List of streets in Hamburg-Hausbruch

Location of Hausbruch in Hamburg and in the Harburg district (light red)

The list of streets in Hamburg-Hausbruch is an overview of the streets currently available in the Hamburg district of Hausbruch . It is part of the list of traffic areas in Hamburg .

overview

In Hausbruch (district number 714) there are 17036 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 9.8 km². Hausbruch is in the zip code areas 21079, 21147 and 21149.

In Hausbruch there are 102 designated traffic areas, including three groups of motifs:
Rivers in the Lüneburg Heath: Gerdauring, Hardauring, Luhering, Twistering.
Local small game: Käuzchenstieg, Teal Trail, Schnepfenstieg, Stone Marten Trail, Teichhuhnstrasse, Wieselstrasse, Wildcat Trail. Farms located
in Neugraben that cultivated arable land in Hausbruch: Albershof, Jochenhofwinkel, Maakenhofwinkel, Stölckenhofwinkel, Stubbenhof, Thiemannhof.

Overview of the streets

The following table gives an overview of all named traffic areas - streets, squares and bridges - in the district as well as some related information. In detail these are:

• Name / location : current name of the street, square or bridge. Via the link ( location ), the street, the square or the bridge can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates approximately the middle. In the case of longer streets that lead through two or more parts of the city, it is therefore possible that the coordinate is in a different part of the city.
• Street code: official street code, consisting of a letter (first letter of the street, the square or the bridge) and a three-digit number.
• Length / dimensions in meters:
  Note: The length information contained in the overview are overview values rounded up or down according to mathematical rules , which were determined in the Digital Atlas North with the local scale. They are more for comparison purposes and, if official values ​​are known, are exchanged and marked separately.
  For squares, the dimensions are shown in the form a × b for rectangular systems or a × b × c for triangular systems with a as the longest edge.
  The addition ( in the district ) indicates how long the street is within the district if it runs through several districts.
• Name origin : origin or reference of the name.
• Date of designation : Year of the official designation or the first mention of a name, in case of uncertainty also the specification of a period.
• Notes : Further information on nearby institutions, the history of the street, historical names, monuments, etc.
• Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object.

