List of streets and squares in Berlin-Konradshöhe

Overview map of Berlin-Konradshöhe

The list of streets in Berlin-Konradshöhe shows the streets in the Berlin district of Konradshöhe with their historical references. At the same time, this compilation is part of the lists of all Berlin streets and squares .

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Konradshöhe has 6,004 inhabitants (as of December 30, 2019) and includes the postal code area 13505.

There are 45 dedicated streets and two squares in Konradshöhe . Of the streets, nine only partially belong to the district, with the eastern side of the road in particular belonging to the Tegeler Forest as the district boundary. The district is divided into the northern Konradshöhe and the Tegelort area on Helgaweg , where the Berlin Forest Tegel has a bottleneck of 140 meters. The total length of all streets in the district is 10.3 kilometers.

There was already a homestead here in 1868. Theodor Rohmann built his coppersmith's shop in the district without permission and against the will of the authorities and formed the starting point for this colony on the Havel , which became a popular destination for Berliners. Settlement centers in the district are the colonies Jörsfeld, Tegelort and Konradshöhe. These settlements determined the development of the road system. Konradshöhe - mainly with street names according to bird species - is located in the north of today's district, Tegelort is in the south on the banks of the Havel and Tegeler See and Jöhrsfelde forms the middle part, these two locations once with street names after people mostly have women's first names. The streets in the district are wide compared to other residential streets in Berlin. Since the district is built on, no new streets have been added since the 1970s, new residential buildings (often multi-family houses) were created by densifying open spaces or by dividing land.

The main system runs along the road Havel with connection of Heiligensee the north on sand Hauser , Jays , Friedericke- , Jöhrsstraße car ferry on Havel to hook field . In addition, there is Habichtstraße (towards the northeast), which leads from Tegel along Konradshöher Straße to Falkenplatz, to Sandhauser and Eichelhäserstraße. In the Berlin Road Development Plan (StEP), the additions to the districts: Sandhauser Strasse, Falkenplatz and Habichtstrasse are classified as regional and Jay, Friederike and Jörsstrasse as supplementary .

Overview of streets and squares

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

• Name / location : current name of the street or square. Via the link Location , the street or the square can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates the approximate center of the street length.
• Traffic routes not listed in the official street directory are marked with * .
• Former or no longer valid street names are in italics . A separate list may be available for important former streets or historical street names.
• 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 for rectangular systems and for (approximately) triangular systems as a × b × c with a as the longest side.
  If the street continues into neighboring districts, the addition ' in the district ' indicates how long the street section within the district of this article is.
• Name origin : origin or reference of the name.
• Notes : further information on adjacent monuments or institutions, the history of the street and historical names.
• Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object.

