List of streets and squares in Berlin-Staaken

Overview map of Berlin-Staaken

The list of streets and squares in Berlin-Staaken describes the street system in the Berlin district of Staaken with the corresponding historical references. At the same time, this compilation is part of the lists of all Berlin streets and places .

overview

Staaken has 46,607 inhabitants (as of December 30, 2019) and includes the postal code areas 13591 and 13593. In the district there are 178 dedicated federal, city and residential streets and a named place. The roads have a total length of 81.8 kilometers. Of the streets in the district, 20 (with the same number in the Berlin street directory) continue in the neighboring districts or only partially belong to Staaken.

The street system of the district goes back to the parish village of Staaken and several street names reflect the historical connecting routes to the neighboring towns. The population increase for the employees of the Spandau armaments factories between 1914 and 1917 in the garden city of Staaken with around 450 newly furnished single and multi-family houses required the construction of new roads. A major change came in 1945 due to the swap of territory between the British and Soviet allies . Roads in " West Staaken " first came to the Soviet sector and thus to East Berlin . In the 1950s, until October 1990 , the independent "community Staaken" in was the district Nauen of the former GDR - district Potsdam formed. The names of new streets in the district were given between 1950 and 1990 by different administrative units, for example, after 1990 there were two streets with the name "Neue Straße". The streets between the western Berlin city limits and the western edge of the Finkenkruger Weg / Nennhauser Damm as far as Brunsbütteler Damm belonged to West Staaken, along the Bullengraben , the western edge of Bergstrasse , crossing Heerstrasse and west of the Hahneberg pond to the southern city limit (postcode since 1993: 13591). The adjoining streets of West Staakens were in the restricted area of ​​the Berlin Wall ; in some cases the border on the Berlin Wall was in the middle of the street. Through an agreement between the Berlin Senate and the GDR on March 31, 1988, the entire street width came to West Berlin , as was the case with Nennhauser Damm . Since the demarcation line crossed Staaken station, there were two Staaken stations . Major changes in the course of the road took place after 1990, especially in West Staaken, both through the use of the border strip and in the industrial area after the GDR operations Quarzschmelze and VEB Plaste on the air base premises.

Staaken's road system is supported by Bundesstraße 5 , Heerstraße (also: Hamburger Chaussee). From Spandau this is supplemented by the Brunsbütteler Damm , which is led to the B 5 via the southern part of the Nennhauser Damm. The federal road also brings the connection to the Berliner Ring and the Hamburg autobahn . Until the 1970s, Fernstraße 5 (F 5) for transit to Hamburg was located here from the Staaken border crossing point (at the level of Fort Hahneberg ) and the Staaken station had a border control function in transit traffic. Other main streets in the district are the streets Seegefelder Strasse / Seegefelder Weg (only south side) ( Spandau - Dallgow-Döberitz ) and Magistratsweg / Klosterbuschweg ( Falkenhagener Feld - Wilhelmstadt ).

