List of streets in Oberhausen-Alsfeld

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streets in Oberhausen-Alsfeld describes the street system in the Oberhausen district of Alsfeld with the corresponding historical references.

overview

12,603 ​​people live in Alsfeld (as of December 31, 2014) on an area of ​​4.34 km². Alsfeld, together with Buschhausen , Biefang and the Schwarzen Heide, forms the postcode district 46149.

The district Alsfeld for the purposes of this article - starting from the north - clockwise following limits: Federal Highway 2 to Schmachtendorf and Königshardt which Reiner Bach to Tackenberg-West , Holtener road Weseler street and Alsbach to Sterkrade -Mitte and the Oberhausen-Arnhem railway to Black heather. Thus, for historical reasons, the Dunkelschlag settlement and the Sterkrader Heide are not listed separately here, but are viewed as belonging to the Alsfeld district.

There are 70 designated traffic areas in Alsfeld, including no space. Of these, nine streets are only partially in the district:
the three arterial streets to the north, Hiesfelder Straße, Kirchhellener Straße and Weseler Straße are continued with the same name in Schmachtendorf, Königshardt and Holten, Beethoven and Bremener Straße cross the Reinersbach to Tackenberg, the Postweg, the Holtener and Oskarstraße lead to Sterkrader Mitte and Weierstraße to Schwarze Heide.

Some state and district roads run through Alsfeld:

• Landesstraße 155: (coming from Sterkrade) - L 621 - Weseler Straße - L 215 - Weseler Straße - K 16 - Weseler Straße - (continue in Holten)
• Landesstraße 215: (coming from the Schwarzen Heide) - Weierstraße - L 155
• Landesstraße 621: L 155 - Postweg - K 2 - Kirchhellener Straße - (continue in Königshardt)
• District road 2: L 621 - Erzbergerstraße - K 13 - (further in Königshardt)
• District road 13: K 16 - Jägerstraße - K 2
• District road 16: L 155 - Hiesfelder Straße - (continue in Schmachtendorf)

Furthermore, the federal motorway 516 crosses the district, on the northern edge is the motorway junction Oberhausen .

In comparison, many traffic areas are part of thematic groups, listed below from west to east:

• References to industry in the Ruhr area (in the Dunkelschlag settlement): Erzstrasse , Grubenstrasse , Schachtstrasse , Zechenstrasse
• References to the forest (at the Sterkrader Wald ): Am Walde , Jägerstrasse , Laubstrasse , Reinikering , Waidmannsweg , Wolfstrasse
• Names of martens (northwest of the federal motorway): Dachsstrasse , Iltisstrasse , Luchsstrasse
• First names (southwest of the federal motorway): Emilstraße , Emmastraße , Georgstraße , Hedwigstraße , Ingridstraße , Mathildestraße , Olgastraße , Oskarstraße
• References to the siege of Kolberg in 1807 (east of the federal motorway): Dragonerstrasse , Kolberger Strasse , Nettelbeckstrasse
• Names of former German cities in Poland (in the northern Sterkrader Heide): Bromberger Strasse , Graudenzer Strasse , Kulmer Strasse , Posener Strasse , Thorner Strasse
• Names of important composers (in the southern Sterkrader Heide): Beethovenstraße , Brahmsweg , Joseph-Haydn-Weg , Mozartstraße , Robert-Schumann-Weg , Schubertstraße

Overview of streets and squares

The following table gives an overview of the existing streets, paths and squares in the district as well as some related information.

• Name : current name of the street or square.
• Length / dimensions in meters:
• The length information contained in the overview are rounded overview values ​​that were determined in Google Earth using the local scale. They are used for comparison purposes and, if official values ​​are known, are exchanged and marked separately.
  For squares, the dimensions are given in the form a × b.
• The addition in the district indicates that the length is that of the street section within Alsfeld, provided that the street continues into neighboring districts.
• The addition without spur streets indicates the length of the "main street" for 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
• Notes : additional information
• Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object