Name / location	Length / dimensions (in meters)	Origin of name	Date of designation	Remarks	image
Alma line ( Location )	0180	Alma , female name	Apr 10, 1961	The street lies between Beate- and Friederikestrasse, as a dead end to the Havel . The Kurz Strasse was laid out here since 1893 ; it is mentioned in the development plan of February 18, 1893 and drawn on a map from 1908. The streets in the south of the district ( Tegelort ) were mostly given their names after female first names. From Alma line both sides gleichbenannte are supply roads to land that lie behind the land of Friedericke- and Beate road.
At the Eulenhorst ( Location )	0370 (in the district)	Owl's nest , nocturnal predator, symbolic name for the location near the forest	before 1922	The street is between Jay Street and Milan Street. The road 22 of the development plan was traced out here. Streets in the area (in the north of the district) were also given names according to bird species, with reference to the character of Konradshöhe as a garden city. The street lies with the street land and the plots 3–13 (odd) in the district. The Tegel Forest borders on the southern roadside in Tegel .
At the Krähenberg ( Location )	0560	Krähenberg, elevation in the southern tip of the Tegel Forest	before 1922	The street lies between Rabenhorststrasse and Rohrweihstrasse, further than a dead end to the Havel. In the development plan it was street 3 .
At the crow heather ( Location )	0270 (in the district)	Krähenheide, old field name on the Krähenberg	before 1922	The street lies between Steinkauzgasse and Waldkauzstraße, according to the development plan it is laid out as street 26 . Road land and the developed land on the western edge are in the district, the forest on the east side of the road belongs to the Tegel Forest in Tegel .
Bärbelweg ( Location )	0520	Bärbel , form of the female given name Barbara	Apr 10, 1961	The street lies between Buntspechtstrasse and Luisenstrasse. In 1961, Uferstrasse (between Buntspechtstrasse and Schillerstrasse) was merged with Havelstrasse (between Schillerstrasse and Luisenstrasse) and renamed. The Seeadlerufer (Konradshöhe) was (probably additionally) named as Uferstraße in 1930 and 1947 . The Havelstraße ( Tegelort ) was shortened and the southern part on the bank has remained unnamed.
Barschelplatz ( Location )	0070 × 20	Barschel, landowner in the Conradshöhe colony in the Heiligensee community	25 Aug 1894	The square is already mentioned under this name in the development plan. It is located on the south bank of Tegelort on the Tegeler See opposite the Valentinswerder island, which belongs to Tegel , but was still part of Spandau in 1925. At the square, Scharfenberger Strasse from the northeast and Beatestrasse from the north meet the bank on which the district boundary to Tegel runs. There are boat moorings at the square, which is more like a street on the shore. The Humboldt-Spur, No. 16 of the 20 Green Main Paths ©, which run through Berlin as a recreational system, leads across Barschelplatz and especially further west to the ferry. Here was the final stop Tegelort of the Heiligenseer tram (line 28)
Pine marten path ( Location )	0240	Pine marten , predator of the genus of the real marten, forest dweller	May 21, 1941	The street in the Konradshöhe locality lies between Eicheljähstrasse and Nusshäterstrasse, the road 310 of the development plan , which is routed here , did not receive the name of a bird species like the surrounding streets. The Protestant St. Agnes Chapel and the Konradshöhe House are on the street.
Beatestrasse ( Location )	0520	Beate , female first name	0Oct. 1, 1961	The street, which was renamed in 1961, is located in Tegelort between Barschelplatz (on the banks of the Havel) and Gerlindeweg (into which it turns). It goes about 120 meters over the Jöhrsweg to the north and meets the Tegel forest at the bend to the northwest (from here Gerlindeweg). The suburb of Tegel runs for 30 meters on the eastern edge of the road . In the development plan of September 5, 1893, it is named as a border road , obviously because of its location on the eastern edge of the Jöhrsfelde colony . In 1908, however, it was named Moltkestrasse (parallel to Bismarck and Roonstrasse ).
Buntspechtstrasse ( Location )	0230	Great spotted woodpecker, a species of bird in the woodpecker family, inhabits forests of almost every species, parks and tree-lined gardens	04th Sep 1936	The road lies at the transition from Konradshöhe to Jöhrsfelde , where the Tegel Forest extends farthest to the west. It is located in an east-west direction between Nußhäterstraße and Bärbelweg. The road 9 of the development plan was before 1908 the name Goethe Street (parallel to the Schiller Street ). The renaming took place because there were several streets of the same name in Greater Berlin due to the incorporation of 1920.
Jackdaw Street ( Location )	0660	Jackdaw , songbird species of the corvidae family	before 1922	The road 24 of the development plan for the colony Konradshöhe was already depending on town before 1922 named after a species and between On Eulenhorst and Waldkauzstraße.