Overview of streets and squares

Contents A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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
Adelheid-Poninska-Strasse ( Location )	0280	Adelheid Poninska (1804–1881), social reformer and urban planner ( pseudonym "Arminius")	Feb 21, 1997	The road between Wiesenweg and Bergstraße was rebuilt around 1997, until then the open space was near Bergstraße as a result of the wall strip (here westwards).
Ahlbeerensteig ( Location )	0190	Bilberry , soft fruit	Jan. 30, 1933	The 3.50 meter wide street is located between Torweg and Eichholzbahn and was run as private street A when it was laid out. Its name was based on a botanical term beginning with the letter “A”, so that the neighboring streets were sorted alphabetically. As a result of the Allied agreements on an exchange of territory from 1945 to 1990, this road was in West Staaken (Albrechtshof colony) in the area of ​​the border strip .
Albrechtshofer Weg ( Location )	0550	Albrechtshof , part of West Staakens	0Aug 4, 2006	The street previously run as street 347 in the Albrechtshof colony is located between Finkenkruger Weg and Alfons-Loewe-Straße, over which it continues as a cul-de-sac . The name was given after a survey of residents.
Alfons-Loewe-Strasse ( Location )	0320	Alfons Loewe (1868–1938), lawyer in Spandau	0Feb. 1, 1999	The street, previously street 342 in the Albrechtshof colony, between Seegefelder and Albrechtshofer Weg, was renamed after the Jewish professional banned victim in an official ceremony on October 27, 1999.
At the old gas works ( Location )	0230	Spandau gasworks	July 15, 1998	The road, before it was a new road out is between Brunsbütteler dam and railway land on the site of the former oxygen plant the Zeppelin works in West-Staaken , when the area around 1976. GDR - Circle Nauen belonged, she was a new road has been named, the renaming took place because there was already a street with this name in the Spandau district. At the north end of the street there is a pedestrian tunnel through the railway line to the Oberdorfer Steig.
At the fort ( Location )	0810	Artillery Fort Hahneberg	0Aug 3, 2000	The previously as road 334 led street in West Staaken between Buschower way and over the cross walk as access road . This area belongs to the part of Staaken that belonged to the GDR until 1990 when the Allies swapped territory to the Soviet-occupied area . The street, which has not yet been properly developed, is located on the outskirts of the city and is predominantly built with single-family houses.
On the Heideberg ( Location )	0650	Heideberg, field name	0Sep 9 1931	Lewaldstrasse , which has been running here since 1916, was renamed when it was extended in 1931. It lies between Tor- and Finkenkruger Weg.
At the Kiesteich ( Location )	0180 (in the district)	Kiesteich , water-filled gravel pit from the 1950s	0July 6, 1995	In 1995 the street 394 was named, which lies in the district between Seegefelder Weg and Wolfshorst. The road continues north in the neighboring district of Falkenhagener Feld .
At the small square ( Location )	0150	adjoining space of small size	around 1916	The street in the garden city of Staaken was named after the small square at the Protestant church, which is not named itself. It is located between Beim Pfarrhof and Am Krummen Weg.
At the jug ( Location )	0170	Krug , old name for the village restaurant	around 1916	The small street between Am Langen Weg and Am Heideberg in the garden city of Staaken was laid out after 1914 and an inn was planned when the settlement was built, the "Krug" was not built until the 1960s.
On the Krummen Weg ( Location )	0270	after the curved road system	around 1916	The street between Hackbuschstraße and Am Kleiner Platz was named after the course in the garden city Staaken, built between 1914 and 1917, in keeping with the long and short walk nearby.
On the short way ( Location )	0200	after the shortness of the road	around 1916	The street between Eichholzbahn and Torweg was named after the length in the garden city Staaken, built between 1914 and 1917, to match the long and crooked path nearby.
On the long way ( Location )	0400	according to the length of the street	around 1916	The street between Tor- and Ungewitterweg was named after the length in the garden city Staaken, built between 1914 and 1917, to match the crooked and short path nearby.
At the rain ( Location )	0130	Rain , the verge of a field	around 1970	The road goes as a cul-de-sac east from Buschower Weg to Feldrain. As a result of the Allied swap of territory in 1945, road 418 was in the West Staaken area, initially in the Soviet-occupied area and subsequently belonged to the GDR . Around 1970 it was named Am Rain by a resolution of the Staaken municipality .
At the sun hill ( Location )	0270	Sonnenhügel, as an advertising location	Jan 15, 2010	The road was newly laid out in 2010 and runs south of Heerstraße as a ring road from Am Staakener Kirchengelände to the east.
At the Staakener church grounds ( Location )	0170	Parish soil	Jan 15, 2010	The road was rebuilt in 2010 and leads south from Heerstraße. The building site was provided by the Protestant parish Staaken on land owned by the church under heritable building rights.
At the grove ( Location )	0530	Adjoining spruce and pine trees	around 1970	The road 426 between Talweg and today's city limits of Berlin was in the area of ​​West Staaken, which was created in 1945 by the Allied exchange of territory. This numbered street was named by the council of Staaken in the GDR - Nauen district around 1970 because of the surrounding woods of this type.
At the Zeppelin Park ( Location )	0770	Zeppelin Park, local business park	Aug 15, 2007	The street lies between the Brunsbütteler dam, which has been extended to the city limits, and the Nennhauser dam. It is a (new in the 2010s) road that in the southern part (from Nennhauser Damm) encloses a commercial area with a parallel branch, which is referred to in some sources as Berolinapark. Initially, the Werkstrasse on the industrial site was run as Berolinastrasse . This area of ​​the former Staaken airfield was spun off from Spandau in 1945 as West Staaken, then came to the GDR and was used for industry and hospital and, after the dissolution in 1990 and the reorganization of Staaken, is in the zoning plan as an industrial park area. The current name of the business park refers to the Staaken airfield founded around 1915 by Luftschiffbau Zeppelin GmbH . Since 2000 it has been operated by "Zeppelin Gewerbepark GmbH & Co".
At the Karolinenhöhe ( Location )	0200 (in the district)	Karolinenhöhe, a 52 meter high mountain south of the road	June 14, 1988	The road between Weinmeisterhornweg and Gruberzeile was laid out south of Heerstraße to develop the building site. The street is in Wilhelmstadt , the northwestern plots 1–13 (odd) belong to the district.
At the top ( Location )	0340	Point between Nennhauser Damm and Heerstraße	around 1970	The street is a cul-de-sac in the old street layout of Nennhauser Damm, which met at an acute angle with Heerstraße. It is located in the West Staaken area of the Allied area swap of 1945 and was created by the Staaken community around 1970 as access to clinker buildings from the 1930s and panel houses from the 1950s.
Anschützweg ( Location )	0190	Ottomar Anschütz (1846–1907), photographer	Oct 11, 1955	The street 398 between Meydenbauerweg and as a cul-de-sac over Messterweg was named in 1955 after pioneers of photo and film technology, just like the surrounding streets. These street names were caused by the Staaken film works, which were founded in 1924.
Aumetzer way ( Location )	0240	Aumetz , place in Lorraine, France	0Apr 5, 1934	The street between Nidecksteig and Fachinger Straße in the residential estate in the West Staaken area was named in 1934 from the street 308 .
Aumühler Strasse ( Location )	0200	Aumühle , municipality in Schleswig-Holstein, district of the Duchy of Lauenburg	Feb. 18, 1955	The road goes south from Pinneberger Weg as a dead end . The street 376 , which was laid out in the 1930s, was named after places in the Hamburg area to match the surrounding streets.
Baedekerweg ( Location )	0190	Karl Baedeker (1801–1859), founder of the Baedeker publishing house in Stuttgart	May 25, 1962	The street goes east from Leubnitzer Weg and is the access road to the adjacent two-story apartment buildings.
Baluschekweg ( Location )	0730	Hans Baluschek (1870–1935), painter and writer	Oct 22, 1956	The road 368 was named in 1956 and is located between Maulbeerallee and Kerrweg in the settlement area.
Barmbeker Weg ( Location )	0290	Barmbek , district of Hamburg	0Apr 3, 1962	The street belongs to the Louise Schröder settlement built between 1961 and 1967 and is located between Brunsbütteler Damm and Spandauer Straße.
Bauer field line ( Location )	0070	Walther Bauersfeld (1879–1959), engineer and physicist, Zeiss projection planetarium	Nov 18, 1965	The street that branches off to the southeast of Vogelzeile is in the residential area with streets named after pioneers of optics.
At the rectory ( Location )	0260	Vicarage near the church	around 1916	The street is in the garden city of Staaken between Torweg and Am Kleinen Platz.
Mountain road ( Location )	0490	Hahneberg	before 1923	The street is between Heerstrasse and Hauptstrasse. As a result of the Allied exchange of territory in 1945, the area west of Bergstrasse first came to the Soviet sector and thus to East Berlin , and later as an independent municipality to the Nauen district of the GDR . The Bergstrasse remained in West Berlin , but the border to West Staaken was on the western edge of the road and the checkpoint (later border crossing point) Staaken was at the intersection of Bergstrasse and Heerstrasse.
Billstedter path ( Location )	0180	Billstedt , district of Hamburg	0July 1, 1974	A spur road east of Winterhuder Weg that was laid out in 1973/1974 in the new Louise Schröder estate.
Pear path ( Location )	0340	Pear , pome fruit	Jan. 30, 1933	The street is parallel to Torweg and Eichholzbahn and before it was named as a private street B, the neighboring streets were sorted alphabetically by choosing a botanical term with “B”. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990 on the basis of Allied agreements on an exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur, initially to East Berlin, later in the GDR as the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district.
Blankeneser way ( Location )	0210	Blankenese , a residential suburb of Hamburg	Feb. 18, 1955	The street lies between Spandauer Straße and over Am Alten Gaswerk as a dead end street .
Blankensteinweg ( Location )	0120	Hermann Blankenstein (1829–1910), architect	0Aug 1, 1966	Planned as Straße 385 in the 1930s, it was rebuilt in 1966 and is located between Kerrweg and Ernst-Bruch -zeile.
Blasewitzer ring ( Location )	0670 (in the district)	Blasewitz , eastern district of Dresden, Saxony	0Apr 1, 1972	The street was laid out with the development and lies in an arc to the east between Sandstraße and Seeburger Weg. The street itself and the lots with an odd number are in the district, the even numbered lots on this street on the outside of the ring belong to Wilhelmstadt .
Bolteweg ( Location )	0390	Johannes Bolte (1858–1937), literary scholar and narrative researcher	Oct 22, 1956	It was laid out in the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung as Straße 366 and is located between Maulbeerallee and Rellstabweg.
Breddiner way ( Location )	0360	Breddin , place in Ostprignitz-Ruppin	Jan. 24, 1938	The street is located in the residential estate as street 320 between Ferbitzer and Zeestower Weg. The road came to the Soviet sector in 1945 through the allied swap of territory, thereby to East Berlin and later to the Nauen district until it was reintegrated into the Spandau district .
Brunsbütteler Dam ( Location )	3120	Brunsbüttel , town in Dithmarschen	March 11, 1937	The road lies between the suburbs and the city limits and continues eastwards in Spandau . When renaming in the 1930s due to multiple street names in Greater Berlin , Hamburger Strasse in the Klosterfelde area of ​​the Spandau district and Berliner Strasse in the Staaken district in 1937 were combined to form Brunsbütteler Damm. In 2005, the Am Industriegelände and parts of Staakener Feldstrasse , which were previously located in West Staaken , were included. The new four-lane route created in the western section has ended at the city limits since 2005. However, a route on Brandenburg territory in the solar park located there on the former airship port of Staaken was kept free for a possible extension to the motorway connection and to federal highway 5 . The wide thoroughfare on the southern side is built on with residential buildings, after the train station there is a large industrial belt with discounters and a hardware store up to Prisdorfer Straße . Heavy goods traffic has been banned from Magistratsweg and the street is less burdened by traffic noise for residents. The green corridors of the Bullengraben to the south and the specter green corridor to the north of the street provide recreational and sports areas. The four-lane continuation was laid out over the state border for 700 meters for the connection to Landesstraße 20 (Brandenburg). The 1.6 kilometers on the Berlin side - now a dead end street - had been built for six million euros, but there was no planning and “no need” on the Braneburg side. For Staaken, the Spandauer Strasse, which runs parallel to the north, would relieve some of the traffic. Negotiations between the state administrations are to begin in 2016 following pressure from a citizens' initiative.
Buschower Weg ( Location )	0920	Buschow , municipality in Havelland	Feb. 19, 1938	The road on the outskirts of the city in the forest is mostly built with single-family houses and lies between Nennhauser Damm and the city limits, the part south of Heerstraße was called Friedhofsstraße until 1938 after the location . The northern part was named Am Fliegerhorst in 1938 because of its location at the Staaken airship port . By belonging to West Staaken, both streets were united in 1951.
Christrosensteig ( Location )	0140	Christmas roses , flowering ornamental plant	Jan. 30, 1933	The road is located between gateway and Eichholzbahn and previously as a private road C out. The letter "C" was retained in the name selection, so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Cosmarweg ( Location )	1910	Alexander Cosmar (1805–1842), Berlin writer and theater poet	0Nov 8, 1955	Laid out in the 1930s as Road 360 and named in 1955, it lies between Lutoner and Bergstraße.
Deniszeile ( Location )	0160	Paul Camille von Denis (1796–1872), French engineer and railway pioneer	May 18, 1965	The road between Meyerweg and Rowanweg is located in the then newly created "Neues Heim" settlement north of the Lehrter Railway with streets named after railway pioneers.
Thistle path ( Location )	0200	Thistle , various plant species	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between Torweg and Eichholzbahn and was previously run as a private street D , the renaming was based on the letter "D" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Döberitzer Weg ( Location )	1280 (in the district)	Connection path to the neighboring town of Döberitz to the west	before 1800	Döberitzer Weg is located between Nennhauser Damm and the city limits. However, the road is only expanded via Heerstraße to Fahrlander Straße and continues to the south-east as an unpaved road, 500 meters of which as a dirt road between fields and forest. In itself, the Heerstraße in the Brandenburg outskirts to the former military training area Döberitz, which is why it was named Döberitzer Weg in the 18th century. The section of road in the Staaken district is located in the area that came from the British sector of Berlin to the Soviet-occupied area in 1945 on the basis of Allied agreements . West Staaken became an independent municipality in the GDR and came back to Berlin in 1990.
Dörbeckweg ( Location )	0180	Franz Burchard Dörbeck (1799–1835), German-Baltic caricaturist and painter	Jan. 12, 1960	The cul-de-sac to the west of Magistratsweg was laid out as road 311 .
Eckenerweg ( Location )	0300	Hugo Eckener (1868–1954), airship pioneer	0June 1, 1968	Previously named as Straße 329 , it lies east of Hackbuschstraße towards the Neuland colony.
Eduard-Bernstein-Weg ( Location )	0130	Eduard Bernstein (1850–1932), social democratic politician	0Dec. 1, 1966	The street 384 was named in 1966 and lies between Kerrweg and Ernst-Bruch -zeile.
