List of streets and bridges in Hamburg-Heimfeld

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

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

overview

In Heimfeld (district number 711) there are 22421 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 13.0 km². Heimfeld is in the zip code areas 21073, 21075 and 21079.

There are 108 designated traffic areas in Heimfeld, including three bridges.

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.

Name / location	Road key	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Origin of name	Date of designation	Remarks
1. Hafenstrasse ( Location )	H022	0830	after the situation in Harburg harbor
2. Hafenstrasse ( Location )	H023	0680	after the situation in Harburg harbor
Old mail ( Location )	A153	0890	after the previous function, the post to Stade	1950
At the Fuchsberg ( Location )	A228	0410	after a popular name due to numerous burrows of foxes	1910
At the Radeland ( Location )	A316	2900 (in the district)	after a hallway name	1895	Radeland means cleared land; west of the A 7 in Hausbruch
At the heron nest ( Location )	A320	0415	after the nesting of herons in Meyers Park	1932
At the tie ( Location )	A346	0340	after the men's sports club "Auf dem Tie"	1935	"Tie" is a term from the gymnastics language, probably derived from the term " thing ".
At the Waldschlösschen ( Location )	A356	0810	after the way to the restaurant of the same name, which has been here since 1888	1954
At the Landscheide ( Location )	A403	0265	after the former divide between Hamburg and Harburg	1930
At the racing paddock ( Location )	A412	0110	after the racetrack of the Harburg riding and racing club, which was formerly located here	1924
On the Jahnhöhe ( Location )	A719	0275	after the nearby sports field "Jahnhöhe" of the Harburger TB 1865	2008
Bansenstrasse ( Location )	B048	0230	Hermann Bansen (1813–1980), city architect, owner of the site at the time	1890
Construction road ( Location )	B117	0115	after a popular name	1890
Berkefeldweg ( Location )	B272	0085	Johann Georg Heinrich Berkefeld (1783–1857), Harburg City Treasurer	1957
Bissingstrasse ( Location )	B379	0715 (in the district)	Ferdinand von Bissing redesigned the Schwarzenberg into a park landscape	1925	until 1925 Am Schwarzenberge; eastern half of the street between Grumbrechtstraße and Am Schwarzenberg-Campus in Harburg , otherwise in Heimfeld
Blohmstrasse ( Location )	B404	0375	Johann Heinrich Blohm (1799–1858), building officer and Harburg hydraulic engineering director	1867	eastern half of the street in Harburg
Bostelbeker Dam ( Location )	B814	0250	Bostelbek , district of Heimfeld	1980
Bostelbeker main dike ( Location )	B771	2860	Bostelbek , district of Heimfeld	1972
Breitscheidweg ( Location )	B795	0045	Rudolf Breitscheid (1874–1944), SPD politician	1976
Buxtehuder Strasse ( Location )	B745	1235 (in the district)	road leading to Buxtehude	1858	between Moorstraße and Wallgraben completely in Harburg , from Wallgraben in a westerly direction only southern half of the road, otherwise in Heimfeld
Corduaweg ( Location )	C052	0310	Dr. Ernst Cordua (1865–1943), doctor	1950	Cordua built a private clinic on Milchgrund, which was later run by his son.
Cuxhavener Strasse ( Location )	C072	1515 (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.
Steamboat route ( Location )	D030	0520 (in the district)	after the landing stage for steamships that have operated between Harburg and Hamburg since 1818	1897	western half of the street to about Lauenbrucher main dike in Heimfeld, otherwise in Harburg
Denickestrasse ( Location )	D070	1400 (in the district)	David Denicke (1856–1943), initially city counsel, from 1899 then mayor, from 1903 mayor of Harburg	1930	until 1930 Holzweg; east of Gazertstrasse in Harburg , west of it southern half of the street in Eißendorf , northern half of the street in Heimfeld, from the height of house no. 165 then completely in Eißendorf