Surname	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Derivation	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Aldekamp	190	"Old field"		The streets Aldekamp and Beerkamp, ​​which are in the "Westhoffsfeld", the area between Weierstrasse and Weseler Strasse, are named after old cadastral names from 1727. A "camp" is an enclosed, demarcated field. South of the Oberhausen – Arnhem railway line were also the Groß-Aldekamp and Klein-Aldekamp farms. Today's street Aldekamp leads from Westhoffstraße to Beerkamp.
Alsfeldstrasse	1100 without access roads: 900	named after Alsfeld himself		Alsfeldstrasse crosses the Alsfeld district and is therefore named after it. The name "Alsfeld" simply means "Feld am Alsbach ". Alsfeldstrasse leads from Weseler Strasse north-east, initially parallel to Alsbach and then in a northerly direction to Kolberger Strasse. The Alsfeld cemetery from 1922 is located on it . The street used to be called Alsfeldweg .
Amalienstraße	500	Anna Amalia von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel , 1739–1807, Duchess of Saxe-Weimar		Amalia von Sachsen-Weimar was considered artistically gifted and made Weimar the cultural center of the Goethe era. Until the autobahn was built, Amalienstraße was a dead end to Mathildestraße along the Alsbach. Today it leads as a footpath in the Alsfeld green belt from Alsfeldstrasse past the Alsfeld cemetery to Köperstrasse, behind which it continues as Dragonerstrasse.
At the forest	400	Darkfall		The road is located on Dunkelschlag (Sterkrader Wald), i.e. on the edge of the forest, and is named after this location. Some streets in the area have names related to the darkfall. The street Am Walde leads from the Jägerstraße in an arch to the Laubstraße.
At the Ziegelkamp	560 all road sections together	former brick factory		The street Am Ziegelkamp is located in a former brick factory, the clay pit of which is still a hidden biotope behind the settlement. The winding street is a dead end to Erzbergerstraße.
Bach walkway	550	Footbridge over the Reinersbach		On this street, which runs parallel to the Reinersbach as a footpath between Bremener Straße and Emmastraße, there has always been a footbridge over the brook after which it is named.
Beerkamp	450	old cadastral designation, "field with bears"		The streets Aldekamp and Beerkamp, ​​which are in the "Westhoffsfeld", the area between Weierstrasse and Weseler Strasse, are named after old cadastral names from 1727. A "Kamp" is an enclosed, demarcated field, the word "Beer" does not refer to the berries, but to the bears. Today's Beerkamp street leads from Westhoffstraße to Weierstraße.
Beethovenstrasse	400 in the district	Ludwig van Beethoven , 1770–1827, composer	1936	Like some streets in the area, Beethovenstrasse is named after a famous composer. It leads from the Sterkrader Mitte across Tackenberg to the Sterkrader Heide to Kirchhellener Straße, behind which it continues as Posener Straße. Until 1936 it was called Kaiserstraße .
Brahmsweg	100	Johannes Brahms , 1833–1897, composer		The Brahmsweg is named after a famous composer, as are some streets nearby. It forms a short strait to Kirchhellener Strasse in the Sterkrader Heide.
Bremener Strasse	270 in the district	Bremen , North German Hanseatic City		Bremener Straße begins in Tackenberg, where some streets are named after northern German Hanseatic cities. From there it leads into the Sterkrader Heide to the Postweg, behind which it continues as Erzbergerstraße.
Bromberger Strasse	800	Bromberg , formerly a German city in Poland		Bromberger Straße was named in memory of the former German city of Bromberg (Bydgoszcz). Some streets in the area bear the names of former German cities in Poland. The Bromberger Straße leads in the Sterkrader Heide from just behind the Erzbergerstraße to the Kirchhellener Straße.
Brothers Grimm Way	190	Brothers Grimm , known for their children's and house fairy tales		The Brothers Grimm (Jakob, 1785–1863, and Wilhelm, 1786–1859) are considered the founders of German philology; they were the editor of children's and household tales and the first German dictionary. The Brüder-Grimm-Weg leads from Beerkamp to Westhoffstraße. Some streets in Alsfeld are named after important writers, including the Brothers Grimm Path.