Eichholzbahn ( Location )	1520	Forest area "Großes Eichholz" west of Staakens	0Sep 9 1931	The street already existed as Lehrter Straße in 1870, directly on the northern side of the Lehrter Railway , before it was renamed Berlin-Lehrter Railway in 1931. Due to the Allied exchange of territory in 1945, the territorial border crossed this road. As a result, it was divided in the area of Staaken station by the former wall strip , so there are two sections, west (property 118–196, straight) between Neukircher Straße (city limits) and Ahlbeerensteig and east (2–114, straight) between Finkenkruger Weg and Klosterbuschweg. Only a footpath from the dead-end road leads to Klosterbuschweg . The connection at Finkenkruger Weg is laid on the Nennhauser Damm bridge, which leads over the railway here; from the western section to the beginning of the bridge ramp, a footpath leads over the 90 meter wide green space of the former wall area.
Pea trail ( Location )	0140	Pea , butterflies	Jan. 30, 1933	The street in a residential area lies between Eichholzbahn and Torweg and was called Privatstraße E before it was named . The letter "E" led to the choice of the street name. During the Allied exchange of territory in 1945, this road came to West Staaken and the Soviet sector of Berlin, and then to the GDR until 1990 .
Erna-Sack-Strasse ( Location )	0200	Erna Sack (1898–1972), chamber singer born in Spandau	Feb 21, 1997	The street is a cul-de-sac to the north from Adelheid-Poninska-Straße. The name of this newly created one goes back to a suggestion list with women's names that was compiled by the Working Group of Social Democratic Women (ASF) for the renaming of streets in Spandau.
Ernemannzeile ( Location )	0060	Heinrich Ernemann (1850–1928), entrepreneur and inventor	Nov 18, 1965	The cul-de-sac to the east of Vogelzeile is named after pioneers of photo and film technology, matching the other streets in this residential area.
Serious Break Line ( Location )	0360	Ernst Bruch (19th century), statistician	0Aug 1, 1966	The street between Baluschek- and Magistratsweg, previously Straße 382 , is named after Bruch who published the first scientific analysis of Berlin road traffic in 1867 and who criticized the deficiencies of the Berlin development plan in 1870.
Ernst-Lange-Strasse ( Location )	0350	Ernst Lange (1927–1974), church reformer, pastor in Berlin-Spandau	Jan 15, 2010	The street was newly laid out in 2010 and is at the height of Heerstraße 657-695 on the edge of the city and goes to the west as a ring road from Am Staakener Kirchenfeld.
Eschenwinkel ( Location )	0240	Ash , as an avenue and park tree	around 1914	The street is located in the garden city of Staaken between Hackbuschstraße and Am Kurzen Weg.
Fachinger Strasse ( Location )	0810	Fachingen , part of the local community Birlenbach an der Lahn	0Sep 9 1931	The street is in the residential estate between Torweg and Straße 339, previously as Straße 4 . Due to the allied swap of territory, it was in West Staaken.
Fahrlander way ( Location )	1040	Fahrland , municipality near Potsdam to the west, (Brandenburg)	0Sep 9 1931	The street lies between Döberitzer Weg and the city limits. The street in West Staaken, which in 1945 became part of the Soviet-occupied area through the Allied swap of territory and later belonged to the GDR . In September 1931, Seeburger Strasse was renamed Fahrlander Weg. In 1960 the council of the Staaken municipality decided to name it Seeburger Weg and two days before West Staaken was reintegrated to Berlin on October 1, 1990, it was renamed Fahrlander Weg again.
Fig dough ( Location )	0280	Fig , useful plant in the Mediterranean area	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between Torweg and Löwenmaulsteig and was previously run as a private street F , the renaming was based on the letter "F" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Ferbitzer way ( Location )	0770	Ferbitz , former municipality in Osthavelland, Mark Brandenburg	0Sep 9 1931	The street is in the housing estate between Plum Path and Street 339, previously as Street 17 . Due to the allied swap of territory, it was in West Staaken.
Filmwerkeweg ( Location )	0180	Staakener Filmwerke	0Jan. 1, 1976	The path is in the Neu-Staaken area between Brunsbütteler Damm and Oldesloer Weg.
Finkenkruger way ( Location )	1640	Finkenkrug , neighboring town, today part of the town of Falkensee in Havelland, Brandenburg.	0Sep 9 1931	The road between Eichholzbahn and the city limits was created by merging Bahnhofstrasse to the south and Staaken-Falkenhagener Chaussee , as multiple street names in Greater Berlin were dissolved in the 1930s. When West Staaken was formed in 1945, the street remained part of Berlin but later became Randstrasse by the Berlin Wall until 1990 .
Flottbeker Weg ( Location )	0180	Flottbek , Groß- and Klein-Flottbek, district of Hamburg	Feb. 18, 1955	The previous road 438 between Magistrats- and Blankeneser Weg is in a settlement area north of Brunsbütteler Damm, previously Hamburger Straße , in which streets are named after Hamburg districts.
Gardening ring ( Location )	1110	local horticultural companies	03rd June 1966	This street between Heerstraße (partly parallel to it) and Cosmarweg, it was gradually developed in several street sections as the development progressed. The first larger section of this road runs in a semicircular shape through an area in which many horticultural companies were located.
Honeysuckle path ( Location )	0390	Honeysuckle , genus of ornamental plants	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between Isenburger Weg and Feigensteig and was previously run as a private street G , the renaming was based on the letter "G" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Georg-Schroeder-Strasse ( Location )	0490	Georg Schroeder (1904–1944), electric welder, blacksmith, resistance fighter against the Nazi regime	Aug 15, 2002	The previous road 345 between Seegefelder and Albrechtshofer Weg was named in 2002.
Gruberzeile ( Location )	0280	Otto von Gruber (1884–1942), photogrammeter and geodesist	0Apr 8, 1964	The street between Mareyzeile and Sandstraße is located in a residential area built in the 1960s with streets named after pioneers of photo and film technology.
Haarmannweg ( Location )	0400	August Haarmann (1840–1913), railway engineer and iron and steel specialist.	May 18, 1965	The street lies between Hartwigzeile and Meyerweg and, like other streets in the “Neues Heim” settlement north of the Lehrter Railway in the 1960s, bears the name after a pioneer and expert in the railway industry.
Haberlandweg ( Location )	0210	Georg Haberland (1861–1933), building contractor	0Aug 1, 1965	The road between Brunsbütteler Damm and Südekumzeile in the Louise Schröder settlement was rebuilt in 1965.
Hackbuschstrasse ( Location )	0700	Hermann Hackbusch (1895–1933), businessman and sports pilot.	0Nov 4, 1935	The street between Eichholzbahn and Seegefelder Weg in the garden city of Staaken has been called Scheidtstrasse since around 1915 and was renamed by the Nazis in order to remove the name Scheidt from the street scene.
Hahnebergweg ( Location )	0790	Hahneberg	Feb 13, 1958	The path starts from the Weinmeisterhornweg as a dead end to the west. Only the first 40 to 50 meters are driveway, further there is a paved path closed to all traffic (sign 250) which leads directly to Fort Hahneberg . Until 1990 the road ran through the wall strip to West Staaken .
Buttercup Path ( Location )	0400j	Buttercup , species-rich plant genus used as ornamental plants	Jan. 30, 1933	The road lies between the honeysuckle and plum path and was previously run as a private road H , the renaming was based on the letter "H" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West Staaken , municipality of Staaken in the district of Nauen , on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur from 1945 to 1990 .
Hamburger Street ( Location )	0520 (in the district)	Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg , port city at the mouth of the Elbe	0May 4, 2000	The street lies between Seegefelder Weg and the city limits, it continues under this name in the neighboring town of Falkensee to Spandauer Straße. The street had previously been laid out in the 1930s as street 341 in the Albrechtshof colony. An objection filed against the designation was rejected. On the Falkensee side, the remains of the Falkensee satellite camp can be found as a historical park. Elsewhere, between 1899 and 1937, the western part of Brunsbütteler Damm was called Hamburger Strasse .
Harburger way ( Location )	0260	Harburg , district of Hamburg	Feb. 18, 1955	The street between Brunsbütteler Damm and Pinneberger Weg was laid out as street 377 as early as 1935 . Almost all streets in this settlement area north of Brunsbütteler Damm - previously: Hamburger Straße - bear the names of Hamburg districts or places in the vicinity of Hamburg.
Hartwichzeile ( Location )	0290	Emil Hermann Hartwich (1801–1879), railway engineer	May 18, 1965	The street between Meyerweg and Straße 354 in the newly created "Neues Heim" settlement north of the Lehrter Railway was named after pioneers of the railway industry , like the surrounding streets.
Main road ( Location )	0680	old street of the village of Staaken	around 1900	The road between Bergstrasse and Staakener Feldstrasse, over which it continues as a spur road , is located in West Staaken , which came to Soviet-occupied territory due to the Allied exchange of territory in 1945 and then belonged to the GDR as the Staaken municipality until 1990 .
Heerstrasse ( Location )	3630	Heerstraße , overland connection road for the rapid movement of the army	1908	The street with the federal highway 5 lies between the district and city limits in the district, to the west it continues in Wilhelmstadt and further in the district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf . Heerstraße was built between 1903 and 1911 to provide a direct connection for the Berlin garrison between Berlin and the military training area in Döberitz to the west, which was created in 1897, bypassing the core of the independent city of Spandau. The street on Spandauer Flur was laid out 1903–1911 and was named Heerstraße around 1908, at least in Staaken it was called Döberitzer Heerstraße until 1921 . The total length of today's Heerstraße is 10.8 kilometers. The New Jerusalem settlement is incorporated with the properties 342–342a on the abolished street 387 , as well as 655a – 655e and 645a – 645h for the abolished street 388 and street 389 .
Heidebergplan ( Location )	0110	Heideberg or Heidelake, field name	0Sep 9 1931	It lies between Am Heideberg and Am Krug. The name market place existed until 1931
Helma bow ( Location )	0210	after the client Helma Eigenheim AG	0May 1, 2008	The street in the arch from and to the Wiesengrund was redesigned in 2008.
Helmut Käutner Way ( Location )	0200	Helmut Käutner (1908–1980), director and actor	0March 7, 1986	The street was called Straße 369 until it was named and is located between Ernst-Bruch -zeile and Rellstabweg.
Hensoldtweg ( Location )	0120	Moritz Hensoldt (1821–1903), pioneer of optics for binoculars	0Nov 1, 1971	It goes from the Messterweg to the south as a spur road . The road 39 was aptly named other streets in this residential area after pioneers of optics, photo and film technology.
Hohenloher way ( Location )	0250	Hohenlohe , region in the northeast of Baden-Württemberg	0Jan. 1, 2007	The path in Albrechtshof near the city limits ( Seegefeld , City of Falkensee ), which had not been laid out by 2015 (street number: 9378), is located in an area designated as building land. The planned tour is the southern crossing between the Öhringer and the Ingelfinger Weg with a feed to the Hamburger Straße next to their property 3.Until 2015, in this Staaken outskirts on the city limits in the square Hamburger and Seegefelder Straße to the forest area south of the Panzersee ( Große Lake) still no construction activity [out of date] . In the Berlin street list it is assigned to the RBS class STRA, has level V (without category) in the street development plan and the OKSTRA class : "N".
Basically ( Location )	0510	Terrain structure in the grove	around 1970	This cul-de-sac from the valley path to the outskirts was in West-Staaken, and there, road 428 was named by the municipality council .
Immergrünsteig ( Location )	0420	Evergreen , genus of plants of which two species are used as ornamental plants	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between Torweg and over Melonensteig and was previously run as a private street J , the renaming was based on the letter "I" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. On the basis of Allied agreements from 1945 on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur from 1945 to 1990, this area belonged to West Staaken and in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district .
Ingelfinger Weg ( Location )	0120	Ingelfingen , town in the Hohenlohe district, Baden-Württemberg.	0Jan. 1, 2007	The path (street number: 9381) in Albrechtshof near the city limits, which has not yet been created by 2015, is located south of the Künzelsauer Weg to Hohenloher Weg . The surrounding area at the city limits ( Seegefeld , Stadt Falkensee ) is intended as building land. Up until 2015 there was still no [out of date] construction activity in this Staaken outskirts of the Hamburger and Seegefelder Straße square with the forest area south of the Panzersee (Große Lake) . In the Berlin street list it is assigned to the RBS class STRA, has level V (without category) in the street development plan and the OKSTRA class : "N".
Isenburg way ( Location )	0930	Isenburg , town near Neuwied, Rhineland-Palatinate	0Sep 9 1931	The road lies between Eichholzbahn and Zeestower Weg. The street 9 was named in 1931. It is located in West Staaken and came to the Soviet-occupied area through the Allied exchange of territory in Staaken and Kladow in 1945 and thus became part of the GDR as a municipality of Staaken and was named Ernst-Thälmann-Straße in 1956 . On October 1, 1990 - two days before German reunification - the council of the Staaken municipality decided to rename it to Isenburger Weg.
Jänickendorfer Weg ( Location )	0370	Jänickendorf , place in Teltow-Fläming, today part of the Nuthe-Urstromtal community	Jan. 24, 1938	The street in the residential estate in the West-Staaken area is between Fachinger Straße and Zeestower Weg and was called Straße 321 before it was named .
Käthe-Heinemann-Weg ( Location )	0090	Käthe Heinemann (1889–1975), music teacher	around 1996	The road goes north as a cul-de-sac from Adelheid-Poninska-Straße. The name was given on the basis of a list of suggestions for women's names from the Working Group of Social Democratic Women (ARSP).
Kerrweg ( Location )	0380	Alfred Kerr (1867–1948), writer and journalist	May 19, 1959	The street lies between Baluschek- and Magistratsweg and was called Straße 383 before it was named .
church Square ( Location )	0080 × 60	Staakener Church	around 1915	The square between An den Giebeln and Heidebergplan got its name from the garden city around 1915, the church was then built in 1922.
Klosterbuschweg ( Location )	0700	Klosterbusch, old field name; the area belonged to the "monastery freedom", ie the property of the Benedictine convent Spandau , which existed from 1239 until the 16th century.	0Dec. 1, 1965	The street to the east of the Klosterbüsche settlement lies between Seegefelder Weg and the railway bridges of the Hamburger Bahn . The street 351 was named in 1965, to the south the Magistratsweg follows and to the north Am Kiesteich. In 1989 the Brandwerderweg was included in the Klosterbuschweg.
Knotweed trail ( Location )	0400	Knotweed , genus of plants	Jan. 30, 1933	The road lies between the honeysuckle path and over the Melonensteig to the Heidelakegraben. It was previously run as a private road K , when renaming a botanical term with "K" was used, so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Köhlbrandweg ( Location )	0180	Köhlbrand , Elbe arm between Hamburg and Harburg	Oct 22, 1956	The street between Oldesloer and Wandsbeker Weg, previously Straße 421 , is located in the Louise Schröder settlement, which was built north of Brunsbütteler Damm - the former Hamburger Straße.
Kretzer line ( Location )	0180	Max Kretzer (1854–1941), writer	Jan. 29, 1958	The line, previously Straße 365 , lies between Rellstab- and Cosmarweg. The Kretzerzeile is to be renamed according to a resolution of the Spandau district council from January 2015, because Max Kretzer had openly sympathized with the National Socialists .