Dorndreherweg ( Location )	0350 (in the district)	Thorn turner , a species of bird in the shrike family	before 1922	In the development plan it is routed as street 16. The road lies between Waldkauzstrasse and Rabenhorststrasse. It delimits the district from Tegel , the road land and the land belong to the district, and the Tegel Forest borders on the northern edge of the road.
Edeltrautweg ( Location )	0370	Edeltraut , female given name	Apr 10, 1961	The street was already named Birkenstraße in 1892 , in the course of the renaming of street names that existed several times in Berlin and the adaptation to the choice of name in the local situation after first names of women, the renaming of the street between Gerlindeweg and Jörsstraße took place.
Jay Street ( Location )	0370	Eurasian jay , songbird from the corvidae family	before 1922	The road lies between Falkenplatz and Wildtaubenweg and is on the main road to Tegelort between Sandhauser or Habichtstrasse and Friederickestrasse. In the development plan of December 11, 1896, the street is named as Hinterfeldstraße and after 1908 the route is named as Straße 11 . The name Tegelorter Straße came up after 1908 . Even before 1922, the southern part was renamed Eicheljähstraße to match the surrounding Vogelnamenstraße. The northern section came to Sandhauser Strasse.
Elstergasse ( Location )	0370	Magpie , a species of bird from the corvidae family	before 1922	The street between Rabenhorststrasse and Sandhauser Strasse is in line with Strasse 52 and Strasse 328 according to the development plan.
Falkenhorststrasse ( Location )	0480	Falkenhorst, eyrie of a falcon	before 1922	The road lies between Falkenplatz and Steinadlerpfad, over which it goes as a dead end westwards to the bank of the Havel. Already before 1902 it was named Rohmannstraße on the route from Straße 6 of the development plan from 1896.
Falkenplatz ( Location )	0160 × 70	Falcons , genus of birds of prey from the falcon-like family	1896	The square is already mentioned in the development plan of December 11, 1896. It is the central square in the Conradshöhe location in the form of a trapezoid, in the middle of the square is a wood. The main streets Habichtstraße, Sandhäuser und Eichelstraße flow onto it and from the east Rabenstraße, from West Falkenhorststraße (on the southern edge) and Stößerstraße (on the northern edge) and from the north the Rabenhorststraße. On the square is a wooden waiting hall for the tram of the Heiligensee community, built in 1926 . This was put into operation as far as Tegelort in May 1913 , received number 28 on the Berlin tram network and was discontinued in 1958.
Friederikestrasse ( Location )	0820 (in the district)	Friederike , female first name	Apr 10, 1961	In 1961 the oak avenue was renamed by the Tegeler Forst and the Bismarckstraße in Tegelort in Friederikestraße. The road is an extension of the Eicheljahstraße between Wildtaubenweg and Almazeile, and leads over the latter to the bank at Tegelort. The street in Tegelort, named after Bismarck around 1900, was intended as Colbergstraße in the development plan .
Gabelweihstrasse ( Location )	0290	Fork harrier , a bird of prey from the hawk family	before 1922	The street is located between Turmfalkenstraße and Am Eulenhorst in the Konradshöhe area. Initially, the Scharfenberger Weg ran here, which was renamed as Gabelweihstraße together with Straße 21 before 1922 , according to the surrounding street names according to bird species.
Gerlindeweg ( Location )	0860 (in the district)	Gerlinde , female name	June 21, 1961	The street borders on Tegel , as the Tegel Forest is on the north side of the street, the road land and the land on the southern edge belong to the district. In 1892 the Dornstückweg was laid out here in the Joehrsfelde colony , and around 1908 it was named after people in Walderseestrasse along with the choice of name for the surrounding streets . The street lies between Helga and Beatestraße, with the latter continuing its curve to the south. The “Primary School at Tegelschen Ort” is located on the north side of the Tegel Forest and belongs to the district.
Habichtstrasse ( Location )	0550	Goshawk , species of raptor in the hawk-like family	before 1922	The road lies between Falkenplatz and the suburbs at the Tegel Forest. The Konradshöher Straße continues to the northeast in and to Tegel . According to the development plan, it was laid out as street 19 . Billy Jenkins trained birds of prey in house number 8 and ran the "Café Conradshöhe", later as the "Restaurant Süßmilch". After 1933 he changed his name to E. Fischer.