Dachsstrasse	500	Badger , predator of the marten family		Some of the streets in the area are named after martens (Iltisstraße, Luchsstraße). This results in a cluster of names. Dachsstrasse leads from Jägerstrasse to Alsfeldstrasse.
Dam road	600	Embankment of the Oberhausen – Arnhem railway line		Dammstrasse is located directly on the embankment of the Oberhausen – Arnhem railway line in the Dunkelschlagsiedlung. It leads from Erzstraße to Weierstraße.
Dianastrasse	650	Diana , Roman goddess of the hunt, of light, of childbirth		Dianastraße was named after the Roman goddess of the hunt, it leads from Kolberger Straße in an arc westwards to the federal autobahn 516 behind Dragonerstraße. Behind the motorway it continues as Ingridstraße.
Dragonerstrasse	450	Dragoon , branch of service		The name Dragonerstraße, like the surrounding streets Kolberger Straße and Nettelbeckstraße, refers to the siege of Kolberg in 1807 , in which the dragoons played an important role. Dragonerstraße, which was formerly called Franziskastraße , connects Köperstraße and Postweg.
Emilstrasse	250	Emil , male first name		Several streets in the area are named after their first names. Emilstraße leads from Weseler Straße to Mathildestraße.
Emmastrasse	150	Emma , female first name		Several streets in the area are named after their first names. The Emmastraße leads eastwards from the Postweg to the Bachsteg am Reinersbach.
Erzbergerstrasse	1000	Matthias Erzberger , 1875–1921, politician at the center	1947	Erzbergerstrasse, an important street in the east of Alsfeld, is named after Matthias Erzberger, a central politician of the Weimar Republic, who passed the Reichstag peace resolution in 1917 and the armistice in the First World War . In 1921 he was murdered by former right-wing officers. The Erzbergerstraße leads as an extension of the Königshardter Straße in Königshardt southwards and ends at the Postweg. Behind this it is continued as Bremener Straße. The town's Melanchthon School from 1896 is located here. Until 1947 the street was called Kronprinzstraße .
Erzstrasse	150	refers to the iron processing industry in the Ruhr area		Erzstrasse is located in the Dunkelschlag settlement, where several street names refer to the industry in the Ruhr area. Erzstraße connects Dammstraße and Weseler Straße.
Feldhofstrasse	300	Feldhof, landowner	1921	Feldhofstrasse was named after the landowner Feldhof at the suggestion of Ludwigshütte, which built a single home here in 1921. The street leads south from Köperstraße, then makes a right-angled bend to the east and ends at Dragonerstraße.
Foersterstrasse	600	Förster Hof, old farm		According to a map from 1826, this is where the “Förster Hof” was located, which gave rise to the naming of the street. The municipal elementary school Alsfeld is located on Försterstrasse, which leads from Jägerstrasse to Alsfeldstrasse.
Forsthofstrasse	190	probably the yard of the forester's house in Handbeck		It can be assumed that there was a yard of the forester's house "Handbeck", after which this street was named. A reference to the “Förster Hof” on today's Försterstrasse is also possible. The Forsthofstraße connects Weseler Straße and Försterstraße.
Franz Schröer Way	220	Franz Schröer, 1916–1984, from 1961 until his death first pastor to St. Pius X. Alsfeld	after 1984	Franz Schröer was the first pastor at the Catholic Pius Church, which was built here under him around 1961. The parish center was also built in his time and the rectorate parish founded. St. Pius X. was demolished in 2011 as "another church" of the diocese of Essen. The Franz-Schröer-Weg leads eastwards from the Forsthofstraße, then makes a right-angled bend to the north and ends at the Försterstraße.
Georgstrasse	130	Georg , male first name		Several streets in the area are named after their first names. Georgstrasse leads from Oskarstrasse to Emilstrasse.
Graudenzer Strasse	130	Graudenz , formerly a German city		The Graudenzer Straße was named in memory of the former German town of Graudenz (Grudziadz). Some streets in the area bear the names of former German cities in Poland. Graudenzer Strasse forms a cul-de-sac to Erzbergerstrasse in Sterkrader Heide.
Pit road	190	refers to the shafts ("pits") in the Ruhr area		Grubenstrasse is located in the Dunkelschlag settlement, where several street names refer to the industry in the Ruhr area. The Grubenstrasse connects Dammstrasse and Weseler Strasse.