Künzelsauer Weg ( Location )	0200	Künzelsau , district town of the Hohenlohe district, Baden-Württemberg.	0Jan. 1, 2007	The path in Albrechtshof near the city limits (street number: 9380), which has not yet been created by 2015, is located between Hamburger Straße and the city limits ( Seegefeld , city of Falkensee ) and the surrounding area is intended as building land. Up until 2015, there was still no [outdated] construction activity on the outskirts of Staaken on the outskirts of the Hamburger and Seegefelder Straße square with the forest area south of the Panzersee (Große Lake) . In the Berlin street list it is assigned to the RBS class STRA, has level V (without category) in the street development plan and the OKSTRA class : "N".
Leubnitzer Weg ( Location )	0230	Leubnitz , district in the east of Dresden , Saxony	0Aug 1, 1972	It is located between Maulbeerallee and Baedekerweg. The sand road east of the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung consisted of two sections with no direct connection, so the smaller, northern section, adapted to surrounding streets, was renamed with names after Dresden districts and suburbs.
Leuthingerweg ( Location )	0100 (in the district)	Nikolaus Leuthinger (1554–1612), theologian, chronicler and poet	Feb. 18, 1955	The road between Seegefelder Weg and the district boundary at the level of the allotment garden, the district includes plots 33-39, the district boundary runs on the road that continues eastwards in Falkenhagener Feld . It was laid out as Road 493 in the 1930s .
Lohr path ( Location )	0320	Lohr am Main , town in the Main-Spessart district, Bavaria.	0Apr 5, 1934	The street in the West Staakener area was called Straße 305 before it was named and is located between Torweg and Fachinger Straße.
Loschwitzer way ( Location )	0420	Loschwitz , district in the east of Dresden, Saxony	Nov 11, 1968	The street between Pillnitzer and Magistratsweg was newly laid out in the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung and, like the surrounding streets, was named after the eastern suburbs of Dresden.
Löwenmaulsteig ( Location )	0230	Snapdragon , genus with ornamental plants	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between Finkenkruger Weg and Hahnenfußpfad and was previously run as a private street L , the renaming was based on the letter "L" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Löwenstammstrasse ( Location )	0330	Arthur Löwenstamm (1882–1965), educator and rabbi	Aug 15, 2002	Before the name was given, the street between Seegefelder and Albrechtshofer Weg was street 343 in the Albrechtshof colony. The name of the previously numbered street was chosen together with Georg-Schroeder- and Alfons-Loewe-Straße after Jewish victims of National Socialism.
Luchweg ( Location )	0540	Luch , swamp meadow.	0Nov 1, 2004	The Luchweg was laid out as street 344 in the Albrechtshof colony in the 1930s. It is located between Seegefelder Weg and the city limits.
Luftschifferweg ( Location )	0280	Leader of an airship	0Oct 1, 1965	The street in the garden city of Staaken was called Straße 328 before it was named. The street with reference to the Staaken airship port is located east of Hackbuschstraße as a cul-de-sac to KGA Neuland.
Magistratsweg ( Location )	1910	Magistrate of Berlin , competent authority for the street	before 1893	The street lies between Heerstraße and the railway bridge. It was created when the city of Spandau in the east of the Staakener Feldmark was assigned land and served to develop these municipal lands. The name of this street, which was laid out around 1830, is not known, the name is first found in 1893. In 1934 the street was extended to Heerstraße, which included the Weinbergsweg .
Mareyzeile ( Location )	0220	Étienne-Jules Marey (1830–1904), French physiologist, inventor and photography pioneer	Aug 26, 1965	The streets between Meydenbauerweg and Gruberzeilein are located in the residential area south of Heerstraße , where streets are named after pioneers of photo technology.
Mulberry Avenue ( Location )	0800	Mulberries , for sericulture	before 1909	The road between Seeburger and Magistratsweg was laid out around 1880 with the Lazarus settlement as an access road and was named Maulbeerallee as early as 1909. The route of the Maulbeerallee was changed in 1968 when the old settlement was cleared in favor of the Rudolf Wissell settlement and the street name was reassigned on September 1, 1971.
Melon dough ( Location )	0280	Melons , cultivated plants with large, juicy berry fruits	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between Isenburger Weg and Hahnenfußpfad and was previously run as a private street M , the name was changed using the letter "M" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Messterweg ( Location )	0210	Oskar Meßter (1866–1943), film pioneer, camera for aerial photographs.	Oct 22, 1956	The street 402 between Semmelländer and Anschützweg got its name in 1956 according to the streets in the residential area south of the Heerstraße after the names of pioneers in the fields of optics, photo and film technology.
Meydenbauer way ( Location )	0360 (in the district)	Albrecht Meydenbauer (1834–1921) civil engineer and founder of architectural photogrammetry	Aug 27, 1963	The road lies between Anschützweg and Sandstraße and continues eastward in Wilhelmstadt . The street 401 was included in the newly created street in 1963 and, like other streets in this residential area south of the Heerstraße, bears the name after pioneers in the fields of photo and film technology (see also: Filmwerk in Staaken ).
Meyerweg ( Location )	0490	Joseph Meyer (1796–1856), publisher and founder of the Bibliographical Institute	May 18, 1965	The road, newly laid out in 1965, lies between Haarmannweg and Klosterbuschweg.
Möthlower Strasse ( Location )	0390	Möthlow , municipality in Havelland, Brandenburg	Apr 21, 1932	The street, previously street 46 , in the West-Staakens area lies between Seegefelder Weg and Georg-Schroeder-Straße, the spur road beyond that leads to the wall strip , which was initially a fallow area after 1990 .
Mühlenbachring ( Location )	0410	Windmill that was previously located here	Nov 15, 2001	The street is located in the newly developed Mühlenviertel south of the Staakener Feldstraße as a ring.
Mühlendorfstrasse ( Location )	0150	Windmill that was previously located here	Nov 15, 2001	The street lies between Staakener Feldstrasse and Mühlenbachring in the newly created Mühlenviertel. A windmill is still shown on a map from 1924. The clay half-timbered barn of the mill farmhouse, built around 1850, is now at Schulstrasse 62.
Daffodil path ( Location )	0140	Daffodils , genus of plants with ornamental and garden plants	Jan. 30, 1933	The road lies between Finkenkruger Weg and Orangensteig and was previously run as a private road N , when the name was renamed, the letter "N" was used for a botanical term, so that the alphabetical context of the settlement was retained. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur . The road was in the western section in the area of ​​the border strip .
Nennhauser dam ( Location )	2200	Nennhausen , municipality in Havelland, Brandenburg	0Sep 9 1931	Before 1900, Bahnhofstrasse was laid out here near the center of the still independent municipality of Staaken, and Königstrasse to the south of it . During the naming campaign in 1931 , both streets south of the train station to Nennhauser Damm were merged and renamed. On October 1, 1990, the Kurz Strasse , built in 1937/1938, also became part of the Nennhauser Damm. With the opening of the border in 1990, all road access came back to Berlin. As a result of the separation from West Staaken due to the Allied agreement of 1945, the Nennhauser Damm was partly in West Berlin and the southern branch initially belonged to East Berlin and then to the Nauen district . At that time, parts of Staaken (around the Staaken airfield) were assigned to the Soviet zone as compensation for the transition of parts around Gatow, in order to allow the British armed forces unhindered access to Gatow airfield in the British sector . For many years the border ran in the middle of the street along the Berlin Wall . With the agreement between the Berlin Senate and the GDR on March 31, 1988, the entire road area came to West Berlin .
New street ( Location )	0160	after the new construction of the road	around 1900	It was the access road for a new small housing estate built at the end of the 19th century when the first larger industrial companies emerged on what was then Hamburger Straße. The street lies between Blankeneser and Magistratsweg.
Neunkircher Steig ( Location )	0600 (in the district)	Neunkirchen in Saarland	0Apr 5, 1934	The street in the residential estate between Eichholzbahn and Ferbitzer Weg was known as street 324 before it was named . It lies along the city limits, the road and eastern properties belong to the district, and the Falkensee waterworks are on the west side. In 1945 this West Staaken area came under Allied agreements to West Staaken (1945 to 1990 outside Berlin). The naming can be seen in the recovery of the Saarland . The fact that Neunkirchen was the birthplace of Erich Honecker as a SED functionary was left behind while the street was part of the GDR .
Nidecksteig ( Location )	0400	Nideck , ruined castle in the Vosges, France	0Apr 5, 1934	The street between Fachinger Straße and Aumetzer Weg in the residential estate in West Staaken was called Straße 307 before it was named .
Oberdorfer Steig ( Location )	0390	Bad Oberdorf , district of Hindelang in Oberallgäu, Bavaria	0Sep 9 1931	The path, previously Straße 6 , between Eichholzbahn and Fachinger Straße (here as a dead-end street ) in the Staaken residential estate is in the West Staaken area . The pedestrian tunnel leads south through the railway line.
Avenue of fruit ( Location )	0600	Fruits , edible fruits and seeds	around 1880	The street between Magistratsweg and Sandstraße was built around 1880 and was called Obstallee from the start. When the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung was built after 1970, the street was partially re-guided. It was confirmed again as Obstallee on February 1, 1973, mistakenly as a new street.
Öhringer way ( Location )	0140	Öhringen , large district town in the Hohenlohe district, Baden-Württemberg.	0Jan. 1, 2007	The path (street number: 9379) in Albrechtshof near the city limits of Seegefeld (city of Falkensee ), which was not yet laid out by 2015, forms the western boundary of the area designated as building land. It is located from Künzelsauer Weg southwards to Hohenloher Weg . Up until 2015 there was still no [out of date] construction activity at the city limits in this Staaken peripheral area in the Karree Hamburger and Seegefelder Straße with the forest area south of the Panzersee (Große Lake) . In Brandenburg, on the other hand, the neighboring Seegefeld residential area was built with several residential buildings. To the south, the plan area in Albrechtshof is bounded by a commercial building (discounter Seegefelder Straße 466) at the Albrechtshof regional train station . In the Berlin street list, the route is assigned to the RBS class STRA, has level V (without category) in the street development plan and the OKSTRA class : "N".
Oldesloer way ( Location )	0640	Bad Oldesloe , district town in Stormarn, Schleswig-Holstein	Feb. 18, 1955	The street between Magistrats- and Filmwerkeweg lies in the Louise-Schröder-Siedlung and was called Straße 427 before it was named .
Orange dough ( Location )	0420	Orange , evergreen tree that bears oranges	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between the Narcissus Path and across the Plum Path and was previously run as a private street O. When it was renamed, the letter “O” was used, so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This street in the residential estate was named after the plant name and belonged to West Staaken .
Orelzeile ( Location )	0070	Eduard von Orel (1877–1941), Austrian cartographer and inventor	Nov 18, 1965	When it was laid out in 1965, the street as a cul-de-sac going east from Vogelzeile was named after a pioneer of photo technology, like the surrounding streets.
Pastor-Theile-Strasse ( Location )	0490	Johannes Hermann Max Theile (1892–1964), theologian, resistance fighter against the Nazi regime	0Feb 7, 1997	The road is between the gardening ring and Cosmarweg.
Plum path ( Location )	0190	Plum , stone fruit from the rose family	Jan. 30, 1933	The street lies between the Orangensteig and extends the Ferbitzer Weg, it was previously run as a private street P , the renaming was based on the letter "P" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Philipp-Gerlach-Weg ( Location )	0270	Philipp Gerlach (1679–1748), architect	0Feb. 1, 2003	The street was replaced by the Staakener Feldstraße. It leads north from the main road to the Bullengraben .
Phöbener Steig ( Location )	0250	Phöben , municipality north of Werder, Brandenburg	0Sep 9 1931	The street in the Albrechtshof ( West-Staaken ) housing estate was called Straße 19 before it was named . It lies between Ferbitzer and Zeestower Weg.
Pietschweg ( Location )	0150	Ludwig Pietsch (1824–1911), painter, art writer and columnist	Jan. 29, 1958	The street was previously listed as street 364 and is located between Rellstabweg and Cosmarweg.
Pillnitzer way ( Location )	0510	Pillnitz , district of Dresden, Saxony.	Nov 11, 1968	The street is in the part of the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung, in which the streets are named after Dresden districts, between Heerstraße and Magistratsweg.
Pinneberger way ( Location )	0250 (in the district)	Pinneberg , district town in Schleswig-Holstein	Feb. 18, 1955	The street 373 and street 501 were named together in 1955 in Pinneberger Weg. The street lies between Blankeneser Weg and the Neustaakener Graben in the district and continues eastwards behind the ditch in Spandau to Prisdorfer Straße. In this residential area north of Brunsbütteler Damm, the former Hamburger Straße, several streets are named after places in and around Hamburg.
Pulfrichzeile ( Location )	0090	Carl Pulfrich (1858–1927), physicist and optician, Pulfrich refractometer	Nov 18, 1965	The street starts east of Vogelzeile, in a residential area south of Heerstraße , where the streets are named after pioneers of optics.
Cross way ( Location )	0120	At right angles to the settlement axis	around 1970	The street southeast of Fort Hahneberg , previously street 333 , was named Querweg by the council of Staaken in 1970. It is located in West Staaken between Buschower and Siedlungsweg.
Quince dough ( Location )	0130	Quince , pome fruit	Jan. 30, 1933	The street is north of the plum path and was previously run as a private street Q , the renaming was based on the letter "Q" so that the neighboring streets are sorted alphabetically. This area belonged to West-Staaken from 1945 to 1990, in the GDR to the municipality of Staaken in the Nauen district on the basis of allied agreements on the exchange of territory from Staakener to Groß Glienicker Flur .
Räcknitzer Steig ( Location )	0250	Räcknitz , southern district of Dresden, Saxony	0Sep 1 1971	The street goes south from the Maulbeerallee as a cul-de-sac , in a residential area, where the surrounding streets are named after Dresden districts.
Reckeweg ( Location )	0300 + 490 (in the district)	Otto Karl Louis Recke (1844–1922), pastor from Spandau	Feb. 18, 1955	The Reckeweg is a spur road to the west of the Seegefelder Weg parallel to it and opens up to those behind with a footpath at the western end; interrupted by a green area, the road is eastward between road 603 and the district boundary on road 396. Eastward it continues to Falkenhagener Feld . The street was laid out and built on as street 390 in the 1930s parallel to Seegefelder Weg.
Reimerweg ( Location )	0260	Moritz Gerhard Reimer (1816–1867), landowner	0March 1, 1963	The road between Heerstraße and Weinmeisterhornweg west of Amalienhof was unofficially called Elsenweg and was officially named after Reimer in 1963. He was the owner of the Staakener Vorwerk, which was renamed Amalienhof at his request. Reimer's wife was called Amalie.
Rellstabweg ( Location )	0760	Ludwig Rellstab (1799–1860), poet and music critic	0Nov 8, 1955	The road 359 between Baluschek- and Cosmarweg was named in 1955.
Richard-Münch-Strasse ( Location )	0500	Richard Münch (1889–1968), Spandau Mayor, City Elder of Berlin	0Feb 7, 1997	The road is between nursery ring and Cosmarweg, over the latter as a spur road going on.