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Name / location	Road key	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Origin of name	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Albershof ( Location )	A583	0215	after the former farm of the same name, who cultivated fields here	1975	Motif group "Neugrabener Hofstellen"
Altwiedenthaler Höhe ( Location )	A173	0570	based on Altwiedenthaler Straße	1944
Altwiedenthaler Strasse ( Location )	A174	0530	after the former farm of the same name	1938
Altwiedenthaler Twiete ( Location )	A175	0485	based on Altwiedenthaler Straße	1944
At the enclosure ditch ( Location )	A660	0485	after the location at the Gehegegraben, a small watercourse	1990
At the Radeland ( Location )	A316	0045 (in the district)	after a hallway name	1895	Radeland means cleared land; east of the A 7 in Heimfeld
Along the way ( Location )	A418	0250	according to the location parallel to the Hamburg- Cuxhaven railway line	1948
August-Schlicka-Weg ( Location )	A614	0175	August Schlicka (1897–1977), chairman of the local committee	1981
August Somann Way ( Location )	A518	0215	August Somann, around 1920 mayor of Hausbruch, from 1910 to 1925 also mayor of Neugraben	1948
Baben Brandheid ( Location )	B006	0225	after a hallway name	1944	Low German baben Brandheid = upper Brandheide, a heather area reclaimed by burning down the upper class
Bargweg ( Location )	B064	0125	after a popular name	1944	Low German barg = mountain; not public way
Bauernholztal ( Location )	B097	0730	after the wood that was freely available to the farmers	1953
At the mine ( Location )	B199	0350	after about 1920 existing "Robert Hall," which for the Harburg Phoenix works lignite promoted	1948
At the village pitcher ( Location )	B201	0220	after the former inn of the same name	1955	Footpath
Bredenbergsweg ( Location )	B574	2040	after the location on Bredenberg	1938
Bredengrund ( Location )	B576	0405	after a hallway name	1948
Bredenwinkel ( Location )	B579	0110	based on Bredenbergsweg and Bredengrund	1957
Cuxhavener Strasse ( Location )	C072	2920 (in the district)	Cuxhaven , Lower Saxony city ​​at the mouth of the Elbe	1948	The Cuxhavener Straße begins west of the A 7 and initially runs on the border between Heimfeld and Hausbruch, between Hausbrucher Bahnhofstraße and Scharpenbargsweg it is completely in Hausbruch, between Scharpenbargsweg and Rehrstieg the northern half of the street is in Hausbruch, the southern half in Neugraben-Fischbek , to the west of the Rehrstieg then leads completely through Neugraben-Fischbek.
Dubben ( Location )	D209	0175	after a hallway name	1948	Dubbe or Dobbe is the name given to low-lying, swampy land.
Dubbenwinkel ( Location )	D265	0260	based on the Dubben street	1978
Ehestorfer Heuweg ( Location )	E044	1900	Ehestorf , part of the community Rosengarten	1938	The way led the farmers to their meadows; the house no. 43 (district forester) is in Heimfeld .
Emmi-Ruben-Weg ( Location )	E354	0150	Emmi Ruben (1875–1955), art collector and patron	2016
Erikaweg ( Location )	E208	0305	after the plant genus of the same name	1938
Falkenbergsweg ( Location )	F017	2710	after the Falkenberg, an elevation in the Fischbeker Heide	1948	north of the Scharpenbergsweg completely in Neugraben-Fischbek , the road runs for approx. 2.3 kilometers on the border between Neugraben-Fischbek and Hausbruch, the southern part then for approx. 410 meters on Hausbrucher area
Föhrenholtweg ( Location )	F172	0200	after the Low German name for pine forest	1944
Försterkamp ( Location )	F314	0425	after the fields belonging to the forester	1975
Forest ground ( Location )	F188	0155	freely chosen name	1948
Forest height ( Location )	F189	0690	freely chosen name	1948
Francoper Street ( Location )	F203	1700	Hamburg district Francop	1938	From house number 112 towards the north, western half of the street in Hausbruch, otherwise in Neugraben-Fischbek
Gehegekamp ( Location )	G473	0105	after a hallway designation based on the nearby enclosure ditch	1990
Enclosure rose ( Location )	G474	0090	after a hallway designation based on the nearby enclosure ditch	1990
Enclosure ( Location )	G475	0055	after a hallway designation based on the nearby enclosure ditch	1990
Georg-Heyken-Strasse ( Location )	G452	0910	Georg Heyken (1864–1939), doctor	1988
Gerdauring ( Location )	G069	0550	Gerdau , source river of the Ilmenau	1966	Motif group "Rivers in the Lüneburg Heath"
Large wipes ( Location )	G472	0385	after a hallway name	1990	Low German large wiping = large meadows
