List of streets and bridges in Hamburg-Ohlsdorf

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Location of Hamburg-Ohlsdorf in Hamburg and in the Hamburg-Nord district (light red)

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

overview

In Ohlsdorf (district number 430) there are 16,666 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 7.2 km². Ohlsdorf is in the postcode areas 22335, 22337 and 22391.

There are 90 designated traffic areas in Ohlsdorf, including eight 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 image
Ahornkamp

( Location )

A048 0380 after the original planting 1911 Ahornkamp
Alsterdorfer Strasse

( Location )

A101 0235
(in the district)
Hamburg district Alsterdorf 1863 northern half of the street between Rathenaustraße and S- / U-Bahn bridge and further east to Fuhlsbüttler Straße completely in Ohlsdorf, west of Rathenaustraße initially in Alsterdorf , later in Winterhude Alsterdorfer Strasse
Alsterkrugchaussee

( Location )

A111 0040
(in the district)
popularly originated name 1830 According to the street directory only in Alsterdorf , Fuhlsbüttel and Groß Borstel , according to the basic map there is a short section at the intersection of Alsterkrugchaussee / Zeppelinstraße / Röntgenstraße / Flughafenstraße in the Ohlsdorf area Crossing Alsterkrugchaussee, Sengelmannstrasse and Zeppelinstrasse
Alsterparkbrücke

( Location )

- 0015th according to function and location 1956 crosses the north of the mill pond in the course of the Alster hiking trail as a pedestrian bridge, the Alster ; western half of the bridge in Fuhlsbüttel Alsterparkbrücke
At the nursery

( Location )

A713 0200 after the nursery of the Ohlsdorf cemetery located there 2007 At the nursery
At the Hasenberge

( Location )

A242 0780 after a hallway name 1899 At the Hasenberge
On the stone

( Location )

A339 0165 freely chosen name 1937 On the stone
At the Weißenberge

( Location )

A362 0290 after the Weißenberg, a burial mound from the Bronze Age , also called Lustberg or Tatenberg 1899 At the Weißenberge
On the Kamp

( Location )

A500 0210 after a hallway name 1928 On the Kamp
Ballerstaedtweg

( Location )

B039 0165 Richard Ballerstädt (1873–1953), SPD politician and member of the Hamburg Parliament 1956 Ballerstaedtweg
Beisserstrasse

( Location )

B227 0405 Georg Michael Beisser (1856 - 1926), butcher master and previous owner of the site 1949 Beisserstrasse
Birnweg

( Location )

B372 0115 freely chosen name based on the pear tree 1928 Birnweg
Böckelweg

( Location )

B431 0370 Dr. Johannes Böckel (1535–1605), city physician 1952 Böckelweg
Bookholtstwiete

( Location )

B471 0125 after the Hufner family Bockholt, who have lived in the Klein Borstel district since the middle of the 16th century 1949 Bookholtstwiete
Borstel's end

( Location )

B509 0330
(in the district)
according to the location as part of the border to neighboring Wellingsbüttel 1928 south of the Sodenkamp in Ohlsdorf, to the north there are western properties partly in the district, otherwise in Wellingsbüttel , as well as the entire street area Borstel's end
Buekweg

( Location )

B676 0195 Gustav Buek (1820–1874), doctor and physicist 1952 Buekweg
Büringstwiete

( Location )

B687 0060 Henning Büring (1453–1499), Mayor of Hamburg 1929 Büringstwiete
Carpserweg

( Location )

C009 0240 Peter Carpser (1699–1759), Hamburg surgeon 1952 Carpserweg
De Utspann

( Location )

D286 0125 after a former coach yard located nearby 2011 Low German Utspann = Ausspann De Utspann
Dragon rise

( Location )

D173 0175 Georg the dragon slayer (3rd century - approx. 303) 1928 Georg was the patron saint of the former St. Georg Hospital , which was associated with the Klein Borstel district for a long time . Dragon rise
Eichenlohweg

( Location )

E062 1320 after a field name (swampy oak forest) 1950 eastern half of the street in Steilshoop Eichenlohweg
Elisabeth-Seifahrt-Weg

( Location )

E346 0070 Elisabeth Seifahrt ( 1860-1933 ), DDP politician and member of the Hamburg Parliament 2007 Elisabeth-Seifahrt-Weg
Erna steel ring