Rowanweg ( Location )	0180	William Rowan (around 1845–1900), British railway engineer (steam powered rail car).	May 18, 1965	The street lies between Klosterbuschweg and Deniszeile and, like the surrounding streets, was named after a railway pioneer.
Sand road ( Location )	0490 (in the district)	former local sand pits	around 1888	The street lies between Gruberzeile and Obstallee, whereby the street and eastern properties belong to Wilhelmstadt , the western, odd-numbered properties belong to the district along the entire length of the street. The name Sandstrasse was officially mentioned for the first time around 1888, but it was probably used before. The road consisted of two sections and so on August 1, 1972, the smaller, northern section was renamed Leubnitzer Weg.
Schulstrasse ( Location )	0780	new school building of the rural community Staaken from 1897/1898	around 1900	The street is located in the West Staaken area between Nennhauser Damm and Am Zeppelinpark (Berolinastraße).
Schwebelweg ( Location )	0400	Gotthardt Emil Robert Oskar Schwebel (1845–1891), theologian, local researcher	Oct 22, 1956	The street was laid out in the north of the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung as Straße 367 and lies between Rellstabweg and Maulbeerallee.
Seeburger Weg ( Location )	0070 (in the district)	Seeburg , neighboring municipality to the east	1857	The road area north of Maulbeerallee Maulbeerweg is located in Wilhelmstadt , only around 60 meters on the western edge of the road (southern end) with lots 34 and 36 in the Staaken area. As late as the 1950s, the Seeburger Weg led as a local connection in continuation of Seeburger Strasse in (almost) straight line to the municipality of Seeburg. Structural changes, in particular the construction of the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung, interrupted the old course, which ended in 1961 at the city ​​border with the GDR . So parts were canceled and the section south of Heerstraße was renamed Semmelländer Weg on January 1, 1972 .
Seegefelder Weg ( Location )	2070 (in the district)	Seegefeld, in 1923 the eastern neighboring town merged with Falkenhagen to form Falkensee , Havelland in Brandenburg	Dec 13, 1934	The path is parallel to the railway line between the district and the city limits; the road continues eastward in Spandau and there in Seegefelder Strasse. The naming of the western continuation of the Spandauer Seegefelder Straße in 1934 probably followed the name used up to then. The road continues westward in Falkensee, but is also called Seegefelder Strasse there, and is consistently designated as the main thoroughfare.
Semmelländerweg ( Location )	0580	Roll land, old field name	0Jan. 1, 1972	The street lies between Heerstraße and Weinmeisterhornweg. The Seeburger Weg originally ran here, although it had lost its continuation across the city limits to Seeburg in the 1950s. Due to extensive construction work after 1970, it was interrupted several times and road sections were canceled. The section between Heerstraße and the Hahneberg green area remained and was named Semmelländerweg in 1972.
Settlement path ( Location )	0150 + 50 (side street)	Settlement on the Hahneberg	around 1970	It is located south of Fort Hahneberg and continues the crossing path, both the direct continuation and the crossing path are named the same.
Spandauer Strasse ( Location )	1220	historical route from Staaken to Spandau	before 1909	It is located between Nennhauser Straße and Blankeneser Weg, but on Magistratsweg there are no access roads on both sides. The street name Spandauer Straße for this connecting route is proven from 1909.
Spieroweg ( Location )	0200	Heinrich Spiero (1876–1947), Germanist and literary historian.	Jan. 29, 1958	The path lies between Springerzeile and Bullengraben and was called Straße 363 before it was named in 1958 .
Springer line ( Location )	0840	Robert Springer (1816–1885), writer and publicist	Jan. 29, 1958	The street in the north of the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung was called Straße 358 before it was named and is located between Baluschek- and Spieroweg.
Staakener Strasse ( Location )	0440 (in the district)	Staaken (from Spandau)	around 1878	It is located between Klosterbuschweg and the suburbs near the street 357 in the district and continues in the larger section eastwards to Spandau to Seegefelder Straße. The traffic of the section in the district takes place as a spur road westwards from Spandau, since the connection to Klosterbuschweg south of the industrial area on property 68 from the turning hammer between the railway bridges is only possible as a secret route. The street was the former route from Spandau to the neighboring town of Staaken, from which the name derives.
Staakener Feldstrasse ( Location )	0190	delimiting field road, leading to the field	0Oct. 1, 1990	Today the street goes from Nennhauser Damm to the west and as a footpath with connection to Brunsbütteler Damm. The street is located in the area of ​​West Staaken, which from 1945 to 1990 on the basis of Allied agreements belonged to the Soviet-occupied area and later to the GDR . On October 1, 1990 - two days before West Staaken was reintegrated into Berlin - the Staaken municipality decided to merge Feldstrasse and Erich-Meier-Strasse as Staakener Feldstrasse. On February 1, 2003, the section between Hauptstrasse and Bullengraben was renamed Philipp-Gerlach-Weg.
Stieglakeweg ( Location )	0540	Stieglake, old field name east of the village of Staaken	0Sep 1 1973	The street 411 was named 1973 and is located between Spandauer Straße and Südekumzeile, above it as a dead end street .
Street 331 ( Location )	0120	Numbering in the development plan	after 1930	The road lies between Eichholzbahn and Zörgiebelweg, as a footpath to Ungewitterweg.
Street 339 ( Location )	0310 (in the district)	Numbering in the development plan	after 1930	It is located in Albrechtshof between Ferbitzer and Zeestower Weg along the city limits to Falkensee . The plots to the east are evenly numbered, fallow land is located in the Falkensee district .
Street 354 ( Location )	0200	Numbering in the development plan	after 1930	Street is south of Rowanweg going over the Neustaakener Graben to the railway line .
Street 357 ( Location )	0240	Numbering in the development plan	after 1930	The street is north of Staakener Straße along Neustaakener Graben and then bends to the southwest.
Street 393 ( Location )	0190	Numbering in the development plan	after 1930	The street is completely in the district between Seegefelder Weg and Wolfshorst and includes house numbers 1–14. The street Am Kiesteich in the district of Berlin-Falkenhagener Feld connects to the north .
Street 396 ( Location )	0150 (in the district)	Numbering in the development plan	after 1930	The road was laid out in the 1930s and the length of the border with Falkenhagener Feld runs along it . It lies between Wolfshorst and Seegefelder Weg.
Street 603 ( Location )	0180	Numbering in the development plan	1938	It leads from Seegefelder Weg northwards over the Reckeweg as a spur road to the border of the district, with the properties 8, 10 and 16. In the Berlin address book 1943 is the street 603 between the railway and the Volkspark, across the street 390 and the Seegefelder Weg two developed plots and 44 construction sites indicated. The road continues as a footpath and bike path across the Spektelake and ends at An der Felgenlake.
South front line ( Location )	0610	Albert Südekum (1871–1944), journalist and politician	0Sep 1 1965	The street lies between Magistratsweg and Zweiwinkelweg.
Sulzbacher Steig ( Location )	0170	Sulzbach / Saar , industrial city in the Saarbrücken city association, Saarland	0Apr 5, 1934	The street in the Staakener Eigenheimsiedlung was laid out as street 323 and is located in the Weststaaken area between Neunkircher Steig and Lohrer path.
Sundhauser Gang ( Location )	0120	Sundhausen , municipality near Bad Langensalza in the Unstrut plain	Apr 21, 1932	Before 1932 the street in the Staakener Eigenheimsiedlung was called Straße 22 and belonged to Werst-Staaken , it goes eastward from the Neunkircher Steig.
Valley path ( Location )	0450	Valley west of Fort Hahneberg	June 19, 1968	The street is located in the Weststaaken area and belonged to the GDR until 1990, so street 322 was named Talweg according to the council decision of the Staaken community ( Nauen district ) of June 19, 1968. The road lies between Fahrlander Weg and Am Fort and leads from the height of Fort Hahneberg into the neighboring valley to the west. The road on the outskirts in the forest is mostly built with single-family houses.
Gateway ( Location )	2200	gate-like porches of houses on part of the street	0Sep 9 1931	The street lies between Klosterbuschweg and Neunkircher Steig and was formed in 1931 from Delbrückstraße and Straße 2 . On October 1, 1965, the street 327 was included as an eastern extension and on July 23, 1979 a newly laid street section up to Hackbuschstraße. The section of the Torweg west of the Finkenkruger Weg belonged to the Soviet sector of Berlin on the basis of Allied agreements and later came to the GDR in the Nauen district . The area in the area of ​​the border strip of the Berlin Wall is built on with homes.
crossing ( Location )	0090	at the railway site	0Sep 1 1973	It lies between Wittfeldstrasse (railway line) and Seegefelder Weg and was previously called Strasse 392
Thunderstorm path ( Location )	0850	Curt Ungewitter (1891–1927), pilot in Johannisthal, crashed near Staaken	0Nov 4, 1935	The street in the garden city of Staaken lies between Finkenkruger Weg and across Hackbuschstrasse as a cul-de-sac . Until 1935, the street laid out after 1914 was called Russenweg .
Bird row ( Location )	0320	Hermann Wilhelm Vogel (1834–1898), photo chemist (Handbook of Photography)	Aug 26, 1965	The street is located between Meydenbauerweg and Gruberzeile in the residential area south of Heerstraße and was named after the pioneers of optics, photo and film technology.
Voigtländer line ( Location )	0070	Voigtländer (1812–1878), Austrian optician	Nov 18, 1965	The line goes eastward from Vogelzeile and, like this one in the residential area south of Heerstraße, was named after a pioneer in the field of optics.
Wandsbeker Weg ( Location )	0220	Wandsbek , district of Hamburg	Oct 22, 1956	The road between Köhlbrand- and Barmbeker Weg was planned, laid out and named in 1956 as road 420 . The streets in this settlement area north of Brunsbütteler Damm - the former Hamburger Straße - were named after Hamburg suburbs and places in the Hamburg area.
Pasture path ( Location )	0340	Pasture , economically used grassland	around 1970	The path is between Heerstrasse and Nennhauser Damm. It was named after the parallel meadow path and in memory of the proximity to the former village. The previous street 386 located here , with the numbering according to the development plan, was named Weidenweg by the Staaken municipality around 1970. At that time the road was in West Staaken outside Berlin, this situation arose in 1945 through an agreement between the British and Soviet allies due to their use of the Gatow and Staaken airfields .
Vineyard height ( Location )	0380 + 370	formerly took place here wine	after 1950	The Weinbergshöhe consists of two parallel roadways that leave the Weinmeisterhornweg in the south and lead to a hill built with private homes and open up the plots 1–43 of the Weinbergshöhe settlement there. They end on the Wall Trail outside the city limits to Seeburg and are connected by this in the south, behind the sign 250 traffic ban. Weinbergshöhe is shown twice as a road sign, the names Akazien- and Rebenweg ( location ) are no longer officially shown in the statistics and are probably given up in favor of the current name, as both street names also exist in other parts of Berlin. The elevation lies between the Hahneberg (68 m) and the Karolinenhöhe (52 m). To the southeast of the settlement lies the border with the Wilhelmstadt district , to the northwest it is enclosed by the “ Hahneberg neighborhood and recreation area ”. In the 19th century viticulture was practiced in the area.
Weinmeisterhornweg ( Location )	1370 (in the district)	Weinmeisterhorn, headland in the Scharfen Lanke (Havelbucht)	0Sep 9 1931	The road between highway and the district boundary to Wilhelm city , but is not connected to the highway, making it the north from Reimerweg Hahneberg an impasse is. The transition to the neighboring district is on the eastern edge of the Weinbergshöhe settlement and until An der Karolinenhöhe, the north side still belongs to the district. The path already existed in its course in the Middle Ages and before 1900 the Stiftstraße was part of this street, the name of which was related to the Amalienhof. In 1931 Weinmeisterhornstraße , Straße 46 and In den Weinbergen were included in the new name Weinmeisterhornweg in Wilhelmstadt .
Weißenstadter Ring ( Location )	0580	Weißenstadt , town near Wunsiedel in the Fichtel Mountains, Bavaria	0Dec. 1, 1961	The road from Magistratsweg to the east opens up the multi-storey apartment buildings within the ring and the two-storey flat residential buildings outside of the ring as an access road.
Meadow ground ( Location )	0260	neighboring meadow in the ground	around 1970	The road lies between Wiesenweg and Bergstraße, the eastern part is developed and built up as a road, the western section leads through grassland. The short cul-de-sac was named Straße 372 and was named in 1970 by the Staaken municipality council. At this point in time, the site was in West Staaken near the border installations of the Berlin Wall that lay to the west on Bergstrasse; the extension of the road over this fallow land, which was created after 1990, took place on August 1, 2007
Meadow path ( Location )	0440	Meadow , adjacent green area	around 1970	The road between Nennhauser Damm and Heerstraße is parallel to Weidenweg. As a result of allied agreements, the street was in West Staaken outside of Berlin and so street 370 was renamed around 1970 by the Staaken municipality council.
Winterhuder Weg ( Location )	0200	Winterhude , district of Hamburg	0July 1, 1962	The road between Spandauer Straße and Eichholzbahn was rebuilt in 1962 in the Louise Schröder settlement. To the north of the Billstedter path, the street continues for a while as a cul-de-sac and then turns into a footpath and the ICE route and its noise protection is crossed by the Winterhuder Steg, a pedestrian bridge. The street name has been adapted to the surrounding streets (formerly north of Hamburger Straße )
Wittfeldstrasse ( Location )	0470	Gustav Wittfeld (1855–1923), engineer	0Sep 1 1973	The street lies between Leuthingerweg and the transition, the plots 28-38 are up to the Klosterbuschweg. Before being named after a pioneer of the railway industry, it was called Straße 526 .
Wolfshorst ( Location )	0140 (in the district)	Wolfshorst, old field name.	0March 1, 1963	The road 391 was named in 1963 and is located on the district edge to Falkenhagener field between road 396 and road 393 over which it still as a spur road goes. Until Kiesteich only the southern plots 1–33a without the street belong to the district, west of the street Am Kiesteich (formerly: Strasse 394 ) the district boundary runs along the street and includes the plots 52-56 (straight) with the southern is here the KGA Felkenlake. The turning hammer at the west end of the street is (north) outside of the district.
Zeestower way ( Location )	1200	Zeestow , municipality in Havelland, Brandenburg.	0Sep 9 1931	The street between Straße 339 and Isenburger Weg was planned as Straße 18 in the north of the Staakener residential estate . Between 1945 and 1990 it was located in West Staaken and at that time outside the Spandau district, the cause of the Allied agreements on Gatow and Staaken airports.
Zörgiebelweg ( Location )	0320	Karl Zörgiebel (1878–1961), politician, police chief in Berlin	0March 1, 1964	The street was laid out in the southern garden city of Staaken as Straße 326 and named in 1964, it is located between Hackbuschstraße and Straße 331.
Two-angle way ( Location )	0320	Zigzag road (twice)	0Oct. 1, 1969	The road between Südekumzeile and Brunsbütteler Damm was rebuilt in the Neu-Staaken residential area.
Between the gables ( Location )	0130	Gable to the street side	around 1914	The street between Torweg and Kirchplatz lies in the western part of the garden city of Staaken. The architecture of the adjoining houses with the striking bell gables is modeled on the Dutch Quarter in Potsdam (1732–1742).

