to Bredeney over the entire course .
Wallneyer Street	2040	Wallney, name of a farm group	June 29, 1967	The farm group consisted of Upper and Lower Wallney. The sale of the Dienstmanngut and Hof Wallenei near Werden on November 9, 1348 by Johannes von Wallenei to Abbot Heinrich von Wildenburg is documented. Unterwalldeney was a product of the former Reichsabbey Werden . It had been leased to the Unterwalldeney family, who rode it, for generations. In 1798 there was a lawsuit for alleged inheritance law between the sitter and the Werden abbot, whereby the plaintiff finally admitted to being a mere time leaseholder. The abbot graciously renewed the lease for another ten years. Hermann Unterwalleney concluded a long lease contract with the domain treasury in 1831, whereby the farm, including bushes (forests), was 193  acres . The long lease canon was replaced on October 9, 1852 by Heinrich Unterwallenei, whereupon he became the unrestricted owner. The Oberwalleney farm was also a time lease from Werden Abbey, the contracts of which have been in place since 1707. This year Johann zu Wallney and Elsgen Beckmann received the estate for seven years. In 1739 Peter vom Viehausen and Anna Maria zu Wallney leased the farm for 14 years. Johann Heinrich, a son of Heinrich zu Wallney and Anna Maria Preutenborbeck, was the last tenant. In 1828 he concluded a long lease with the domain treasury for the 195 acre farm with forest areas. Wallneyer Straße, which was part of the Eststraße coming from Haarzopf before the construction of the Bundesautobahn 52 , connects Meisenburgstraße in a southerly direction with Schuirweg.
Hawthorn Trail	190	Hawthorn , hedge plant	Sep 7 1960	The naming was based on the local hawthorn hedges. The Weißdornweg connects the streets Mielesheide and Engelruh in the Engelsruh settlement.
Wolfsbachtal	1280 (in the district)	Field name in the valley of the Wolfsbach	Dec 13, 1961	The Wolfsbachtal road, which in parts previously belonged to Wolfsbachweg , largely forms the eastern border of Schuir to the neighboring districts of Bredeney in the north and Werden in the south.

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
Adelskamp	Aug 6, 1907	July 9, 1915	→  Theodor-Althoff-Strasse		The southern part of Theodor-Althoff-Straße was part of the Beckmannsbusch street , which continued in an easterly direction in Bredeney. It was previously called Adelskamp.
On the bracke	Aug 31, 1949	May 3, 1967	→  Hatzper Bogen		The road section of today's Hatzper Bogen, which today runs parallel to the Bundesautobahn 52 , was called Auf der Bracke in 1949 and, after the construction of the autobahn in 1967, was attached to the now so-called Hatzper Bogen, which was part of Hatzper Strasse until then.
Beckmannsbusch	July 9, 1915	Nov 29, 1967	→  Theodor-Althoff-Strasse		The southern part of Theodor-Althoff-Straße was part of the Beckmannsbusch street, which continued in an easterly direction in Bredeney. It was previously called Adelskamp .
Eststrasse	July 9, 1915	Nov 29, 1967	→  Wallneyer Strasse	Este, field name	The old spelling is Hespede. In the register of leased and rented property of the Werden monastery from the years 1474 to 1477, it says: In the Dahl court is tenable Johan to Walney van a stuck landtz gnant dat Walneyer Este. Before the construction of the Bundesautobahn 52 in 1967, Wallneyer Strasse was part of Eststrasse, which still bears this name north of the Autobahn in the Haarzopf district .
Hair Sacrifice Street	Nov 21, 1911	July 9, 1915	→  Hatzper Bogen	Road through pigtail	Haarzopfer Strasse became Hatzper Strasse in 1915. After this was relocated to the north in 1967 with the construction of the federal motorway 52 in the area of ​​the overpass, the old street in Schuir was called Hatzper Bogen.
Haeselerstrasse	around 1910	around 1970	→  Federal motorway 52		Haeselerstraße ran as an eastern extension of Meisenburgstraße north of the Engelruh settlement and followed the current route of Autobahn 52 there to the east, crossing Hatzper Straße.
Heierbusch	Feb. 18, 1916	around 1967	→ repealed and overbuilt	Old location name that occurs in the lease of the Hospital Zum Heiligen Geist	The street Heierbusch came from the south of Bredeney, where it still bears this name today, crossed today's Theodor-Althoff-Straße and led to the Haeseler Straße (today Bundesautobahn 52 ). Today it is built over by the Karstadt headquarters in Schuir .
Kettwiger Strasse	before 1910	July 9, 1915	→  Meisenburgstrasse	Road to Kettwig
Mühlheimer way		May 8, 1933	→  Schuirweg	Way to Mülheim an der Ruhr
Nicodemusstrasse	Jan. 26, 1906	May 25, 1906	→  Norbertstrasse		The street was previously called Nikolausstrasse .
Nikolausstrasse	6 Sep 1897	Jan. 26, 1906	→  Norbertstrasse	Nikolaus , male first name	The name was named after a first name through the Rüttenscheider resolution of 1895.
Becoming way		June 13, 1932	→  Lilienthalstrasse	Way to becoming
Wolfsbachweg	May 10, 1914	Dec 13, 1961	→  Wolfsbachtal	Wolfsbach, tributary of the Ruhr	In 1961 the southwestern part of the Wolfsbachweg, which forms the border between Schuir and Werden or Bredeney, was called Wolfsbachtal. In Bredeney, the Wolfsbachweg still bears his name today.

See also

• List of streets in Essen-Bredeney
• List of streets in Essen Hair Braid
• List of streets in Essen-Werden

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 . 
3. ↑ There is still potential in Norbertstrasse . In: Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung , February 10, 2018