List of streets in Hainsberg (Freital)

Location of Hainsberg in Freital

The list of streets in Hainsberg contains all named streets of the Hainsberg district of the large district town of Freital in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district .

There are a total of 40 named streets in the Hainsberg district. The most important connections are the traffic routes classified as state roads, Dresdner- / Tharandter Straße and Rabenauer Straße. Somsdorfer Strasse is of secondary importance as a connection to the district of the same name, Hainsberger Strasse as a link between Rabenauer and Somsdorfer / Tharandter Strasse and Südstrasse as the only road link between the vineyard settlement and the western part of the Deuben district .

The regional transport Saxon Switzerland & Eastern Ore Mountains GmbH operates in Hainberg ten bus stops by the buses of city transport Freital be approached as well as regional bus services. The most important connection here is the city bus line A from the Deuben bus station to the Hains leisure center in connection with the regional bus 348 in the direction of Rabenau and Dippoldiswalde .

Legend

The following table gives an overview of the streets and squares in the district as well as some related information. In detail these are:

Image: Photo of the street.
Name / Location: Current designation of the street or the place as well as under 'Location' a coordinate link via which the street or the place can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates approximately the middle of the street.
Name origin: origin or reference of the name.
Notes: More information on nearby institutions, the history of the street, historical names, cultural monuments, etc.