Hallerbachstrasse	120	Hallerbachhof, old farm		Hallerbachstrasse is where the Hallerbachhof and Hallerbach-Büschken used to be. It forms a cul-de-sac to Dianastraße.
Hauffweg	410 without access roads: 200	Wilhelm Hauff , 1802–1827, romantic poet and narrator		The Hauffweg is in the "Westhoffs-Feld" area between Weierstrasse and Weseler Strasse and connects Westhoffstrasse and Beerkamp there.
Hedwigstrasse	60	Hedwig , female name		On Hedwigstrasse, a spur road to the Postweg in the direction of Reinersbach, are the St. Clemens Catholic nursing home and the old half-timbered house "Sustmannshof", which has previously served as the community center of the Catholic Sterkrader community of St. Clemens.
Heinrich-Lersch-Strasse	75	Heinrich Lersch , 1889–1936, writer		Heinrich-Lersch-Straße is a short cul-de-sac to the southern part of Alsfeldstraße.
Hiesfelder Strasse	750 in the district	Hiesfeld , district of Dinslaken		The Hiesfelder Straße leads from Weseler Straße northwards through the Dunkelschlag to Schmachtendorf and thus into the former municipality of Hiesfeld.
Hirschstrasse	550 without access roads: 450	Deer , artifacts		In the past, deer often came to the Sterkrader Heide from the Sterkrader Forest or from forests located further north. The Hirschstrasse, which is named after it, is a cul-de-sac to Kirchhellener Strasse in the far east of the Sterkrader Heide.
Holtener Strasse	350 in the district	Holten , district of Oberhausen		The Holtener Straße leads from Sterkrade together with its continuation Weseler Straße to Holten, the northwestern part of Oberhausen. As early as 1727 this street can be clearly seen on a map, although not under this name. Alsfeld only includes the eastern half between the Steinbrinkstrasse and Tirpitzstrasse intersections.
Iltisstrasse	160	Polecat , predator of the marten family		Some of the streets in the area are named after martens (Dachsstraße, Luchsstraße). This results in a cluster of names. The Iltisstraße connects the badger and lynx streets.
In Bremerbusch	270 without access roads: 210	old forest name		Around 1850 the forest district in which this settlement was created on Nettelbeckstrasse was called "Bremerbusch".
In the hut bush	70	"Hüttenbusch", former forest area	1955	"Hüttenbusch" was the popular name for a small heather forest that was on the site on which the road was laid. In Hüttenbusch there is a small cul-de-sac to Kirchhellener Straße.
In Koppenfeld	100			In Koppenfeld there is a cul-de-sac to Dianastraße.
Ingridstrasse	90	Ingrid , female name		Several streets in the area are named after their first names. Ingridstraße forms a cul-de-sac to Mathildestraße in the direction of the federal motorway. Behind this it continues as Dianastraße.
Island road	270	island-like elevations in the area		The island road was laid out on the slope of the Alsbach, on which water used to collect in many hollows, so that in rainy times the elevations protruded like small islands from the puddles. Then the island road was named. Inselstraße leads from Holtener Straße to Oskarstraße.
Jaegerstrasse	2100 without access roads: 1800	Hunter , job title		The Jägerstraße was named after the hunter's profession in relation to the nearby Dunkelschlag (Sterkrader Forest). The Jägerstraße leads northwards from the Hiesfelder Straße, at Wolfstraße it bends to the east and then leads in the north from Alsfeld to Erzbergerstraße. Until 1936 half of it in the Sterkrader Heide (between Kolberger and Erzbergerstrasse) was called Schützenstrasse . The Catholic Church of St. Pius X. from 1962–63 was located on Jägerstrasse, which was downgraded in 2003 to a branch church of Herz Jesu Sterkrade and in 2007 to “another church”. In 2011 St. Pius was torn down as the second church in Oberhausen (after St. Hildegard in Alstaden).
Joseph-Haydn-Weg	140	Joseph Haydn , 1732–1809, composer of the Viennese classical music		Like several streets in the area, the Joseph-Haydn-Weg is named after a famous composer. It is a small cul-de-sac to Kirchhellener Strasse in the Sterkrader Heide.
Kirchhellener Strasse	1200 in the district	Kirchhellen , district of Bottrop		The Kirchhellener Straße leads as an extension of the post route behind the Erzbergerstraße via Königshardt to Kirchhellen, which is why it bears the name of the Westphalian church village. It is part of the old post route to the Münsterland, which is why its continuations are still called Postweg (in front of Erzbergerstrasse and in Sterkrade-Mitte) and Alter Postweg (in Kirchhellen).