( Location )

E345 0495 Erna Stahl (1900–1980), reform pedagogue 2007 Erna steel ring
Feuerbergstrasse

( Location )

F100 0335
(in the district)
after a hallway name 1900 west of the Feuerbergstrasse bridge in Alsterdorf Feuerbergstrasse
Feuerbergstrasse Bridge

( Location )

- 0035
(in the district)
based on the Feuerbergstrasse 1960 crosses the tracks of the S-Bahn in the course of Feuerbergstrasse; western part beyond the tracks in Alsterdorf Feuerbergstrasse Bridge
Friedhofsweg

( Location )

F228 0370 according to location and function as an access road to Ohlsdorf cemetery 1928 Friedhofsweg
Fuhlsbütteler dam

( Location )

F276 0430 Hamburg's Fuhlsbüttel district 1898 northwest half of the street in Fuhlsbüttel Fuhlsbütteler dam
Fuhlsbüttler Strasse

( Location )

F279 2000
(in the district)
Hamburg's Fuhlsbüttel district 1862/1929 The street popularly known as "Fuhle" has the highest house number in Hamburg (792); south of the Hebebrandstrasse / Nordheimstrasse intersection in Barmbek-Nord Fuhlsbüttler Strasse
Gertrud-Meyer-Strasse

( Location )

G504 0215 Gertrud Meyer (1898–1975) author and resistance fighter against National Socialism 2014 Gertrud-Meyer-Strasse
Great Horst

( Location )

G268 0630 after a hallway name 1925 Great Horst
Green angle

( Location )

G315 0095 after the idyllic location near the Alster 1950 Green angle
Gundlachs Twiete

( Location )

G338 0160 after the previous owners of the site, the Gundlach family 1949 Footpath; eastern half of the street in Wellingsbüttel Gundlachs Twiete
Hasenberg Bridge

( Location )

- 0045 based on the street Am Hasenberge 1922 crosses the Alster in the course of the street Am Hasenberge Hasenberg Bridge
Hebebrandbrücke

( Location )

H730 0025
(in the district)
based on Hebebrandstrasse 1974 east of the middle of the bridge in Ohlsdorf, west initially briefly on Alsterdorf area, then in Winterhude , extreme southern part of the bridge in Barmbek-Nord Hebebrandbrücke
Hebebrandstrasse

( Location )

H703 0420
(in the district)
Werner Hebebrand (1899–1966), architect and urban planner, senior construction director in Hamburg (1952–1964) 1969 between Fuhlsbüttler Straße and Hebebrandbrücke in Ohlsdorf, extreme southern part in Barmbek-Nord , west of the Hebebrandbrücke in Winterhude Hebebrandstrasse (Ohlsdorf)
Iland paddock

( Location )

I008 0480 after a hallway name 1948 Iland paddock
Illies Bridge

( Location )

- 0015th Arthur Illies (1870–1952), painter and graphic artist 1956 The Illiesweg in Steilshoop has the same namesake. Illies Bridge
Basically in the green

( Location )

I034 0515 after a field name based on the lowlands of the Alster , which flows in the immediate vicinity 1908 Basically in the green
Jette Müller way

( Location )

J147 0050 Henriette Johanne Marie Müller (1841–1916), Hamburg original ("Zitronenjette") 2007 Jette Müller way
Johanne-Reitze-Weg

( Location )

J148 0070 Johanne Reitze (1878–1949), SPD politician 2007 Johanne-Reitze-Weg
Justus Beach Walk

( Location )

J109 0375 Justus Strandes (1859–1930), businessman and Senator from Hamburg 1938 before 1938 Réesweg Justus Beach Walk
Kerbelweg

( Location )

K136 0500 after the herb 1949 Kerbelweg
Little eyrie

( Location )

K233 0810 The street is not listed in either Hanke or Beckershaus. Little eyrie
Cabbage garden

( Location )

K337 0165 after the term of the same name for a private house garden in the Middle Ages 1928 Cabbage garden
Kornweg

( Location )

K384 0230 Freely chosen name based on the cornfields there 1903 Name giver for the stop of the S-Bahn line 1 Kornweg
Kühnbrücke

( Location )

- 0020th Erich Kühn (1887–1953), writer, journalist and politician 1956 crosses the Alster as a pedestrian bridge at the eastern end of the Teetzpark Kühnbrücke
Langenbeckshöh

