List of streets in Oberhausen-Schlad

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of streets in Oberhausen-Schlad describes the street system in the Oberhausen district of Schlad with the corresponding historical references.

overview

The Schladviertel, together with the Marienviertel , the Knappenviertel Bermensfeld , the northern inner city , the new center and the east of Dümpten form the postcode area 46047.

Starting in the west, the district is bounded clockwise as follows: Mülheimer Straße, Virchowstraße and Liebknechtstraße to Marienviertel, Falkensteinstraße to Knappenviertel and Mellinghofer Straße (east), Wehrstraße (southeast) and Danziger Straße (southwest) to Dümpten.

There are 30 designated traffic areas in Schlad, including no space. Seven of these streets are only partially in the district:
One street also belongs to the city center ( Danziger Straße ), another five also to Dümpten, three of which are border streets ( Danziger Straße , Mellinghofer Straße , Wehrstraße ) and two that continue in Dümpten ( Rolandstraße , Straßburger Strasse ). Virchowstraße is Grenzstraße to Marienviertel and Falkensteinstraße is Grenzstraße to Knappenviertel, while Mellinghofer Straße in its further course belongs to both Knappenviertel and Bermensfeld.

At the borders of Schlad, the state road 215 runs on Danziger Strasse, state road 450 on Mellinghofer Strasse and Oberhausener Kreisstrasse K 1 on Falkensteinstrasse .

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 Schlad, provided 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
Barbarastrasse 110 Barbara pen The Barbarastift of the Catholic parish of St. Johannes Evangelist, after which it bears its name, is located on Barbarastraße. It begins on Prälat-Wirtz-Straße, makes a right-angled curve and then leads to Lohstraße.
Beckerstrasse 700 Beckerhof, old Dümptener Hof The properties on Beckerstrasse used to belong to the Beckerhof in Dümpten. The road leads from Dieningstrasse in a south-east direction to Dieckerstrasse. The Evangelical St. Mark's Church is located on it.
Danziger Strasse 1000
in the district 		Gdansk , formerly a German city in Poland 1934 The Danziger Straße forms the southeast border from Schlad to Dümpten. It begins in downtown Oberhausen, is behind Danziger Strasse, the border between Dümpten and Schlad and then continues through Dümpten into the Mülheim area, where it continues as a colliery railway.

Until 1934 the street was called Zechenstraße .