Thief's hole ( Location )	D089	0340	presumably after a misinterpretation of the Low German word "deep" for "deep" ", that is, deep hollow	1938	Forest path in the Haake; According to Beckershaus, there is still the rather fabulous possibility that a friend of the pirate Gödeke Michels is said to have lived here.
Dark gullies ( Location )	D220	0360	after an originally narrow path between hedges	1929	Forest path in the Haake
Ehestorfer Heuweg ( Location )	E044	1900	Ehestorf , part of the community Rosengarten	1938	The path led the farmers to their meadows. The entire street is in Hausbruch , only the district forester's house at number 43 is in the Heimfeld area.
Ehestorfer way ( Location )	E045	1730 (in the district)	Ehestorf , part of the community Rosengarten	1910	east of the intersection Vahrenwinkelweg / Grotelerweg completely Eißendorf , west of it to border the northern half of the road in Heimfeld, southern in Eißendorf, south of the border again completely in Eißendorf, then he sits down on Lower Saxon area continues
Egg climb ( Location )	E080	1230	Origin not finally clarified, the route may have been used by egg traders	1930	Forest path in the Haake
Eißendorfer horse trail ( Location )	E111	1450	following the way of the peasants for driving cattle to the pastures	1897
Ellernweg ( Location )	E162	0840	after the first house on this street, in front of which alders (in Low German "Ellern") were planted	1922	The house was built by the chemist Dr. Amadeus Bartel (1874–1962) built and popularly known as "Ellernhoff".
Erwin-König-Weg ( Location )	E284	0075	Dr. Erwin König (1880–1960), surgeon at the Harburg AK	1976
Falkenweg ( Location )	F026	0225	after the bird of prey of the same name	1932
Feldnerstrasse ( Location )	F063	0100	Wilhelm Feldner (1836–1909), Heimfeld mayor	1890
Försterstieg ( Location )	F175	0500	after a route name known since 1780	1938	Forest path in the Haake
Forest path ( Location )	F191	0255	according to the function in the Haake forest	1910
Friedrich-Naumann-Strasse ( Location )	F238	0290	Friedrich Naumann (1860–1919), theologian and politician	1929
Fürstenmoordamm ( Location )	F331	1510	after the field name "Fürstenmoor"	1986
Gazertstrasse ( Location )	G031	0375 (in the district)	Ludolph Gazert (1813-1892), medical doctor	1950	eastern half of the street between Haakestraße and Julius-Ludowieg-Straße in Harburg , western half between Denickestraße and Julius-Ludowieg-Straße in Eißendorf , between Denickestraße and Haakestraße western half of the street in Heimfeld, north of it to Alter Postweg completely in the district
Gerlachstrasse ( Location )	G074	0255	Hellmut von Gerlach (1866–1935), publicist and politician	1952
Gildering ( Location )	G488	0385	after the Harburg rifle guild of 1528 e. V.	2004
Golden cradle ( Location )	G156	0460	according to a legend	1950	southern half of the street in Eißendorf
Grumbrechtstrasse ( Location )	G320	1145	August Grumbrecht (1811–1883), politician, Mayor of Harburg from 1855 to 1883	1889	southern street area between Bissingstraße and Buxtehuder Straße in Harburg , otherwise in Heimfeld
Haakestrasse ( Location )	H001	1230	to Haake Forest	1889	southern half of the street between Gazertstraße and Am Schwarzenberg-Campus in Harburg , otherwise in Heimfeld
Hillside road ( Location )	H100	0325	after a popular name due to its location on the Geesthang	1938
Hangtwiete ( Location )	H101	0085	based on the hillside road	1945
Hans Dewitz Ring ( Location )	H822	0585	Hans Dewitz (1910–1992), from 1968 to 1977 district manager in Harburg	1998
Hansingweg ( Location )	H123	0100	Heinrich Hansing (1794–1814), lieutenant, was killed in fighting against the French between the Harburg fortress and the Moorburger Schanze	1935
Hazel grove ( Location )	H162	0500	freely chosen name	1933
Heidebruch ( Location )	H241	0440	according to the earlier landscape	1932
Heimfelder Strasse ( Location )	H274	1975	according to the location in the district	1889
Hellkuhle ( Location )	H332	0820	after an old hallway name	1938	Forest path in the Haake
Hermesweg ( Location )	H378	0545	after the patron god of the same name	1952	The name was given due to the construction of apartments for employees of the former Deutsche Bundespost .
Outward ( Location )	H800	0075	Dr. Ernst Hinze (1910–1989), medical director, from 1945 to 1975 head of the Harburg health department	1992
Hoffstrasse ( Location )	H523	0455	Louis Hoff (1850–1916), from 1904 to 1916 director of the United Rubber Goods Factories Hamburg-Vienna	1913
Holzhafen bascule bridge ( Location )	-	0025th	according to the function leading over the Harburger Holzhafen	1930	connects the Konsul-Ritter-Straße with the Lotsekai
Homannstrasse ( Location )	H613	0440	Emil Wilhelm Friedrich Homann (1846–1918), city architect from 1883, city planning officer from 1903	1924
Hugo-Klemm-Strasse ( Location )	H679	0440	Hugo Klemm (1883–1943), metalworker and union official, Senator in Harburg from 1923 to 1933	1950
Fountain of youth ( Location )	J097	0310	after the sports field of the gymnastics and play club from 1894	1950
Kaiserstuhl ( Location )	K024	1380	after a popular name	1950	Forest path in the Haake
Pine Mountain ( Location )	K152	0620	for the pines standing there	1950
Konsul-Francke-Strasse ( Location )	K359	0300	Robert Francke (1830–1904), factory owner and Vice Consul of Austria-Hungary in Harburg	1950
Konsul-Ritter-Strasse ( Location )	K361	0440	Herrmann Ritter (1855–1932), owner of Renck & Hessenmüller, Vice Consul of Great Britain and Portugal	1951
Cow drift ( Location )	K498	0130	according to the path on which the cows were driven to the pastures at the Fürstenmoor	1930
Lauenbruch dike ( Location )	L082	0180	after working in the former village of Lauenbruch in the area of today's Heimfeld	1900
Lauenbruch main dike ( Location )	L339	0740	after working in the former village of Lauenbruch	1972
Lauenbrucher Strasse ( Location )	L083	0325	to the former village of Lauenbruch	1886
Lauenbruch East ( Location )	L081	0160	to the former village of Lauenbruch	1917
Lohmannsstieg ( Location )	L380	0050	based on the Lohmannsweg	1988
Lohmannsweg ( Location )	L230	0215	Wilhelm Lohmann (1859–1905), innkeeper and landowner	1889
Pilot bridge ( Location )	-	0060	leading over the pilot channel according to location and function	1892	Swing bridge over the pilot canal; eastern part in Harburg
Pilot quay ( Location )	L257	0090 (in the district)	according to the location on the pilot channel	1951	east of the steamboat route in Harburg
Martensbahn ( Location )	M073	0915	after the owner of the restaurant "Majestätische Aussichten", Martens	1937	Forest path in the Haake, the path used to be a toboggan run.
Mercedesstrasse ( Location )	M413	0220	after the car brand of the same name and the location at the Mercedes-Benz plant	1987
Meyerstrasse ( Location )	M180	0550	Christian Meyer (1832–1886), stick manufacturer, nickname "Stockmeyer"	1890	Meyer had extensive real estate in Heimfeld. Stockmeyerstrasse in HafenCity is also named after him.
Milchgrund ( Location )	M188	0895	after the field name "Melkgrund"	1889
Moorburger arch ( Location )	M393	0645 (in the district)	Hamburg district Moorburg	1980	north of the Fürstenmoordamm junction in Moorburg
Moorburg main dike ( Location )	M369	0330 (in the district)	Hamburg district Moorburg	1969	northern part from the junction Moorburger Hinterdeich in Moorburg
Moorburg church dike ( Location )	M254	0190 (in the district)	Hamburg district Moorburg	1948	north of the Moorburger Landscheide in Moorburg
Moorburger rose ( Location )	M255	0280	Hamburg district Moorburg	1958
Moorburger Strasse ( Location )	M256	1150 (in the district)	Hamburg district Moorburg	1885	north of the Moorburger Bogen in Moorburg
Moorwinkel ( Location )	M290	0210	after the situation in the Fürstenmoor	1937
Noble Street ( Location )	N138	0400	Henri Louis Joseph Noblée (1806–1879), founder of the company H. Noblée u. Co. Hydrocarbür Fabrique and Gasanstalt	1950
Osterhoffstrasse ( Location )	O141	0175	Heinrich Osterhoff (1845–1920), owner of a brandy distillery and from 1894 senator in Harburg	1929