Helgaweg ( Location )	0120	Helga , female name	Apr 10, 1961	It lies between Gerlinde- and Bärbelweg, the latter leads along the banks of the Havel. The road delimits Jöhrsfelde to the north and is located at the narrow point of the district between Tegeler Forst and Havel. With the expansion of the colony, Schillerstraße was laid out here before 1908 , as this street name was available several times in Berlin due to the incorporation into Greater Berlin in 1920, in the course of these renaming in 1961 the name of the streets in the vicinity was chosen as the woman's name.
Jörsstrasse ( Location )	0470	Adolph Rudolph Otto Joers (1846–1903), hat maker and manufacturer, founder of the Joersfelde villa colony	before 1908	It lies between Theresenweg and Edeltrautweg, over which it leads to the Havel at the landing stage of the car ferry to Spandau Aalemannufer. The western section of Friederickestrasse is the main thoroughfare, the 222 bus goes east from Friedericke- to Beatestrasse. Initially the spelling was Joersstraße, since 1956 as Jörsstraße. The street is named as Grenzstraße in the development plan of August 25, 1894, and already marked as Joersstraße on a map from 1908.
Laughing pigeon path ( Location )	0250	Laughing pigeon, species of bird from the pigeon family	Dec 11, 1940	The street in the Konradshöhe area of ​​the district runs from Elstergasse north to the forest. It was laid out and named in 1940 on the route from road 327. The road ends in the north on the outskirts of Tegel , but the eastern properties are also within. In 1943 the path was almost completely built on, including summer houses.
Luisenstrasse ( Location )	0240	Luise , female first name; (here probably) Queen Luise of Prussia (1776–1810)	Nov 28, 1892	The road is already planned under this name in the development plan and leads from the Gerlindeweg to the southwest to the Havel. At that time it belonged to the Joersfelde colony.
Marlenestrasse ( Location )	0500	Marlene , female name	Apr 10, 1961	Projected as Roonstrasse in the development plan of June 18, 1897 . It is located between Gerlindeweg and Jörsstraße, and beyond them to the banks of the Havel in the southern part of the village.
Milan Street ( Location )	0530	Milan , genus of birds of prey	before 1922	Previously laid out as road 25 , it lies between Am Eulenhorst and Habichtstrasse (near Waldkauzstrasse) and thus leads almost to the edge of the district.
Nutjah Street ( Location )	0830	Nut jay , a species of bird in the corvidae family	before 1922	The street lies between Falkenhorststraße and an unnamed triangular square with Helga- and Gerlindeweg. To the north are the western plots 1–61 (odd) on the left and the even (18–62) on the east side, whereby the edge of the forest with the district boundary to Tegel lies between Wildtauben- and Gerlindeweg , whereby plots 2–16 (still) does not exist.
Ottilienweg ( Location )	0300	Ottilie , female name	Apr 10, 1961	The street was called Viktoriastraße until 1961 and was named that way in the development plan from 1897. It lies between Theresenweg (at the Tegeler Forst) and Beatestrasse.
Rabenhorststrasse ( Location )	0460	Rabenhorst, the nest of raven	before 1922	It lies between Falkenplatz and Dorndreherweg. To the north of Elstergasse, 50 meters on the western edge of the road border the forest, which, however, is located here in the district. In the development plan it is routed as street 11a .
Rabenstrasse ( Location )	0570	Ravens and crows , birds of the corvidae family conspicuous by their sounds	before 1922	The road 20 of the development plan is the district between Falkenplatz and Milan street in the northeast, on the latter, it goes to the Tegel Forest. Plots 41 and 41a with the “Wald-Kita” (forest children's home) can preferably be reached via An der Krähenheide.
Rauhfußgasse ( Location )	0220	Little Owl , a small species of owl	before 1922	The road lies between Milanstraße and An der Krähenheide, it leads in the east to the edge of the forest.
Rohrweihstrasse ( Location )	0670	Marsh harrier , bird of prey from the hawk family	before 1922	The street is located in the northwest of the district between Falkenhorststrasse and Sandhauser Strasse, parallel but away from the banks of the Havel. It was laid out as Bontestrasse and was initially named after the banker Moritz Bonte, who lived on the corner of Falkenhorststrasse. It was renamed before 1922, including part of Street 13 .
Sandhauser Strasse ( Location )	1150 (in the district)	Sandhausen, adjacent location in Heiligensee, through which the street leads	23 Sep 1938	In the district before 1938 as Bussardstraße. Then it was included as an extension in Sandhauser Strasse, which previously only ran in Heiligensee.
Scharfenberger Strasse ( Location )	0400 (in the district)	Scharfenberg , island in the Tegeler See	25 Aug 1894	The road leads from Barschelplatz on the southern edge of Tegelort (on the Tegeler See) north-east to Theresenweg, which forms the border with the Tegel forest and the district boundary with Tegel. The property at Scharfenberger Straße 50 (Berlin canoe club “Borussia”) can be reached via its extension, the Black Way . The western side of the street is built on with older single-family houses, the eastern side of the street towards the Tegeler See (partly along the Tegelorter Ufer ) has been built up with buildings since the 1990s right up to the shore. There is a traditional restaurant at the north end of the street.
Schwarzspechtweg ( Location )	0680	Black woodpecker , species of bird in the subfamily of the real woodpeckers	Dec 11, 1940	The road 308 has been built since the early 1930s and named with the other 300 streets in 1940 with local custom for a bird. It lies between Eicheljähstraße and Nußhäterstraße, but leads westwards over the latter to the riverside path of the Havel as a dead-end street and has a side street of the same name here, which is the service street for the houses of the boat clubs, whose jetties are north of the Buntspechtweg on the Havel and there is no road there to have.
Spechtstrasse ( Location )	0620	Woodpecker , family of the order woodpecker birds, with more than 200 species	before 1922	The road 18 of the development plan was in 1922 already named and is between Milan and Rabenhorst- road. The wide street with sidewalks leads over Habichtstraße and forms an unnamed place of three intersecting streets through the intersection with Dohlenstraße.
Sperberstrasse ( Location )	0500	Sparrowhawk , bird of prey in the hawk family	before 1922	The Sperberstraße lies north parallel to the Stößerstraße between Rabenhorststraße and near the bank of the Havel, from Rohrweihstraße westwards as a dead end . The name in the development plan was Straße 4 .
Golden eagle trail ( Location )	0240	Golden eagle , a large species of raptor in the hawk family	Dec 11, 1940	The road runs from Falkenhorststraße parallel to the Havelufer at some distance to the south and after 100 meters turns east to Nusshaherstraße. It was laid out as street 311 as early as 1935 and was built on with single-family and summer houses until it was named after a species of bird.
Little Owl Alley ( Location )	0220	Little owl , small, short-tailed species of owl from the family of real owls	before 1922	The street lies between Milanstrasse and the Krähenheide. It lies parallel to the south of Tawny Owl and Rauhfußstrasse.
Stößerstrasse ( Location )	0430	Stößer , alternatively for the sparrowhawk, because of the "falling" type of grasping	before 1922	The road between Falkenplatz and Havel was laid out before 1910 and named as Lindenstrasse . As is customary in the colony, it was also named with a bird term, and the still undeveloped road 5 was also included. From Rohrweihstraße to near the banks of the Havel it is marked as a dead end street , a residential street with sidewalks lined with trees on both sides. Stößerstraße is parallel to Sperberstraße to the south .
Tannenhähstrasse ( Location )	0400	Blue jays , species of the corvidae family	before 1922	The road lies between Wildtaubenweg and Baummardersteig. It is routed as street 307 in the development plan and in 1922 led to Falkenhorststraße, through what is now the area of ​​the child and youth welfare center “Haus Conradshöhe”, formerly the “educational institution for girls, women and children”.
Tegelorter Ufer ( Location )	0140	Tegelort, villa colony in the district	June 13, 1936	The street in Tegelort goes from Scharfenberger Straße to the east and leads to the shore at Tegeler See, which with the shoreline belongs to Tegel . It was planned as street 17a of the development plan.
Theresenweg ( Location )	0400 (in the district)	Therese , female name	Apr 10, 1961	The street was laid out around 1900 in the Tegelort colony as Humboldtstrasse . Because the name was identical with other Berlin streets, the local change was made in 1961 to a women's first name. It lies between Jörs- and Scharfenberger Straße. The road land and the plots 1–15 on the southwestern edge belong to the district, on the northeast side borders the Tegel Forest, which belongs to Tegel .
Turmfalkenstrasse ( Location )	0870	Kestrel , one of the most common birds of prey in Central Europe	before 1922	Routed as road 23 , it runs through the eastern area of ​​the Konradshöhe locality between Am Eulenhorst and Dorndreherweg.
Tawny Owl Street ( Location )	0680 (in the district)	Tawny owl , medium-sized species of owl, the most common owl in Central Europe	before 1922	The street is in the north of the district between Rabenhorststraße and Am Krähenberg, it crosses Habichtstraße . It lies on the route of parts of road 16 and road 17 . Between Dorndreherweg and Am Krähenberg it forms the boundary of the district, the road area is in the district, on the northern edge Tegel borders the Tegel Forest. Plots 1–43 (odd) and 30–42 (even) belong to the district.
Wild pigeon trail ( Location )	0390	Wild pigeons , a species-rich family of pigeon birds, the family includes around 42 genera and more than 300 species	June 13, 1936	The street 309 was named in 1936. It forms the border to the Tegel Forest on the southern edge of the Konradshöhe location . The street is located with lots 2–28 between Friederickestrasse ( Jesus Christ Church ) and Nusshäterstrasse.