Some planned and former streets

Only named streets are taken into account in the table, the numbered streets are only noted in the "Comments" column in the overview above. The address book from 1943 contains the following streets that were officially managed at that time (some of them were listed under the unofficial name)

• Street 325 , Street 326 , Street 329 , Street 330 , Street 339 ,
• Strasse 341 (Markauer Weg) , Strasse 342 (Satzkorner Strasse) , Strasse 343 (Priorter Weg) , Strasse 344 (Geltower Weg) , Strasse 345 (Falkenrehder Weg) , Strasse 347 (Betmatenweg) ,
• Street 351 , Street 358 , Street 359 , Street 360 , Street 363 , Street 364 , Street 365 , Street 366 , Street 367 , Street 368 , Street 369 ,
• Street 373 , Street 375 , Street 376 , Street 377 , Street 378 , Street 379 ,
• Street 382 , Street 384 , Street 385 , Street 386 , Street 389 , Street 390 , Street 393 , Street 397 , Street 398 ,
• Street 401 , Street 402 , Street 418 , Street 420 , Street 421 , Street 427 , Street 438 ,
• Street 603 .

Renaming and re-naming in West Staaken are due to the hive-off (Lex Geltow) of this area from the British Sector Berlin in the Soviet Zone in 1945 by the Allies , with parts of Groß Glienicke being placed in the British sector at the same time, as there is space around Gatow Airport was needed for the Royal Air Force . With the change in the administrative organization in this part of Staaken, street names have also been changed (more in the article of the district )