Petersweg ( Location )	P084	0255	Heinrich Peters (1863–1939), police sergeant	1928	Peters had leased a farm here, which was often used by the population as a shortcut. When Peters erected a barrier one day, the name "Petersweg" came into being in the vernacular, which was later officially adopted.
Reiherbergsweg ( Location )	R114	0835	after Reiherberg near Meyers Park, where even a few years ago gave heron colony	1937	Forest path in the Haake
Riepenhausenweg ( Location )	R195	0220	Christian Wilhelm Riepenhausen (1712–1755), lawyer, from 1746 to 1744 mayor of Harburg	1958
Shooting range ( Location )	S153	0780	after the shooting range of the Harburg garrison	1928	Forest path in the Haake
Schüslerweg ( Location )	S303	0340	Christoph Jacob Schüsler († 1749) and Georg Christian Andreas Schüsler († 1754), municipal syndicates in Hamburg	1958
Seaport bridge ( Location )	S892	0360 (in the district)	based on the Seehafenstrasse as a feeder to the Harburg seaport basin	1909	south of Buxtehuder Strasse in Harburg
Seaport road ( Location )	S377	1520	according to the function leading to the Harburg seaports	1909
Stader Strasse ( Location )	S576	3100	Stade , city in Lower Saxony	1889	northern half of the road between Försterkamp and the A 7 in Hausbruch , otherwise in Heimfeld
City divide ( Location )	S582	1700	after the former border between Harburg-Wilhelmsburg and Ehestorf , which is now the Hamburg state border	1950	Forest path in the Haake
Tempo ring ( Location )	T225	0670	after the car factory Vidal & Sohn Tempo-Werk GmbH, which was previously located there	1990
Thörlstrasse ( Location )	T070	0385	Johann Friedrich Thörl (1820–1886), industrialist and Harburg senator	1890	Thörl founded the Harburg oil factory F. Thörl; his son is the Harburg honorary citizen Friedrich Thörl .
Thörlweg ( Location )	T071	0095	based on Thörlstrasse	1941
Trifthof ( Location )	S231	0190	based on Triftstrasse and the character of the residential complex there	1996
Triftstrasse ( Location )	T166	0455 (in the district)	after the cattle drive of the Eißendorfer farmers	1910	south of the junction of the Triftweg in Eißendorf
Triftweg ( Location )	T212	0160	based on Triftstrasse	1978	southern half of the street in Eißendorf
Unterelbestrasse ( Location )	U030	0825	after its location on the Hamburg-Cuxhaven railway line and the former Unterelbe station	1950
Vahlenkampffweg ( Location )	V002	0135	Thomas Vahlenkampff (1642–1715), merchant and mayor of Harburg	1957
Vahrenwinkelweg ( Location )	V004	0595	after a hallway name	1910	south of the Goldene Wiege confluence on the eastern half of the street in Eißendorf
Vogelerstrasse ( Location )	V058	0655	Heinrich Vogeler (1872–1942), artist and educator	1950
Wattenbergstrasse ( Location )	W093	0415	Dr. Hermann Wattenberg (1827–1908), doctor and secret medical adviser	1890
Weusthoffstrasse ( Location )	W209	0320 (in the district)	Friedrich Ludwig Weusthoff (1795–1879), businessman	1950	In Harburg , Amalienstraße is named after Weusthoff's wife Amalia; south of Denickestrasse in Eißendorf .
Wilhelm-Weber-Strasse ( Location )	W276	0560	Wilhelm Weber (1857–1934), banker and honorary citizen of Harburg	1932
Woellmerstrasse ( Location )	W359	0315	Peter Woellmer (1819–1904), department store clerk	1910	Woellmer bequeathed his fortune of 70,000 marks to the city of Hamburg to set up a charitable foundation.
To the Fürstenmoor ( Location )	Z051	0570	to the nearby Fürstenmoor	1910

Former streets

The moor climb is not to be found on site, this is where the company premises are located. The street is also no longer listed in the Digital Atlas Nord.

Others

The 1st and 2nd Hafenstrasse are not mentioned in either Beckershaus or Hanke.

Individual evidence

↑ Digital Atlas North

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 European Publishing House, Hamburg 2011, ISBN 978-3-86393-009-7
Christian Hanke: Hamburg's street names tell history , 4th edition, Medien-Verlag Schubert, Hamburg 2006, ISBN 978-3-929229-41-7

Web links

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

Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

[1] Digital Atlas North