Road system from 1925

The street system of the district around 1925 (Conradshöhe, Joersfelde, Tegelort)

Streets in the three colonies

In addition to the 1925 map above, the streets listed in the 1925 address book are listed here. The streets as of today are linked to the table above . In the address book of 1925, the three locations of the district are listed in different chapters.

Tegelort with Joersfelde

• unchanged street names: Joersstraße (already built up in 1925), Scharfenberger Straße (already built up in 1925), Luisenstraße (hardly built up)
• Changed street names: in particular, the local streets were ambiguous. As a result of incorporation into Greater Berlin in 1921, streets of the same name were added in other Berlin districts. In 1961, these streets were renamed in the district and women 's first names were chosen for the Tegelort location.
  • Birkenstraße : between Waldersee - / Luisenstraße and Joerstraße / Havel with the mostly developed properties 1–21 in horseshoe numbering. The name since 1961 is →  Edeltrautstraße .
  • Bismarckstraße : between Walderseestraße and Havel, Jörsstraße is crossed, Kurz Straße leads east to Moltkestraße , mostly single-family houses are built on the properties. The fire department depot of the city of Berlin was on the street at No. 19, the boathouse of the rowing club Nautilus at No. 24 and the “Restaurant zum Leuchtturm” at No. 27/28. The street was named after Chancellor Otto von Bismarck around 1900 and since April 10, 1961 it has been called →  Friederickestrasse .
  • Eichenallee : as an undeveloped road, it extends Bismarckstraße ; the road leading through the Tegeler Forst was named after the oaks in the forest even before 1908 . Since April 10, 1961 it has belonged to Friederickestrasse .
  • Goethestrasse leads off from Havelstrasse without buildings. Even before 1908, Straße 9 was named after the poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe . On September 4, 1936, the name was changed to → Buntspechtstraße, as is customary in the area after a species of bird  .
  • Havelstrasse lies between the Havel and Goethestrasse and goes over Schillerstrasse and Luisenstrasse with eight developed and twelve vacant lots. This street on the banks of the Havel was named between 1918 and 1922. Between 1947 and 1951, the sea ​​eagle bank extending to the north was included. On April 10, 1961, the common name in the Tegelort area was named after women's first names as →  Bärbelweg .
  • Humboldtstrasse lies between Joersstrasse and Tegeler See and crosses over Viktoriastrasse and Scharfenberger Strasse; it is mostly built-up. Before 1908 it was named after the scholar Wilhelm von Humboldt , whose residence was in Tegel Castle . On April 10, 1961 the street was named →  Theresenweg .
  • Short street lies between Havel and Moltkestrasse and crosses Bismarckstrasse , it is vacant in 1925. The name of the street, which was given on the building plan on February 18, 1893, refers to the length of the street as a cross street. On April 10, 1961 she was named in →  Almazeile .
  • Moltkestrasse between Walderseestrasse and Havel, crosses Joersstrasse, short and Viktoriastrasse are side streets. The road leads to Barschelplatz in the south and most of the land is built on. Before 1908 it was named after the Prussian military von Moltke . On October 1, 1961, the name was changed to →  Beatestrasse
  • Roonstraße lies between Walderseestraße and Havel, crosses Joehrsstraße and is half built in 1925, including the boat yard and the sailing club's clubhouse. The street name after the Prussian general and war minister Albrecht von Roon is already listed in the development plan of June 18, 1897. The street was renamed → Marlenestraße on April 10, 1961  .
  • Schillerstraße : It is located between Walderseestraße and Havelstraße and has buildings on No. 1-3 and undeveloped on the opposite side. Parallel to Goethestrasse , it is named after the poet Friedrich Schiller and is already listed on a map from 1908. Since April 10, 1961 it has been called →  Helgaweg .
  • Viktoriastrasse : is located between Humboldt and Moltkestrasse . The street is named in the development plan of March 19, 1897 and drawn on a map from 1908. It is named after the wife of Wilhelm II , the last German Empress, Auguste Viktoria . On April 10, 1961 the street was renamed →  Ottilienweg .
  • Walderseestrasse is located with two developed properties along the forest between Moltke - and Schillerstrasse and to the south are Bismarck -, Roonstrasse , Birkenallee and Luisenstrasse side streets, to the north the Eichenallee. It was named after the Prussian general Alfred Graf von Waldersee before 1908 . Since June 21, 1961 it has been the →  Gerlindeweg .