Street directory

image	Name / location	Origin of name	Remarks
	Am Anger (map)50.989995 13.624659
	Am Bäckerberg (map)50.988437 13.632886	Elevation called Bäckerberg	The street name "Nordstraße" is noted in city maps from the 1920s.
	Am Kirschberg (map)50.977046 13.631257	Survey called Kirschberg
photos	At the Kleinbahn (map)50.97517 13.62304	Weißeritztalbahn , narrow-gauge railway (small train) between Hainsberg and Kipsdorf .	Several listed workers' houses and the factory building (today's Weißeritz Park ) of the former Coßmannsdorfer Buntgarnwerke are located on this street. Shortly before the beginning of the Rabenauer Grund is the "Hains" leisure center.
photos	At the spinning mill (map)50.976994 13.623179	Former colored yarn works Coßmannsdorf	The street used to be named after Franz Dietel, the founder of the spinning mill that gives it its name today.
	Anemone Road (map)50.978085 13.630937	Anemones , genus of plants in the buttercup family	The Anemonenstrasse was previously called "Bismarckstrasse".
photos	On the disc (card)50.977396 13.628494		This street opens up a new prefabricated building area built in GDR times .
	Berglehne (map)50.991937 13.630783	Slope of the road (Leite, Lehne)
photos	Dresdner Strasse (map)50.98607 13.636516	Dresden , capital of Saxony	Dresdner Strasse is designated as State Road 194 . The Hainsberg paper mill is on the street, along with some administration buildings and manufacturers' villas that are listed as historical monuments. Access to the station building is possible from Dresdner Straße.
	Unobstructed view (map)50.976964 13.617219		The Swiss style villa No. 15 is historically significant for the district.
	Green way (map)50.978454 13.631885
photos	Güterbahnhofstrasse (map)50.988741 13.636952	Hainsberg freight yard	Güterbahnhofstrasse on Hainsberger Flur is not open to private traffic.
photos	Hainsberger Strasse (map)50.97856 13.626366	Hainsberg , district of the large district town of Freital	The street is in the Coßmannsdorf district , which has only belonged to Hainsberg since 1933. Hence the fact that the street is named after the district in which it is located. During the time of National Socialism it was named after Horst Wessel . The former Hainsberg town hall is number 1 and is now the seat of several municipal businesses.
	Hirschbergstrasse (map)50.97856 13.626366	Elevation called Hirschberg	The first part of the street between Südstrasse and Weinbergstrasse was marked as “Bergstrasse” in city maps from the 1920s. The settlements in the upper course of the street did not exist at that time.
	High back (map)50.97856 13.626366	Slope of the street (Lehne)	It used to be called "Hohe Straße", later "Hindenburgstraße".
	In the dent (map)50.977971 13.629746
photos	Kirchstrasse (map)50.977971 13.629746	Hope Church Hainsberg	During the Nazi era it was named "Schlageterstrasse" in honor of Albert Leo Schlageter . The Johannes May Stadium is located on Kirchstrasse, including a memorial for the athlete who went missing in the war.
photos	Leitenweg (map)50.979481 13.616412	Slope of the road ( Leite )	The Leitenweg runs along the Heilsberger Park and also connects the Engländerei, which is located on the edge, to Somsdorfer Straße.
photos	Oberhausener Strasse (map)50.977794 13.632824	Oberhausen , city in North Rhine-Westphalia and twin town of Freitals	This street used to be called "Kirchweg". During the GDR era it was extended to the south and towards the Vorholzbach and built with apartment blocks.
photos	Obernaundorfer Strasse (map)50.97372 13.63467	Obernaundorf , part of the town of Rabenau
	Opitzer Weg (map)50.987461 13.630169	Großopitz , part of the city of Tharandt
	Paul-Ehrlich-Strasse (map)50.980868 13.631751	Paul Ehrlich (1854–1915), German doctor and researcher	Paul-Ehrlich-Strasse opens up a multi-family housing estate built in the 1990s.
	Rabenau footpath (map)50.974121 13.632286	Rabenau , town in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district	House number 2, the Rollmopsschänke , is a mostly half-timbered inn with roots dating back to the 18th century.
photos	Rabenauer Strasse (map)50.978614 13.628634	Rabenau , town in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district	Rabenauer Strasse is a state road with the number 193 . From 1912 to 1974 the Rabenauer Straße between the Weißeritzbrücke and around the Kirchstraße was used by the Plauen basic railway . A private secondary school is located in the building of the former Mehnertmühle .
	Richard-Wolf-Strasse (map)50.978762 13.622218	Richard Wolf (1871–1947), German entrepreneur	The street on which the Hainsberg elementary and secondary school is located was named on March 1, 2006 after Wolf, who was managing director of the Coßmannsdorfer spinning mill from 1910 to 1935. Before that, the street was simply called “At the school”. and in the 1930s “Schulstrasse”.
photos	Somsdorfer Strasse (map)50.979123 13.621496	Somsdorf , district of Freital	Access to the Freital-Hainsberg-West stop on the Dresden – Werdau railway line is on Somsdorfer Straße . The listed Villa Somsdorfer Straße 1a was formerly owned by the spinning mill owner Wolf. After renovation and extensions in the 2000s, the entire complex is used as a nursing home. Opposite is the "School in the Park" for the mentally handicapped in another villa. In addition, the Hainsberger roller mill is on the road.
	Sun height (map)50.989133 13.62648
photos	Südstrasse (map)50.989388 13.634116		Plans envisage the partial expansion of Südstrasse and the intersection area Süd- / Tharandter Strasse in the course of the completion of the Freitaler bypass road. It used to be called "Römerstrasse" in Hainsberg.
	Valley view (map)50.972999 13.63543	View into the valleys of the Weißeritz
	Taubenleite (card)50.985892 13.629922	Slope of the road ( Leite )
photos	Tharandter Strasse (map)50.982381 13.628022	Tharandt , town in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district	As a connecting road to Dresdner Strasse, Tharandter Strasse is also the responsibility of the State of Saxony as state road 194 . It runs directly below the formation called oven rocks.
	Tulip Road (map)50.978531 13.630822	Tulips , genus of plants in the lily family	An earlier street name was " Krug-von-Nidda -Straße".
	Turnergäßchen (map)50.985826 13.635285
	Veilchenweg (map)50.977315 13.631594	Violets , genus of plants in the violet family	On a city map from 1938, the connection is entered as "Oststraße".
	Weinbergstrasse (map)50.98954 13.630264	former vineyard	Formerly the street began on Südstraße (Römerstraße) and was only called "Bergstraße". It was only later extended to the west.
photos	Weißeritzgäßchen (map)50.979909 13.62829	Rote Weißeritz , headwaters of the United Weißeritz	The Plauensche Grundbahn (tram) ran through the Weißeritzgäßchen from 1961 to 1974 .
	Windbergblick (map)50.990912 13.626403	Visibility to the wind mountain
	To the allotments (map)50.978551 13.623722	Allotment gardens that are accessed through this street	A previous name of this street was "Gartenstraße".
	To the freight yard (map)50.985684 13.634118	Hainsberg freight yard
	To the garden settlement (map)50.99052 13.634204	Allotments at the end of the street	It used to be called "Grenzstraße" because it ran parallel to the border between the town of Freital and the municipality of Hainsberg, which existed until 1964.

Web links

Commons : Streets in Hainsberg - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Otto Flach, Stadtvermessungsamt Freital: Plan von Freital, 1:10 000, lithograph, 1925
↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Paul Herrmann: Plan von Dresden, 1:20 000, lithograph, 1938 ( digitized in the Deutsche Fotothek )
↑ Freital names the street after Richard Wolf. In: Sächsische Zeitung , February 6, 2006 ( online fee ).

Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

[Stadtplan_1925-1] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f Otto Flach, Stadtvermessungsamt Freital: Plan von Freital, 1:10 000, lithograph, 1925

[Stadtplan_1938-2] ↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Paul Herrmann: Plan von Dresden, 1:20 000, lithograph, 1938 ( digitized in the Deutsche Fotothek )

[SZ-Wolf-3] Freital names the street after Richard Wolf. In: Sächsische Zeitung , February 6, 2006 ( online fee ).