Old names	from	to	renamed	Remarks
At the stall	Jan. 29, 1958	0Oct 3, 1972	canceled	The stable was a piece of land (see also Upstallgraben) on which the farmers kept the cattle overnight in paddocks.
At the air base	Feb. 19, 1938	1951	→ Buschower Weg	The street was named after the Staaken airfield , which operated from 1916 to 1948. Originally the Friedhofstraße between the town center and the cemetery, it was divided in 1938 and the section north of Heerstraße was named after the air base. 1951 in West Staaken , the entire length was named Buschower Weg.
On the industrial site	after 1990	Feb 25, 2005	→ Brunsbütteler Damm	After the industrial site was closed on the site of the former Staaken Zeppelin Square, the street was initially set up as a plan street and then as a public street. In the event of changes and changes in ownership of the commercial areas and road expansion, the run was included in the Brunsbütteler Damm, which was extended to the West-Stakener area.
At the market square	around 1915	0Sep 9 1931	→ Heidebergplan	The market square was set up in the planning of the architect Paul Schmitthenner in the years 1914–1917 as the central square in the garden city of Staaken . The square was renamed Heidebergplan in 1931, as the formation of Greater Berlin resulted in more streets of the same name.
Bahnhofstrasse	before 1931	0Sep 9 1931	→ Finkenkruger Weg → Nennhauser Damm	The road ran directly at Staaken train station , which was established in 1900. When multiple names of Berlin streets were eliminated for the first time in 1931 , the street section south of Staaken station was named Nennhauser Damm together with Königstrasse. On the same day, the section of road north of the train station was merged with Staaken-Falkenhagener Chaussee to become Finkenkruger Weg.
Berlin street	before 1900	March 11, 1937	→ Brunsbütteler Damm	The road that was laid out in 1828 to connect to Hamburg was named Berliner Straße in the Staaken community at the end of the 19th century , as it ran from Staaken to Berlin. In the course of the elimination of multiple names of streets in Greater Berlin , Berliner Straße became the western part of Brunsbütteler Damm in 1937.
Berolinastrasse	1998	Aug 15, 2007	→ At the Zeppelin Park	Temporary street name on the site of the former airfield, which results from the Latinized name of Berlin. The name of the street goes back to a Berolinapark that was built on the site that became vacant in the 1990s, but was replaced by the operator of the Zeppelin (commercial) park.
Brandwerderweg	Jan. 29, 1958	1989	→ Klosterbuschweg	Brandwerder is a field name for an area east of the street. The previous name short street was changed due to duplication in Greater Berlin . Due to its short length, this path was included in 1989. According to a communication from the Spandau Civil Engineering Office dated June 27, 1989, the name was omitted in 1989 and the street was included in Klosterbuschweg.
Delbrückstrasse	around 1914	0Sep 9 1931	→ Doorway	The street was named after Clemens von Delbrück (1856-1921), a member of the Reichstag, Prussian minister and deputy chancellor. In 1931 it was renamed Torweg together with Straße 2 .
Döberitzer Heerstrasse	before 1908	around 1934	→ Heerstrasse	The Heerstraße was laid out to move the Berlin garrison quickly to the Döberitz military training area. In the 1920s, or by 1934 at the latest, the entire street was then also called Heerstraße . In the area of ​​the Spandau district, Heerstrasse was laid out between 1906 and 1910 and was named Döberitzer Heerstrasse around 1908. Its extension in the direction of Berlin to the intersection Preußenallee / Kaiserdamm was also mentioned in Döberitzer Heerstraße. On the map from 1912 it was marked by name as Döberitzer Heerstraße.
Elsenweg	around 1920	0March 1, 1963	→ Reimerweg	The street on the western edge of the Amalienhof was designated as Elsenweg in the official register as early as 1920 , according to a Spandau register from 1920 it was not an official name, but a private street of the Amalienhof. In the Berlin address book of 1922 and 1943, the path is shown as undeveloped, between Magistratsweg and Weinmeisterhornweg and leading over Straße 360 and Heerstraße. In 1963 it was named Reimerweg after the previous owner of the Amalienhof.
Erich-Meier-Strasse	around 1960	0Oct. 1, 1990	→ Staakener Feldstrasse	The street is located in the West-Staaken area, which was spun off from Berlin in 1945 through an area swap . Around 1960 the newly laid road was named after Erich Meier (1910–1933), a victim of the Nazi regime, by the Staaken municipality . On October 1st, 1990 - two days before the reintegration of West Staaken to Berlin - it was named together with Feldstrasse in Staakener Feldstrasse.
Ernst-Thalmann-Strasse	1956	0Oct. 1, 1990	→ Isenburg Way	Ernst Thälmann (1886–1944), Hamburg politician of the Communist Party of Germany. Before 1956 and after 1990 the street was called Isenburger Weg.
Fahrlander way	0Sep 9 1931	around 1960	→ Seeburger Strasse	The street named after Fahrland in 1931 was in West Staaken and was renamed Seeburger Weg in 1960 by the Staaken municipality . On October 1, 1990, the Staaken council was renamed Fahrlander Weg because there was already a street in the Spandau district called Seeburger Weg.
Feldstrasse	before 1920	0Oct. 1, 1990	→ Staakener Feldstrasse	The road once led from the village of Staaken to the fields . The name was changed because when West-Staaken was reintegrated into Spandau in Spandauer Neustadt there was already a field road.
Friedhofstrasse	before 1938	Feb. 19, 1938	→ Buschower Weg → At the air base	The road was the way from the village to the Staaken cemetery. After the Staaken military airfield went into operation , the old Friedhofstrasse was named in two sections. On February 19, 1938, the part to the south of Heerstraße was named Buschower Weg and the part to the north of Heerstraße was named Am Fliegerhorst .
Gärtnerallee	before 1910	1969	canceled	It was located between the districts of Spandau and Seeburger Weg, Weinbergsweg and Maulbeer en allee in the Lazarus settlement in Staaken-Amalienhof. When the Rudolf-Wissell-Siedlung was built in the 1960s, the street was built over and removed.
Gustav-Döring-Strasse	around 1980	0Oct. 1, 1990	→ Street 341	Gustav Döring (1885–1944) came to Staaken in 1915 and worked as a taxi and truck driver. As a member of the KPD he worked for the trade union and the consumer association and was murdered as a resistance fighter against the Nazi regime. In 1990 the street was initially renamed to the number form Straße 341 , in 2000 it was renamed → Hamburger Straße (in the new course).
Hamburger Street	1899	March 11, 1937	→ Brunsbütteler Damm	The street in the direction of Hamburg was laid out in 1828 and named in the area of ​​the city ​​of Spandau and the municipality of Staaken in 1899. With the renaming in the 1930s due to duplications since the formation of Greater Berlin , it was renamed together with Staakener Berliner Straße in 1937 to Brunsbütteler Damm.
Isenburg way	0Sep 9 1931	1956	Ernst-Thalmann-Strasse	The route, which was named after Isenburg as early as 1931 , was located in the GDR because it was assigned to West Staaken . The street was renamed on the occasion of Ernst Thälmann's 70th birthday .
Kirschallee	before 1890	before 1910	canceled	The Kirschallee was laid out in the area of ​​the Lazarusian settlement together with the mulberry and fruit avenue, but was probably built over and moved in at an early stage.
Koenigstrasse	before 1900	0Sep 9 1931	→ Nennhauser Damm	The Königstraße, after the Prussian king, was renamed in the course of the elimination of multiple names of streets in Greater Berlin in 1931 with the section of Bahnhofstraße south of Staaken station in Nennhauser Damm. In 1922, the street was shown as an extension of Bahnhofstraße to Heerstraße / Dallgow district, i.e. it ran westwards.
Short street	1938	0Oct. 1, 1990	→ Nennhauser Damm	The short street was between Schulstraße and Nennhauser Damm, with the reintegration of West-Staaken it was included (as a short cross street), as there was already a second street of the same name in the Spandau district. The plots were renumbered 128a – e and 130–134a (partly newly built) on Nennhauser Damm.
Short street	around 1930	Jan. 29, 1958	→ Klosterbuschweg	The street in Staaken was between Spandauer Strasse 73 and 74 and the Berlin-Lehrter Railway . The Kurz Straße, which ran on the border of the Staaken district, was renamed Brandwerderweg in 1958 . In 1989 this was included in the Klosterbuschweg.
Lehrter Strasse	around 1870	0Sep 9 1931	→ Eichholzbahn	Lehrte , the street lies directly along the railway line of the Berlin-Lehrter Railway and was furnished with this and built on the north side with properties of the Gartenstadt Staaken eGmbHb between Am Kurzen Weg and Scheidstraße .
Lewaldstrasse	1916	0Sep 9 1931	→ On the Heideberg	The street in the garden town of Staaken, built between 1914 and 1917 and intended as a housing estate for workers in the armaments factories in Spandau, bore the name of Friedrich Lewald (1860-1947), lawyer, sports official in the IOC and at the 1936 Olympic Games.
New street	around 1976	July 15, 1998	→ At the old gas works	The street in the West-Staaken area, which from 1945 to 1990 on the basis of Allied agreements belonged to the Soviet-occupied area and later to the GDR , this "new" street on the gasworks site was named Neue Straße by the Staaken municipality in 1976 . Since there was already a street with this name when the Staakener territories were merged on October 3, 1990 , THEN in 1998 the West Staakener was given the name Am alten Gaswerk.
Ring road	around 1970	after 1996	canceled	The street was laid out and named in West Staaken on the barracks area of ​​the former air base (at the time it was named hospital). It ran in a ring around the former Staaken hospital, now the operating site of the Havellandklinik Nauen.
Russenweg	after 1914	0Nov 4, 1935	→ Thunderstorm path	The street in the northwest of the garden city Staaken was named Russenweg during the First World War. The street name refers to the Russian prisoners of war who were housed here during the First World War and who were used for earthworks in Staaken.
Scheidtstrasse	after 1914	0Nov 4, 1935	→ Hackbuschstrasse	The street, laid out between 1914 and 1916, was named after Adolf Scheidt and renamed in 1935, because some residents, as members of the NSDAP, took offense at the street name.
Seeburger Strasse	before 1900	0May 9, 1931	→ Fahrlander Weg	Seeburg is the southeastern neighbor to which the road led. The Seeburger street was renamed in 1931 in driving Lander way because yet another avenue in Spandau was named Seeburger road.
Seeburger Weg	around 1960	0Oct. 1, 1990	→ Fahrlander Weg	Fahrlander Strasse in West Staaken , which leads to the neighboring southeastern town of Seeburg, was renamed Seeburger Weg in 1960 by the Staaken municipality ( GDR ). On October 1, 1990 - also by the council of the municipality of Staaken - the name was renamed Fahrlander Weg, because there was already a Seeburger Weg in the Spandau district.
Staakener Feldstrasse (partially)	0Oct. 1, 1990	Feb 25, 2005	→ Brunsbütteler Damm	The Staakener Feldstrasse was named because of the duplication of the Feldstrasse. With the design of the adjacent industrial site and the search for girders, the course of the street was shortened and a section of residential development, the “Mühlenviertel”, remained under this name.
Staaken-Falkenhagener Chaussee	before 1900	0Sep 9 1931	→ Finkenkruger Weg	The road led from Staaken to Falkenhagen and was named after the expansion to the Chaussee . In 1931 it was merged with the section of Bahnhofstrasse north of the train station to Finkenkruger Weg.
Stiftstrasse	before 1900	0Sep 9 1931	→ Weinmeisterhornweg	The street was south of Heerstrasse at Amalienhof, where the British International School is now. In 1931 the entire street from Stiftstraße , In den Weinbergen , Straße 46 and Weinmeisterhornstraße , which continued in Wilhelmstadt , was given the name Weinmeisterhornweg.
Street 387 Street 388 Street 389	after 1923	after 1996	→ Heerstrasse	The streets were laid out with the construction of the New Jerusalem settlement , which was named after the Bauhaus-style construction. The streets were between Nennhauser Damm and Heerstraße (387) and south of Heerstraße (388 and 389) and were incorporated into Heerstraße by renumbering the properties at the end of the 1990s and repealed as streets.
Weinbergsweg	before 1900	1934	→ Magistratsweg	The street was in Staaken-Amalienhof between Maulbeerenallee and Döberitzer Heerstrasse across the Gärtner-, Obstallee. According to information in the Berlin address book from 1922, there are buildings south of Obstallee. The Berlin address book 1938 contains the note "Renamed Magistratsweg when going to press."
Werkstrasse	after 1955	1998	Berolinastrasse	The street was in West Staaken in the area of ​​the former Staaken airfield, some of which were used by the Nauen hospital.

Further locations of Staaken

Allotment gardens

Roads within the colonies are only given internal names and are therefore not included in the list above. By post, they count as a unit and therefore each have their own address. The situation is different with the housing estates that since the foundation and create or from a colony that is not in accordance with the provisions of the Small School Act were reshaped should be treated and on request of the settlers. Settlement areas on the outskirts belong here, such as the "Siemens workers' suburban housing estate"

• KGA Am Baluschekweg (Baluschekweg 28/62, Lage ), permanent allotment garden with 62 plots on 21,169 m² of state-owned leased land.
• KGA Amalienhof I (Weinmeisterhornweg 224, Lage ), permanent allotment garden with 107 plots on 41,105 m² of state-owned leased land.
• KGA Amalienhof II (Heerstraße 463/491, Lage ), permanent allotment garden with 100 plots on 38,456 m² of state-owned leased land.
• FOAG - sub-district Neuland Staaken (Torweg / Klosterbuschweg, Lage ), 246 parcels on 85,956 m² of leased land owned by the railway.
• KGA Felgenlake (Strasse 393 No. 13, Lage ), permanent allotment garden with 20 plots on 7,210 m² of private property
• KGA Gartenbauverein Staaken (Nennhauser Damm 11, Lage ), permanent allotment garden 68 plots on 28,554 m² of state-owned leased land.
• KGA Neue Hoffnung (Mareyzeile / Anschütz- / Hensoldweg, Lage ), permanent allotment garden with 53 plots on 18,362 m² of state-owned leased land.
• FOAG - Staaken sub-district Spandauer Strasse group (Spandauer Strasse 99, Lage ), rail agriculture 72 parcels on 25,509 m² of railroad area.

Parks and urban greenery

• Fort Hahneberg ( location )
• Amusement park Hahneberg ( location ), also only managed as a local and recreational area Hahneberg.
• Stadthauspark Staaken ( location )
• State-owned Staaken cemetery (Buschower Weg, Lage ), Alleefriedhof on 25,254 square meters.
• Weekend settlement Semmelländerweg ( Lage ), a former allotment garden colony that has been redesigned as a weekend settlement and is no longer subject to the Federal Allotment Garden Act.