Köperstrasse		Twill, landowner		The Köperstraße was laid out in the 19th century on the fields of the Köperhof and therefore took over its name. Today the road is divided into two parts, a small piece is a spur road to Mathildestrasse west of the autobahn, the main part east of the autobahn.
Kolberger Strasse	900	reminds of the siege of Kolberg in 1807	1936	The name Kolberger Straße, like the surrounding streets Dragonerstraße and Nettelbeckstraße, refers to the siege of Kolberg in 1807 . Kolberger Strasse, which until 1936 was named Gneisenaustrasse after the man who successfully defended Kolberg in 1807, connects Jägerstrasse and Erzbergerstrasse in Sterkrader Heide.
Kulmer Strasse	50	Kulm , formerly a German city		Kulmer Straße was named in memory of the former German town of Kulm (Chełmno). Some streets in the area bear the names of former German cities in Poland. Kulmer Strasse forms a cul-de-sac to Bromberger Strasse in Sterkrader Heide.
Leafy road	300	Relation to the near darkfall		The Jägerstraße was named in reference to the nearby Dunkelschlag (Sterkrader Wald). The Laubstraße leads northwards from Jägerstraße into Dunkelschlag.
Lynx Street	400	Lynx , predator		Some of the streets in the area are named after martens (Dachsstraße, Iltisstraße). This results in a cluster of names. Luchsstrasse connects Jägerstrasse and Alsfeldstrasse as a continuation of Mathildestrasse behind Alsfeldstrasse. Before the road was expanded, it was called the Fuchsweg .
Markusstrasse	110	Mark , saint and evangelist		Markusstraße is located directly at the Catholic Church of the Heart of Jesus between Inselstraße and Postweg.
Mathildestrasse	900	Mathilde , female first name		Several streets in the area are named after their first names. Mathildestrasse leads from Weseler Strasse in a slight curve northwards to Alsfeldstrasse, behind which it continues as Luchsstrasse. The first settlement houses were built here around 1910.
Mozartstrasse	130	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , 1756–1791, classical composer		Like some streets in the area, Mozartstrasse is named after a famous composer. It represents a cul-de-sac to Kirchhellener Strasse in Sterkrader Heide, at the end of which is the Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus, built in 1967. Since 1963 there has been the district “Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus” (originally “Mozartstrasse”) within the Evangelical Church Community of Holten-Sterkrade.
Nettelbeckstrasse	160	Joachim Nettelbeck , 1738–1824, citizen adjutant during the siege of Kolberg in 1807		The name Nettelbeckstraße, like the surrounding streets Dragonerstraße and Nettelbeckstraße, refers to the siege of Kolberg in 1807 . The Nettelbeckstraße is a dead end to Kolberger Straße in the Sterkrader Heide.
Olgastrasse	150	Olga , female name	1936	Several streets in the area are named after their first names. The Olgastraße connects the Postweg near the federal motorway with the Bachsteg on the Reinersbach. Until 1936 it was called Klarastrasse .
Oskarstrasse	400 in the district	Oskar , male first name		Several streets in the area are named after their first names. Oskarstrasse begins on Wilhelmstrasse in Sterkrade-Mitte and leads in an arch to Postweg.
Poznan Street	350	Poznan , formerly a German city		Posener Straße was named in memory of the former German city of Posen (Poznań). Some streets in the area bear the names of former German cities in Poland. Posener Straße is the continuation of Beethovenstraße behind Kirchhellener Straße in Sterkrader Heide, it leads to behind Bromberger Straße.
Post	1100 in the district	old mail		As early as the 16th century, stagecoaches from Cologne, Brandenburg and later also Prussian stagecoaches drove on this road, which leads from the Rhineland to Wesel and Münster. The Postweg begins in Sterkrader Mitte and leads northeast through Alsfeld and the Sterkrader Heide to Erzbergerstrasse, behind which it continues as Kirchhellener Strasse and leads to Kirchhellen. There it bears the name "Alter Postweg" again. In Alsfeld the post route was formerly called Poststrasse . Here is the Catholic Church of the Heart of Jesus, which has belonged to the parish of St. Clemens Sterkrade since 2007.