Conradshöhe

• built-up streets, unchanged in the name since 1925: Eichelhähstraße (Post Tegel), Falkenhorststraße , Nusshäterstraße , Rohrweihstraße , Stößerstraße , Rabenhorststraße
• undeveloped or barely constructed roads whose name has remained after 1925: Dohlenstraße , Dorndreherweg , Magpie Lane , On Eulenhorst , Falkenplatz , Gabelweihstraße , Habichtstraße , Am Krähenberg , at the crows Heide , Milan street , Rauhfußgasse , Steinkauzgasse , Tannenhäherstraße , Kestrel Road , Waldkauzstraße
• Street names changed since 1925
  • Bussardstraße leads from Falkenplatz with the side streets: Dorndreherweg, Rohrweihestraße, Am Krähenberg, Stößerstraße and is mostly located on undeveloped land and on the forest. Before 1922 the street was laid out and named after this species of raptor . On September 23, 1938, it was included as an extension to →  Sandhauser Strasse , which previously only existed in the Heiligensee colony .
  • Neuntöter alley : it is 1925 as a side street thorn Dreher path specified and undeveloped, she was named the Red-backed Shrike an alternative name of the thorn turner. In the 1936 address book it is still mentioned as undeveloped and no longer listed in the 1937 address book, it was deleted without replacement.
  • At Rabenhorst , 1925 is listed as undeveloped from Milanstrasse (next to Rabenstrasse and Rabenhorststrasse). It is no longer recorded in the 1930 address book. It was built over from the neighboring streets.
  • Seeadlerufer : it lies along the Havel from Falkenhorststrasse southwards and is still noted in the address book as undeveloped in 1943. It was (probably) included in Havelstraße between 1947 and 1951 and since April 10, 1961, has only been the extension of → Bärbelstraße used as a footpath  . There are many jetties and rowing and sailing clubs here, but their properties are assigned to the southern branch of the inland Schwarzspechtstraße.

Even before 1925, some planned or laid streets were renamed.