( Location )

L035 0520 Hermann Langenbeck (1452–1517), lawyer and Hamburg mayor 1929 Langenbeckshöh
Maienweg

( Location )

M017 1380
(in the district)
according to a shortened form for the may cherry tree 1898/1949 from 1933 to 1949 Ralph-Baberadt-Strasse; southwest of Sengelmannstrasse in Alsterdorf Maienweg
Margaretha-Treuge-Weg

( Location )

M448 0085 Margarete Treuge (1876–1962), educator and women's rights activist 2007 Margaretha-Treuge-Weg
Meister-Bertram-Strasse

( Location )

M126 0260 Master Bertram (around 1340–1414 / 15), Gothic painter active in Hamburg 1929 southern half of the street in Barmbek-Nord Meister-Bertram-Straße, view towards Fuhlsbüttler Straße
Meister-Francke-Strasse

( Location )

M127 0050
(in the district)
Master Francke , (around 1383 – around 1436), monk painter of altarpieces in Hamburg 1929 southern part in Barmbek-Nord ; Residents only there Meister-Francke-Straße, view from the confluence with Schmachthäger Straße in south direction
Nesselstrasse

( Location )

N031 0375 freely chosen after the plant of the same name 1899 Nesselstrasse
Nordheimstrasse

( Location )

N164 0310 Marcus Nordheim (1812–1899), businessman 1958 Nordheimstrasse
Övern Barg

( Location )

O049 0160
(in the district)
after a hallway name 1939 Low German övern Barg = over a mountain; According to street directory only in Ohlsdorf, according to the basic map of the short eastern part to Borstels end in Wellingsbüttel Övern Barg
Övern block

( Location )

O050 0155 after a hallway name 1939 Övern block
Orion way

( Location )

O116 0285 after the constellation of the same name 1948 only to the west located properties in Ohlsdorf, otherwise in Wellingsbüttel , also the entire street area Orion way
Paula-Westendorf-Weg

( Location )

P263 0085 Paula Westendorf (1893–1980), SPD politician 2007 Paula-Westendorf-Weg
Rathenaustraße

( Location )

R056 0245
(in the district)
Walter Rathenau (1867–1922), DDP politician 1947 only north half of the street from Alsterdorfer Straße for approx. 245 meters in Ohlsdorf, otherwise in Alsterdorf Rathenaustraße
Ratsmühlendamm

( Location )

R057 0510
(in the district)
after the Fuhlsbüttler water mill, also called the council mill 1898 east of the Ratsmühlendammbrücke completely in Ohlsdorf, from the middle of the bridge only the southern half of the street to the intersection of Fuhlsbütteler Damm / Hummelsbütteler Landstraße, otherwise in Fuhlsbüttel Ratsmühlendamm
Ratsmühlendamm Bridge

( Location )

- 0025th based on the Ratsmühlendamm 1922 crosses the Alster in the course of the Ratsmühlendamm ; northern part of the western half in Fuhlsbüttel Ratsmühlendamm Bridge
Redderplatz

( Location )

R075 0155 after a hallway name 1903 not a square in the traditional sense, but a street Redderplatz
Equestrian Bridge

( Location )

- 010
(in the district)
after its function as a bridge for equestrians 1956 crosses the Alster as a pedestrian bridge ; northern part in Fuhlsbüttel Equestrian Bridge
Roentgenstrasse

( Location )

R247 0510 Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845–1923), physicist 1931 only southern half of the street in Ohlsdorf, northern part in Fuhlsbüttel Roentgenstrasse
Rübenhofstrasse

( Location )

R332 0360 after a hallway name 1904 A beet yard is a paddock close to a house where beets have been planted. Rübenhofstrasse
Rübenkamp

( Location )

R333 1135
(in the district)
after a hallway name 1928 south of Hebebrandstrasse in Barmbek-Nord Rübenkamp
Sahlenburger Strasse

( Location )

S015 0185 Sahlenburg , district of Cuxhaven 1959 The first Seehospital financed with funds from the Nordheim Foundation was built in Sahlenburg . Sahlenburger Strasse
Sage way

( Location )

S016 0200 after the plant of the same name 1949 Sage way
Canyon path

( Location )

S218 0190 because of the low position of the street in contrast to the surrounding terrain 1950 Canyon path
Jewelry height

( Location )

S241 0365 after the local restaurant of the same name, named after the owner Wilhelm Heinrich Jacob Schmuck (1815–1817) 1955 Jewelry height
Sengelmann Bridge

( Location )

- 0020
(in the district)
based on Sengelmannstrasse 1922 only the northern part of the western half of the bridge in Ohlsdorf, otherwise completely in Alsterdorf Sengelmann Bridge (Hamburg)
Sengelmannstrasse

( Location )

S405 0680
(in the district)
Heinrich Matthias Sengelmann (1821–1899), pastor and founder of the Alsterdorfer Anstalten 1899 only east half of the street from Zeppelinstraße to Sengelmannbrücke in Ohlsdorf, south of it in Alsterdorf , later in Winterhude Sengelmannstrasse
Sodenkamp

( Location )

S469 0940
(in the district)
after a hallway name 1925 A sod means a thin lawn, a clod of earth or peat; east of Borstels Ende in Wellingsbüttel Sodenkamp
Sodentwiete

( Location )

S470 0255 based on the Sodentwiete 1927 Sodentwiete
Summer camp

( Location )

S489 0305 after a hallway name 1903 Summer camp
Steenkoppel

( Location )

S609 0355 after a hallway name 1929 Low German Steen = stone Steenkoppel
Struckholt

( Location )

S749 0290 after a hallway name 1903 Low German Struck = shrub, Holt = wood, Struckholt = bush wood Struckholt
Struckholttwiete

( Location )

S855 0120 based on the street Struckholt 1973 Struckholttwiete
Stübeheide

( Location )

S758 1500
(in the district)
after a hallway name 1925/1951 Stübe is derived from the Middle Low German word Stubben (tree stump); According to street directory only in Ohlsdorf, according to the basic map of the short eastern part to Borstels end in Wellingsbüttel Stübeheide
Stübekamp

( Location )

S759 0415 based on the Stübeheide 1935 Stübekamp
Stüberedder

( Location )

S762 0260 based on the Stübeheide 1954 Stüberedder
Suhrenkamp

( Location )

S806 0610
(in the district)
after a hallway name 1893 Suhre is a name for the sorrel ; Seat of the Fuhlsbüttel correctional facility ; southwest of Sengelmannstrasse in Alsterdorf Suhrenkamp (Ohlsdorf)
Tornberg

( Location )

T141 0540 after a field name already used in 1750 1925 Tornberg
In front of the mountain

( Location )

V109 0390 after a hallway name 1928 In front of the mountain
Wasserkamp

( Location )

W084 0035 after a hallway name 1903 Wasserkamp
Wellingsbütteler Landstrasse

( Location )

W159 2130 Hamburg district Wellingsbüttel 1898 Wellingsbütteler Landstrasse
Woermannstieg

( Location )

W364 0100 based on the Woermannsweg 1948 Woermannstieg
Woermannsweg

( Location )

W365 0370 Adolph Woermann (1847–1911), businessman, shipowner and politician 1922 Woermannsweg
Wolkausweg

( Location )

W384 0175 after a Mr. Wolkau, the previous owner of the property 1946 Wolkausweg
Zeppelinstrasse

( Location )

Z014 0340
(in the district)
Ferdinand von Zeppelin (1838–1917), developer of the airship named after him 1927 only eastern half of the road to Alsterkrugchaussee in Ohlsdorf, western half in Alsterdorf , north of Alsterkrugchaussee in Fuhlsbüttel , further on in Langenhorn Zeppelinstrasse
Zwanckweg

( Location )

Z059 0165 Johann Heinrich Gottlieb Zwanck, gynecologist 1952 Zwanckweg

Others

According to the street directory, Wellingsbüttler Weg is also in Ohlsdorf, but according to the map it is completely in Wellingsbüttel . The street Kleine Horst is not mentioned in either Beckershaus or Hanke.

Although still listed in the street directory and on the map, the Binsenweg no longer exists. The north-western tip of the Fuhlsbüttel correctional facility is now located on the former street area. The street name was officially deleted on June 15, 2020.

Individual evidence

  1. Digital Atlas North
  2. Official Gazette No. 59 of June 30, 2020, accessed on July 12, 2020

Literature and Sources

Web links

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