Hardauring ( Location )	H131	0415	Hardau , river in the Lüneburg Heath	1966	Motif group "Rivers in the Lüneburg Heath"
Hausbrucher Bahnhofstrasse ( Location )	H198	0525	according to the location in the district	1948
Hausbrucher Eck ( Location )	H796	0185	according to the location in the district	1990
Hausbrucher turn ( Location )	H797	0080	according to the location in the district	1990
Broken house moor ( Location )	H199	0315	according to the location in the district	1948
Hausbrucher street ( Location )	H776	0975 (in the district)	according to the location in the district	1984	west of the Minnerweggraben in Neugraben-Fischbek
Heykenaubrook ( Location )	H742	0230	after the doctor Georg Heyken, who put on a mud bath here	1976	see Georg-Heyken-Strasse
Heykenaukamp ( Location )	H788	0775	based on the Heykenaubrook	1987
Heykenauweg ( Location )	H815	0445	based on the Heykenaubrook	1997
Heykenstieg ( Location )	H793	0125	based on Georg-Heyken-Straße	1989
Jochenhofwinkel ( Location )	J116	0150	after the Jochenhof, which had arable land in Hausbruch	1975	Motif group "Neugrabener Hofstellen"
Johannes-Schaper-Weg ( Location )	J154	0160	Johann Schaper (1621–1670), glass and faience painter	2013
Maidenmill ( Location )	J099	0485	after a house in the shape of a windmill, but without wings	1944	The house owner was unmarried, which is why the building was called "Jungfernmühle"; this name was adopted when the street was named.
Owl climb ( Location )	K588	0075	after the owl species	1984	Motif group "domestic small game"
Kieseltal ( Location )	K171	0120	freely chosen name	1953
Kreetortring ( Location )	K665	0586	after a hallway name	1984	Low German Kreet = quarrel, dispute, indicates a controversial piece of land
Teal Path ( Location )	K587	0095	after the bird of the same name	1984	Motif group "domestic small game"
Long stripes ( Location )	L033	0475	after a hallway name	1944	Low German Striepen = stripes
Luhering ( Location )	L305	0550	Luhe , tributary of the Ilmenau	1966	Motif group "Rivers in the Lüneburg Heath"
Maakenhofwinkel ( Location )	M380	0175	after the Maakenhof, who owned agricultural land in Hausbruch	1975	Motif group "Neugrabener Hofstellen"
Minnerstieg ( Location )	M197	0225	after the original field name "op den innern Weg" ("on the inner path")	1944
Minnerweg ( Location )	M198	2805	after the original field name "op den innern Weg" ("on the inner path")	1948	northern half of the street between Minnerweggraben and house number 95 in Neugraben-Fischbek , otherwise in Hausbruch
Moostal ( Location )	M296	0140	freely chosen name	1953
Neehusenstrasse ( Location )	N019	0290	after the houses that were built on the land reclaimed from the moor	1944	Low German nee Husen = new houses
Neelandstieg ( Location )	N020	0350	based on Neehusenstraße	1944	Low German nee land = new land
Neugrabener Heideweg ( Location )	N069	2390	according to the situation	1948	Forest path
New moorland ( Location )	N204	0220	after a hallway name	1975	western half of the street in Neugraben-Fischbek
Neuwiedenthaler Strasse ( Location )	N094	1770 (in the district)	Neuwiedenthal, district of Hausbruch	1938	between Im Neugrabener Dorf and Neumoorland in Neugraben-Fischbek , as well as the southern half of the street between Neumoorland and Rehrstieg, the northern half of the street is in Hausbruch, east of the Rehrstieg then completely in the district
Spring moor ( Location )	Q015	0160 (in the district)	based on other surrounding streets in Neugraben-Fischbek , which have the word part "-moor" in their name	1975	west of the Neumoorland road in Neugraben-Fischbek
Reetkükenweg ( Location )	R411	0530	after the bird of the same name	1976
Rehrstieg ( Location )	R108	1280 (in the district)	after the designation "Rehr" for " Redder "	1966	The Rehrstieg runs alternately on the Neugraben-Fischbeker and Hausbrucher area, partly also directly on the district boundary .
Rohrammerweg ( Location )	R416	0185	after the bird of the same name	1977
Marsh Harrier Path ( Location )	R412	0160	after the bird of prey of the same name	1976
Schaaphusen ( Location )	S082	0190	after the sheep stables built by Ehestorfer farmers (Low German: Schaaphusen)	1944
Schaapkamp ( Location )	S083	0155	after a hallway name	1948	Low German Schaapkamp = sheep field
Schanzengrund ( Location )	S109	0720	after a popular name	after 1938
Scharpenbargshöhe ( Location )	S865	0285	based on the Scharpenbargsweg	1974