Reinekering	560 all road sections together	Reinike , fabulous name of the fox		Regarding the obvious dark fall, the Reinekering is named after the fabulous name of the fox. The Reinekering is a ring-shaped road north of the junction of Jägerstrasse and Wolfstrasse.
Reinersstrasse	400	Reinersbach		Reinersstraße is named after the nearby Reinersbach, which in turn is named after the former Reinershof, which was located on Bremener Straße at the intersection with the Reinersbach. Reinersstraße leads from Olgastraße to Bremener Straße.
Robert Schumann Way	300	Robert Schumann , 1810–1856, composer and conductor		The Robert-Schumann-Weg, like some streets in the area, is named after a famous composer. It is located between Beethovenstrasse and Hirschstrasse in the eastern Sterkrader Heide.
Shaft street	240	Relation to the pits in the Ruhr area	1904	Schachtstraße is located in the Dunkelschlag settlement, where several street names refer to the industry in the Ruhr area. Schachtstrasse connects Dammstrasse and Weseler Strasse; until the construction of the Dunkelschlagsiedlung it was called Erlenstrasse .
Schubertstrasse	30th	Franz Schubert , 1797–1828, composer		Schubertstraße is a tiny strait to Mozartstraße in Sterkrader Heide and, like some streets in the area, is named after a famous composer.
Thorner Strasse	80	Thorn , formerly a German city in Poland		Thorner Straße forms a cul-de-sac to Bromberger Straße, some streets in the area bear the names of former German cities in Poland.
Tilsiter Strasse	190	Tilsit , formerly a German city in East Prussia		At the request of the East Prussian population who fled to Oberhausen, Tilsiter Strasse is named after the former German city of Tilsit, now Sowetsk in Russia. Some streets in the area bear the names of former German cities in Poland. Tilsiter Strasse connects Dragonerstrasse and Dianastrasse.
Waidmannsweg	250	"Waidmann" ( hunter ), job title		The name "Waidmannsweg" refers to the nearby Sterkrader Forest, like some streets in the area. The Waidmannsweg connects Försterstrasse and Dachsstrasse.
Weierstrasse	400 in the district	“Weierhorst”, an area with many quarries		The Weierstraße comes from the Weierheide and leads through the "Weierhorst". Both areas consisted of terrain with many breakwaters, after which the road takes its name. It ends in Alsfeld on Weseler Strasse and continues behind it as Jägerstrasse. In Alsfeld, it was formerly known as Dunkelschlagstraße .
Weseler Street	1900 in the district	Wesel , district town	1937	Weseler Strasse leads from Alsfeld as an extension of Holtener Strasse in Sterkrade in the direction of the Lower Rhine and is therefore named after the city of Wesel. It crosses under the federal motorway 3 and then runs in the Holten area. In 1910 the part between Holten and Jägerstraße was called Emmerichstraße , the further course to Steinbrinkstraße was called Weselstraße . In 1937 both streets were merged with Clever Strasse in Holten to form Weseler Strasse.
Westhoffstrasse	700	"Westhoffs-Hof", old farm		The Schulte-Westhoffs-Hof was the economic center of the Sterkrader Mark. It is an old farm that was demolished in 1958, the associated "Westhoffsfeld" was built over, whereby the name is still used today to denote the quarter. Westhoffstraße used to lead from Weseler Straße to this courtyard and therefore bore its name, in 1952 it was expanded and extended to Weierstraße.
Wolfstrasse	350	Wolves , predators		Wolfstraße takes its name from the nearby Sterkrader Forest. As an extension of Zechenstrasse, it leads behind Weseler Strasse to Jägerstrasse.
Zechenstrasse		Relation to the pits in the Ruhr area		Zechenstrasse is located between Weseler Strasse and Dammstrasse in the Dunkelschlag settlement, where all street names refer to mining. Behind Weseler Strasse, it continues as Wolfstrasse.
To the Ludwigshütte	290	“Neue Ludwigshütte”, former iron ore works and foundry	1936	Ludwigshütte was founded in 1870 by the sons of the farmer Flesch. In 1930 it was named "Neue Ludwigshütte AG". Production was stopped in 1994. The street Zur Ludwigshütte connects Weseler Straße and Mathildestraße, on the former site of the Ludwigshütte. Until 1936 it was called Fabrikstrasse .