• Bontestraße : The street was already drawn in 1908 and named after the Berlin banker Moritz Friedrich Bonte (1847–1938). Before 1922, the street was named →  Rohrweihstrasse , including part of Strasse 13 .
• Colbergstrasse : The name is already mentioned on February 18, 1893 on the development plan. The name is derived from the entrepreneur Wilhelm Colberg , who owned two storage facilities for storing natural ice in Tegelort . Around 1900, the "regional" namesake was replaced by Reich Chancellor Bismarck , before it was renamed to → Friederikestrasse in 1961, which is customary in the area  .
• Grenzstraße : as the southern boundary of the Joersfeld colony created by Joers, it is named under this name in the development plan of August 25, 1894. However, it was already listed as → Joersstraße before 1908  .
• Hinterfeldstraße : The name is noted on the development plan from December 11, 1896 and refers to the "Hinterfeld" in the southern part of the Heiligensee field, to which in 1896 the later "Colony Conradshöhe" still belonged. Before 1908 it was listed as Straße 11 and before 1922 it was given the local name of a bird species as →  Eicheljähstraße .
• Rohmannstrasse is named as Strasse 6 in the first development plan and was named between 1896 and 1902 after August Friedrich Theodor Rohmann (1828–1902), a coppersmith, innkeeper and landowner in Konradshöhe. It was renamed →  Falkenhorststrasse in 1922. Information about Rohmann and his importance for the settlement can be found in the district article .
• Tegelorter Strasse : Already in the development plan of December 11, 1896, it is listed as the road to Tegelort (the riverside village at the entrance of the Tegeler See to the Havel), since 1908 at the latest it has been shown on the map. The road led from the direction of Heiligensee to the villa colony Tegelort (today the southern location in the Konradshöhe district). Already before 1922, the part south of Falkenplatz was renamed →  Eichelhäserstrasse and the northern part →  Sandhauser Strasse .

In 1939, some street names are still numbered or only referenced according to the development plan (new plan: over 300): Straße 306 (undeveloped, with see →  Schwarzspechtweg ), Straße 308 (partially built-up), Straße 309 (undeveloped), Straße 310 ( partially built- up , Summer houses), Straße 311 (built-up, gardens) and Straße 327 (built-up, →  Lachtaubenweg ).

See also

• List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Konradshöhe

Web links

• Street directory Konradshöhe. Retrieved June 21, 2010 . 
• Map of Berlin 1: 5000 with district boundaries. Senate Department for Urban Development Berlin, 2009, accessed on January 11, 2011 . 
• Office for Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg: Directory of streets and places in the Reinickendorf district (as of February 2015); pdf

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} On June 10, 1872, the dyer Carl Berger bought a piece of land on Lake Tegel and built a house with an inn on it. More houses followed and in 1896 Tegelort was officially designated as a villa suburb of Berlin. Like Jörsfelde, which was created in 1891, Tegelort was a settlement area for summer visitors to Berlin.
2. ↑ Berlin-Konradshöhe district in the Reinickendorf district
3. ↑ FIS Broker Detail Network (regional reference system)
4. ↑ Pharus City Map Berlin Large Edition 1954: Konradshöhe  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
5. ↑ Valentinswerder . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1925, overview map of the Reinickendorf administrative district, p. 2032.
6. ↑ Description of the Humboldt track on the SenStadtUm website
7. ↑ Clarification of the situation on the map of Berlin 1: 5000 (K5 color edition), produced by the district surveying offices
8. ↑ ^{a b c} Conradshöhe . In: Berlin address book , 1922, Reinickendorf administrative district> Conradshöhe, Frohnau, Heiligensee, Hermsdorf, pp. 1838ff.
9. ↑ Habichtstrasse . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1933, Frohnau, Heiligensee, Hermsdorf, Konradshöhe, p. 2277.
10. ↑ Habichtstrasse . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1943, Frohnau, Heiligensee, Hermsdorf, Konradshöhe, p. 2512.
11. ↑ on the person of Joer
12. ↑ ^{a b} Konradshöhe . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1936, Frohnau, Heiligensee, Hermsdorf, Konradshöhe, p. 2354ff.
13. ↑ On the history of the "Haus Conradshöhe" home ( Memento of the original from May 4, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
14. ^ Road system from 1925 . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1925, Saatwinkel, Schulzendorf, Tegel, Tegelort, Waidmannslust with Lübars, Wittenau, pp. 2079ff.
15. ↑ Conradshöhe . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1925, Reinickendorf administrative district> Conradshöhe, Frohnau, Heiligensee, Hermsdorf, p. 2034ff.
16. ↑ on the person of Bonte
17. ↑ on the person of Colberg
18. ↑ on the origin of the name Hinterfeld
19. ↑ on the person of Rohmann
20. ↑ Konradshöhe . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1939, Frohnau, Heiligensee, Hermsdorf, Konradshöhe, p. 2486ff.

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