Dieckerstrasse 1000 Dieckermann, farmer The Dieckermanns Hof , whose name means "man who lives by the pond" , used to be located on Dieckerstraße . Dieckerstraße begins on Falkensteinstraße, crosses the Schladviertel in a north-south direction and ends at Rolandstraße.
Dieningstrasse 400 Wilhelm Diening The merchant and landlord Wilhelm Diening built the first houses here. Dieningstrasse leads from Mellinghofer Strasse with a small bend to Falkensteinstrasse.
Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse 170 Dietrich Bonhoeffer , 1906–1945, Protestant pastor and resistance fighter of the Confessing Church Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Strasse is located near the Protestant St. Mark's Church and begins on Beckerstrasse; it leads westwards to the intersection with Schladstrasse. The continuation behind the intersection is also assigned to Schladstrasse.
Eichstrasse 600
without access roads: 550 		Eichholz-Kotten , old farm Eichstrasse used to lead past Eichholz-Kotten . Today it begins on Schladstraße, heads east and after the intersection with Hausbergstraße makes a bend to the south. It continues in a south-easterly direction until it ends at the Wehrstraße.
Falkensteinstrasse 1600 old hallway name ("on the Falkenstein") Falkensteinstrasse begins on Mülheimer Strasse as a continuation of Ebertstrasse in the city center. Up to Liebknechtstrasse it is the border between Schlad and Marienviertel, then the border between Schlad and Knappenviertel. It ends at Mellinghofer Straße and continues between Dümpten and Bermensfeld as Nathlandstraße.
Hallway 350 “Corridor”, agricultural land 1900 “Flur” is a term for agricultural land. The Flurstraße leads from the Hunsrückstraße south-west to the Hahnenstraße. Until 1900 it was part of Beckerstrasse.
Hahnenstrasse 220 Hahn , old Oberhausen family The Hahn family is a long-established Oberhausen family who owned land on today's Hahnenstrasse, which is why the street was named that way. It leads from Beckerstraße to Wehrstraße.
Hausbergstrasse 200 Hausberg, farmer The Hausbergstrasse was laid out in the fields of the farmer Hausberg and was therefore given this name. It leads from Falkensteinstrasse to Eichstrasse.
Heimfriedweg 200 Heimfried GmbH Oberhausen 1960 The Heimfried GmbH Oberhausen has built on this street several houses. The street was given this name at her suggestion. The Heimfriedweg leads from Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Straße to Eichstraße.
Hugo Baum Street Hugo Baum, long-time head of the city of Oberhausen September 10, 2014 Hugo Baum worked for decades as a social, youth and sports department head for the city of Oberhausen, which is why Hugo-Baum-Straße was named after him in 2014. It is a new development on Straßburger Strasse.
Hunsrückstrasse 800 Hunsrück , low mountain range in Rhineland-Palatinate 1935 Noticeably many workers came from the Hunsrück to the Ruhr area, which is why this street was called that. The Hunsrückstraße leads from Dieckerstraße to Beckerstraße and from there, offset by a few meters, continues to Mellinghofer Straße, behind which it continues in Dümpten as Vennepoth. Until 1935 the street was called Nootstraße , the part between Mellinghofer and Beckerstraße until 1900 Kampstraße and before that until 1898 Matzkämperstraße . The first name of this section was around 1890 Am End .
Johann-Schäfer-Strasse 310
without access roads: 270 		Johann Schäfer, Müller and honorary councilor of the city of Oberhausen Johann Schäfer (d. 1915) was a miller in the Dümptener Heide and an unpaid alderman of the city of Oberhausen. Johann-Schäfer-Strasse leads from Straßburger Strasse to Lohstrasse and continues behind it as Prälat-Wirtz-Strasse. It used to be called Hühnerheide .
Karl-Steinhauer-Strasse 280 Karl Steinhauer, 1852–1934, conductor, composer and municipal music director of Oberhausen 1937 Karl Steinhauer was the municipal music director in Oberhausen from 1901 to 1921 and had a decisive influence on the city's musical life. The instrumental association he founded in 1903 became the most powerful orchestra in the Rhineland. In 1933 he was made an honorary citizen of the city of Oberhausen.

Karl-Steinhauer-Strasse leads north from Straßburger Strasse to Falkensteinstrasse. Until 1937 it was part of the Körnerstrasse between Falkensteinstrasse and Virchowstrasse and was called Turmstrasse between Virchowstrasse and Straßburger Strasse .

Kleiststrasse 300 Heinrich von Kleist , 1777–1811, poet Kleiststraße leads south from Stiftstraße, makes a right-angled curve and ends at Seilerstraße.
Lohstrasse 900 old hallway name ("in't Loh") The Lohstraße got its name from a very old field name that refers to oak trees whose bark ("Loh") was peeled off and used as a tanning agent. It leads from Rolandstraße north-west and ends behind Welfenstraße at Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium. The Catholic Church of St. John Evangelist is located on it.
Mellinghofer Strasse 550
in the district 		Mellinghofen , old residential area Mellinghofen is still a district of Oberdümptens today, which is located on the site of a former peasantry. The name is derived from an earlier forest area, the "Mallingforst". Mellinghofer Straße leads to Mellinghofen and is therefore called that. It begins on Essener Straße in Bermensfeld, crosses this district and forms the border between Schlad and Dümpten between Falkenstein- / Nathlandstraße and Wehrstraße, before it lies completely in the Dümpten area and merges into the Mülheim city area, where it leads to Mellinghofen under the same name .
Normannenstrasse 350 Normans , ethnic group 1936 Normannenstraße begins on Straßburger Straße and leads northwest to behind Welfenstraße, where it ends at Heinrich-Heine-Gymnasium. Until 1936 it was called Cäcilienstraße together with Welfenstraße .
Prälat-Wirtz-Strasse 150 Prelate Gerhard Wirtz, 1873–1958, first pastor to St. Johannes Evangelist 1969 Gerhard Wirtz came to Herz Jesu Oberhausen as a chaplain in 1896 and was appointed rector of the newly built church of St. Johannes Evangelist in Schlad in 1904. When this was raised to a parish in 1906, he became its first pastor. In 1925 Wirtz became dean of the dean's office in Oberhausen, a short time later an honorary citizen of the city of Oberhausen and of Pope Pius XII. appointed prelate.