List of streets that no longer exist in Alsfeld

The list of no longer available streets shows some of the previous or deleted street names mentioned in the overview. It does not claim to be complete.

Surname	from	to	renamed to (current)	Derivation	Remarks
Alsfeldweg			→  Alsfeldstrasse	The Alsfeldweg led through Alsfeld.
At the Fleschhof			moved in	The client Flesch owned a courtyard here and built the houses on the street, which is why this strait to Dragonerstraße got its name. She was drafted after 1995.
Dunkelschlagstrasse			→  Weierstrasse	Darkfall , settlement and Darkfall , forest area
Emmerichstrasse	1910	1937	→  Weseler Strasse	Emmerich am Rhein , city on the Lower Rhine	In 1937, Emmerichstrasse was merged with Clever Strasse in Holten and Weselstrasse to form Weseler Strasse.
Erlenstrasse		1904	→  shaft street	Alder , tree genus
Fabrikstrasse		1936	→  To the Ludwigshütte	The Fabrikstrasse is probably named after the Neue Ludwigshütte located here.
Franziskastrasse			→  Dragonerstrasse	Franziska , first name
Fuchsweg			→  Lynx Street		Before the road was expanded, the path here was called the Fuchsweg .
Geierstrasse			moved in		The vultures road linking Weseler street and Försterstraße parallel to Alsfeldstraße.
Gneisenaustrasse		1936	→  Kolberger Strasse	August Neidhardt von Gneisenau , 1760–1831, general, related to the siege of Kolberg in 1807	It is about a thematic group that also existed with the renaming of the Gneisenaustrasse .
Kaiserstrasse		1936	→  Beethovenstrasse	Homage to the German Emperors
Klarastrasse		1936	→  Olgastrasse	Klara , first name	Some street names in the area are named after their first names, this topic group remained through the renaming in Olgastraße .
Kronprinzstrasse		1947	→  Erzbergerstrasse	Crown Prince Wilhelm of Prussia , 1882–1951, son of Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Poststrasse		1933	→  Post	old mail route from the south to Wesel and Münster	In 1933, Friedhofstrasse in Sterkrade and Poststrasse were merged into Postweg.
Schützenstrasse		1936	→  Jägerstrasse		The Schützenstraße ended up to highway construction in 1935 on what is now King Street Hardter at the level of the High Street.
Weselstrasse	1910	1937	→  Weseler Strasse	Wesel , district town on the Lower Rhine	In 1937 Weselstrasse was merged with Clever Strasse in Holten and Emmerichstrasse in the Dunkelschlag estate to form Weseler Strasse.

See also

• List of streets in Oberhausen
• List of streets in Königshardt
• List of streets in Oberhausen-Sterkrade-Mitte

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Unless otherwise stated, the source used is: Alfred and Ulrich Lindemann: 500 Kilometers of Oberhausen Street History , 1997
2. ^ The population of Oberhausen on December 31, 2014. (PDF; 136 kB) Accessed March 2, 2015 . 
3. ^ City of Oberhausen (Hrsg.): Statistical yearbook of the city of Oberhausen. Born 2014. City of Oberhausen, Statistics and Elections Department , Oberhausen 2014, p. 31 ( oberhausen.de ; PDF; 3.07 MB) accessed on April 4, 2015.