Scharpenbargsweg ( Location )	S118	1090	leading to the Scharpenbarg after the function	1948	western and north-western half of the street in Neugraben-Fischbek
Scheidebachtal ( Location )	S132	0485	after extending here sheath stream that once the boundary between Harburg and Moisburg formed	1953
Schnepfenstieg ( Location )	S908	0070	after the bird family of the same name	1984	Motif group "domestic small game"
Stader Strasse ( Location )	S576	0265 (in the district)	Stade , city in Lower Saxony	1889	only the northern half of the road between Försterkamp and the A 7 in Hausbruch, otherwise in Heimfeld
City route ( Location )	S583	0590 (in the district)	according to his function leading to the then city of Harburg	after 1938	western part in Neugraben-Fischbek ; Forest path
Stone marten path ( Location )	S909	0115	after the predatory species of the same name	1984	Motif group "domestic small game"
Stölckenhofwinkel ( Location )	S866	0125	after the Neugrabener Hof, which owned land in Hausbruch	1975	Motif group "Neugrabener Hofstellen"
Striepentwiete ( Location )	S744	0075	based on the Striepenweg	1944	Low German Striepen = stripes
Striepenweg ( Location )	S745	0920	after a hallway name	1944
Stubbenhof ( Location )	S867	0260	after the Neugrabener Stubbenhof, who cultivated fields here	1975	Motif group "Neugrabener Hofstellen"
Marsh runner path ( Location )	S870	0450	after the wading bird of the same name	1977
Valley path ( Location )	T005	1540	after the course in a valley	1938
Fir hill ( Location )	T015	0340	Freely chosen name based on the landscape	1948
Moorhen Road ( Location )	T218	0095	after the bird of the same name	1984	Motif group "domestic small game"
Tempo way ( Location )	T047	0465	after the Harburg- based Vidal & Sohn Tempo-Werk GmbH	1944
Thiemannhof ( Location )	T207	0235	after the homonymous farm that owned fields in Hausbruch	1975	Motif group "Neugrabener Hofstellen"
Twistering ( Location )	T193	0400	Twiste , tributary of the Oste	1966	Motif group "Rivers in the Lüneburg Heath"
Ulenweg ( Location )	U017	0340	according to a customary name	1952	Low German U (h) l = owl
Ünner Brandheid ( Location )	U005	0350	after a hallway name	1944	Low German ünner Brandheid = lower Brandheide, see Baben Brandheid
Waltershofer Strasse ( Location )	W051	1150 (in the district)	Hamburg district Waltershof	1951	The road initially runs on the Hausbrucher area, north of the Moorburger Landscheide it crosses Moorburg , from the Alte Süderelbe it leads through Altenwerder . As a plan street it was called "Ölstraße" and is still popularly known because it leads to the tank farms and the petroleum port in Waltershof.
Wiedenthaler Bogen ( Location )	W232	0505	based on the Wiedenthaler Sand	1961
Wiedenthaler Sand ( Location )	W233	0520	to the Hausbrucher districts of Alt- and Neuwiedenthal	1948
Wieselstrasse ( Location )	W475	0120	after the predatory species of the same name	1984	Motif group "domestic small game"
Wildcat Walk ( Location )	W472	0090	after the cat species of the same name	1984	Motif group "domestic small game"
Wipe path ( Location )	W491	0090	based on the street Groote Wischen	1990
Wiping angle ( Location )	W490	0170	based on the street Groote Wischen	1990
Wulmsberg ( Location )	W421	0610	after the hill of the same name	1948
Wulmsberggrund ( Location )	W422	1300	after the Wulmsberg	1944
Wulmstal ( Location )	W423	0665	after the location below the Wulmsberg	1944
To dub ( Location )	Z075	0250	based on the Dubben street	1972

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
2. ↑ Senate resolution ( Memento of the original dated June 12, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. of May 16, 2016, published in Official Gazette No. 42 of May 25, 2018, page 1190, accessed on December 1, 2018 
3. ^ Senate resolution of August 12, 2013, published in the Official Gazette No. 66 of August 20, 2013, page 1374, accessed on December 1, 2018
4. ^ [1] Süderelbe archive in the Kulturhaus Süderelbe eV, document F 8068 "Construction of the Oil Road"

Literature and Sources

• Statistics Office North: Street and area directory of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg
• Horst Beckershaus: The Hamburg street names - where they come from and what they mean. 6th edition, CEP Europäische Verlagsanstalt, Hamburg 2011, ISBN 978-3-86393-009-7 .
• Christian Hanke: Hamburg's street names tell history. 4th edition, Medien-Verlag Schubert, Hamburg 2006, ISBN 3-929229-41-2 .

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