Prälat-Wirtz-Strasse leads from Seilerstrasse to Johanneskirche on Lohstrasse, behind which it continues as Johann-Schäfer-Strasse. Until 1969 it was called Kolmarer Straße , before that until 1936 Johannesstraße .

Rolandstrasse 450
in the district 		Colliery Roland Rolandstrasse is located near the Roland colliery and is therefore named after it. It begins in Dümpten on Mülheimer Straße, goes behind Danziger Straße into the Schladviertel and ends at Wehrstraße, behind which - again in Dümpten - it continues as Dümpterkamp.
Schladstrasse 450 named after Schlad himself Schladstrasse is named after the Schlad district it crosses. It leads from Falkensteinstraße as a continuation of Pothmannsweg in the Knappenviertel southwards to the intersection with Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Straße. The western continuation of Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Straße behind this intersection is also assigned to Schladstraße. former Schladschule (Stötznerschule) on Schladstrasse
Seilerstrasse 850 Hermann Kleinholz rope factory Seilerstraße used to be at the Hermann Kleinholz rope factory, after which it was named. It leads from Virchowstraße as a continuation of Liebknechtstraße southwards and ends at Rolandstraße. Until 1936 it was called Jahnstrasse between Virchowstrasse and Straßburger Strasse .
Stiftstrasse 250 Barbara pen Stiftstraße is located near the former Barbarastift of the Catholic parish of St. Johannes Evangelist. It leads from Seilerstraße to Dieckerstraße, behind which it continues as Schladstraße.
Strasbourg street 850
in the district 		Strasbourg , formerly a German city in Alsace 1934 The Straßburger Straße begins in Dümpten am Hilgenberg. From there it leads to Schlad, where it describes an arc and ends at Dieckerstraße. Until 1910 the street was called Uhlandstraße , then it was called Dümpterweg . Residents and business people protested against the name Dümpterweg for obscure reasons , which is why it was decided in 1934 to rename it to Straßburger Straße . "Villa Euskirchen" on Straßburger Strasse
Virchowstrasse 800 Rudolf Virchow , 1821–1902, anthropologist and pathologist, member of the Reichstag 1945 Virchowstrasse begins on Mülheimer Strasse as a continuation of Schwartzstrasse in the city center and runs as a border road between Schlad and the Marienviertel to Dieckerstrasse. Until 1945 it was called Albert-Frese-Straße , before that until 1937 Hochstraße and before that until 1892 together with Schwartzstraße Bergstraße .
Walter-Flex-Strasse 300 Walter Flex , 1887–1917, writer 1937 Walter-Flex-Straße leads from Virchowstraße to Straßburger Straße. The Baptist Zion Church lies on her. Until 1937 it was called Bruchstrasse .
Weir road 950 old land defense system 1910 The military road used to lie along a border between the Dümptener Heide and Alt-Dümpten and still forms the border between Schlad and Dümpten today. It leads from Danziger Strasse as a continuation of Höfmannstrasse in Dümpten to the weir square on Mellinghofer Strasse. Until 1910 the street was called Landwehrstraße , but since the Landwehr already existed in Alstaden and Styrum , the Oberhausen Landwehrstraße was renamed Wehrstraße . Niederrheinkolleg on the Wehrstrasse
Welfenstrasse 180 Welfs , Franconian noble family 1936 Welfenstrasse leads from Normannenstrasse to Lohstrasse. Until 1936 it was called Cäcilienstraße together with Normannenstraße .

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Unless otherwise stated, the source used is: Alfred & Ulrich Lindemann: 500 Kilometer Oberhausener Strassegeschichte , 1997
  2. ↑ Open Street Map. Retrieved September 6, 2015 .
  3. ^ Request for a street to be named after Hugo Baum. Retrieved September 7, 2015 .