See also

• List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Staaken

literature

• Gesellschaft Wirtschaftshof Spandau eV (Hrsg.): Street chronicle with signposts through the Spandau economy . H. Born & Co Spandau, Berlin 1957.

Web links

Commons : Streets in Berlin-Staaken  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Commons : Places in Berlin-Staaken  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Street directory Staaken. kaupert media GmbH, accessed on September 29, 2012 . 
• Prussian military center Spandau at the confluence of the Spree and Havel rivers. (PDF; 3.2 MB) Exhibition on the museum ship “Kurier” in the historic port of Berlin, 2007, archived from the original on February 14, 2010 ; Retrieved September 29, 2012 . 
• Office for Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg: List of streets and squares in the Spandau district (as of February 2015); pdf
• Map of Berlin 1: 5000 with district boundaries. Senate Department for Urban Development Berlin, June 2012, accessed on September 29, 2012 . 
• Measuring table sheet from 1936 - Dallgow-Döberitz - 1: 25000. Reichsamt für Landesaufnahme, 1936, accessed on October 8, 2012 . 
• BA Spandau: Beplanliste090.html
• Map of the exchange of territory in 1988, Staaken in map center left (PDF; 3.8 MB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Map of Spandau 1943 with the eastern Staaken  ( 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.  
2. ^ "The area of ​​West Staaken near Berlin was transferred to the administrative sovereignty of the Democratic Magistrate on February 1, 1951. Due to treaties, West-Staaken has been under the protection of the security organs of the GDR as a Soviet area of ​​interest. "According to the photo entry from February 8, 1951 (Federal Archives Image 183-09587-0004, West-Staaken, edition of food cards.jpg)
3. ↑ Series “Brokers Favorite Places”: Where the West became the unloved East . In: Berliner Morgenpost , December 5, 2009.
4. ^ West Staaken . In: Berliner Zeitung , November 7, 1994
5. ↑ We kiek who comes . In: Hannoversche Allgemeine , August 20, 2010.
6. ↑ ^{a b c d} Big Berlin city map from 1961  ( 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.  
7. ↑ Staaken location with demarcation according to plan 1955
8. ^ Building boom in West Staaken . In: Berliner Morgenpost , December 11, 2002.
9. ↑ West-Staaken industrial area: B-plans VIII-431 / VIII-432a and 432b: former Staaken airfield in Berlin-Spandau. Avoidance and compensation measures, client: Spandau Nature Conservation and Green Areas Office (2005)
10. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Street situation based on a Berlin city map from 1955
11. ^ About Loewe and the naming of the street
12. ↑ Am Fort, Berlin-Spandau (Staaken)
13. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} work card zoning plan , marked as residential building area, W4 (GFZ up to 0.4) interspersed with green space
14. ↑ ^{a b} Gartenstadt Staaken prototype with pictures and maps (online)
15. ^ ^{A b} Karl Kiem: The garden city of Staaken . In: Andres Lepik, Anne Schmedding: The XX. Century. A century of art in Germany. Architecture in Berlin . Cologne 1999, pp. 26-28
16. ↑ Why the Brunsbüttler Damm is a four-lane dead end. In: BZ Berlin, March 8, 2016
17. ↑ The German Nightingale . In: Berliner Zeitung , July 29, 1996
18. ↑ On the person of Georg Schroeder
19. ^ About Hackbusch
20. ↑ New Jerusalem is slowly falling into decline . In: Berliner Zeitung , November 22, 1996
21. ↑ ^{a b c d} Information from the list of the Berlin regional maps
22. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p} More information under FIS Broker Map of Berlin 1: 5000 (K5 color edition) of the Berlin land surveying offices
23. ↑ A musical child prodigy . In: Berliner Zeitung , August 2, 1996
24. ↑ Joachim Pohl: The Spandau Benedictine Monastery of St. Marien in its urban and rural relationships. In: Kaspar Elm (Hrsg.): Wichmann yearbook of the Diözesangeschichtsverein Berlin. New episode 4, XXXVI. Year 1996/1997, pp. 47–94, here p. 86.
25. ↑ Spandauer Volksblatt, January 28, 2015, p. 2.
26. ^ On the person of Arthur Loewenstamm
27. ↑ On the person of Orel
28. ↑ On the person of Pastor Theile
29. ^ About Recke as a person
30. ↑ Reimer as a person
31. ↑ On the person of Schwebel
32. ↑ ^{a b} Large Berlin City Map. Verlag Richard Schwarz Nachf. / Berlin W 30, Spandau around 1961  ( 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.  
33. ↑ Semmelländer is said to have been derived from the Slavic word "semlja" (country).
34. ↑ Street 603 . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1938, administrative district Spandau> Staaken, Tiefwerder, p. 1273.
35. ↑ ^{a b} Administrative district Spandau> Staaken, Tiefwerder> Straße 603 . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1943, IV. Part, p. 1277. "(Railway) / Left side: 1, 3 construction sites (Seegefelder Weg) 5–11 construction sites // Right side: 2, 4 construction sites (Seegefelder Weg) 6: Construction site, 8: commercial Employee F. Rummlsberger, 10: worker Ch. Jungrichter, 12: construction site (Strasse 390) 14, 16: Nastellen (Volkspark) ”.
36. ↑ On the person of Curd Ungewitter
37. ↑ On the local viticulture and the structure of the terrain ( Memento of the original from July 8, 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. , accessed October 14, 2012. 
38. ↑ Gartenstadt Staaken (1913–1917) - The variation of types by Paul Schmitthenner , p. 291 f (PDF; 9.5 MB)
39. ^ Street 325 to Street 603 (pages 1275, 1276, 1277) . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1943, Part IV .. " Strasse 325 : Kurz Strasse / Reichsbahngelände / Eichholzbahn, Hackbuschstrasse / Strasse 331 / Ackerland / Feldweg // Strasse 326 : Hackbuschstrasse / Projektierte Strasse // Strasse 32 7: Hackbuschstrasse / Strasse 331 / / Straße 328 : Hackbuschstraße / Straße 449 // Straße 329 : Hackbuschstraße / Straße 449 // Straße 330 : Hackbuschstraße (Feldmark, Reichsbahngelände) / Straße 449 // Straße 332 : Buschower Weg, undeveloped // Straße 333 : Buschower Weg, undeveloped / / Straße 335 : Left side: Feldmark / Straße 333 / right side: Straße 333 (16 houses) Hahneberg // Straße 339 : Post Spandau, Eigenheim housing estate, left side to the Dallgow and Falkensee districts / right side: Ferbitzer Weg, Fachiger Straße, Zeestower Weg, Berlin-Hamburg Railway, Seegefelder Weg, railway area, Feldmark // Strasse 351 : Heerstrasse, Gut Amalienhof, opposite. Forst, district Seeburg // Straße 353 : Feldmark, left side three houses, right side four houses, Lehrter Bahn // Straße 358 : Straße 368, Straße 369, Magistratsweg, Straße 363 (left odd 1–65 and right even 2–62 ), in total: 30 housing estates, a garden center (46-52), 15 as construction sites, nine as parcels, a summer house // Strasse 359 : left side: Strasse 368, 367, 366, Magistratsweg, Strasse 365, 364 / right side ( straight): Straße 369, Magistratsweg, Straße 360 ​​// Straße 360 : left side (odd) Straße 368, Straße 367, Straße 366, Magistratsweg, Feldmark / right side (even) Straße 368, Straße 367, Straße 366, Magistratsweg, Feldmark , Strasse 365, Strasse 364, Strasse 359, Bergstrasse // Strasse 363 : Strasse 358, Feldmark // Strasse 364 : Strasse 360, Strasse 359 // Strasse 365 : Strasse 360, Strasse 359 // Strasse 366 : Maulbeerallee, Strasse 360 ​​/ / Strasse 367 : Maulbeerallee, Strasse 360, Strasse 359 // Strasse 368 : Maulbeerallee, Strasse 360, Strasse 359, Strasse 358, Strasse 382 , Strasse 383, Bullengraben, Strasse 378 // Strasse 369 : Strasse 359, Strasse 358, Strasse 382 // Strasse 373 : Bullengraben, district Spandau, Strasse 377, Strasse 376, (still on the right) Strasse 375 // Strasse 375 : Feldmark, Neue Strasse, Strasse 438, Strasse 373, Spandauer Strasse // Strasse 376 (Post Spandau): Feldmark, Strasse 373 // Strasse 377 : Brunsbütteler Damm, passage to Strasse 375, Strasse 373 // Strasse 378 (undeveloped): Brunsbütteler Damm, Strasse 380, Strasse 381, Bullengraben, Strasse 368 // Strasse 382 : District Spandau, Strasse 384, Strasse 385, Strasse 368, Strasse 369, Magistratsweg // Strasse 384 : Strasse 382, ​​Strasse 383 // Strasse 385 : Strasse 382, ​​Strasse 383 // Straße 386 (formerly Hahnebergweg: Nennhauser Damm), Heerstraße // Straße 389 (undeveloped): Nennhauser Damm, Heerstraße // Straße 390: (1–33 go to Spandau) District Spandau, Straße 352, Straße 393, Straße 603, Seegefelder Strasse // Strasse 393 : Seegefelder Weg, Strasse 352 (right), Strasse 390 // Strasse 397 : Feldmark, Strasse 402 // St Strasse 398 : Heerstrasse, Strasse 401, Strasse 402, Feldmark // Strasse 401 : Heerstrasse, Strasse 398 // Strasse 402 : Strasse 398, Seeburger Weg, Strasse 397 // Strasse 418 : Am Fliegerhorst, Feldmark // Strasse 420 : Strasse 421 , Feldmark // Strasse 421 : Strasse 427, Strasse 420 // Strasse 427 : Magistratsweg, Strasse 421, Feldmark // Strasse 438 : Strasse 375, Magistratsweg // Strasse 603: Railway, Seegefelder Weg, Strasse 390, Volkspark ”.
40. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Elsenweg . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1922, administrative district Spandau> Staaken, Staaken = Amalienhof, Staaken = Gartenstadt, p. 1198.
41. ↑ Only the name reminds of the zeppelins. In: Berliner Zeitung of October 19, 000
42. ↑ Luise Berlin: Brandwerderweg
43. ↑ also: Pharus Plan Berlin (large edition with suburbs) from 1921  ( 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. , Name in the middle of the card on the left margin, accessed October 10, 2012  
44. ↑ On the person of Erich Meier
45. ↑ Gustav Döring
46. ^ On the person of Lewald
47. ^ Luise-Berlin: Ringstrasse
48. ↑ Weinbergsweg . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1934, administrative district Spandau> Staaken, Tiefwerder, p. 1246.
49. ↑ Allotment garden development plan for the Spandau district ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 26 kB) 
50. ↑ Siemenswerke advertising leaflet for the settlements
51. ↑ ^{a b c d} Fictitious permanent allotment gardens according to §§ 16 and 20 a BKleingG, through the representation in the land use plan as green space - allotment gardens additionally protected. Highly secured allotments.
52. ↑ ^{a b} Allotments on land owned by Deutsche Bahn AG that are leased to the railroad farm and are close to track systems.
53. ↑ ^{a b} Allotment garden areas that are defined as permanent allotment gardens by the B-Plan.
54. ↑ List of state-owned cemeteries (pdf; 37 kB)

 Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap