List of streets and places in Flensburg / C

Streets and squares in Flensburg 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

Surname	background	coordinate	sign
* Cecilia Gorge	The road is near the Cäcilienschlucht (sometimes also written Cecilienschlucht).	Location ,Mürwik
Callsenweg Callsenvej	Named after Johann Jürgen Callsen (often abbreviated: JJ Callsen). Callsen (1831-1919) was a teacher at St. Johannis in Flensburg and also worked as a local researcher. Various writings appeared from him. In 1873 he published the book plant science in the elementary school and in 1895 the book fishing and the west, the Flensburg school system until 1886. Description of the districts of Flensburg and Schleswig for school and home . (See also Blocksberg (Flensburg) )	Location ,Westliche Höhe(zip code 24937)
Campus avenue	Named after the campus of the University of Applied Sciences and European University Flensburg on the Sandberg .	Lage ,Sandberg(zip code 24943)
Carl-Benz-Strasse Carl Benz 'Gade	Named after the engineer and automobile pioneer Carl Benz (1844–1929).	Location ,turnout(zip code 24941)
* Carl-Diem-Strasse Carl Diems Gade	The street was named in 1968 after the sports official, scientist and publicist Carl Diem (1882–1962). Diems proximity to the elite of the National Socialist regime was later reassessed and in 1997 gave rise to the renaming of the street in Elisabeth-Oschatz-Dethleffsen-Straße .	Location ,west elevation
Carolinenstrasse Carolinegade	Named after Caroline of Denmark (1793–1881).	Lage ,Friesischer Berg(ZIP 24937)
Charlotte-Niese-Weg Charlotte Nieses Vej	Named after the writer, local poet and teacher Charlotte Niese (1854–1935).	Location ,Westliche Höhe(zip code 24939)
Christian-Friedrich-Voigt-Platz Chr. Friedrich Voigts Plads	The square is on the north side of Friesische Strasse and represents a remnant of the large, undeveloped areas on the street that belonged to the city. A city map from 1849 shows that the area was landscaped back then. Around 1880, a memorial for the fallen and wounded in the Franco-German War of 1870/71 was erected on the square , which the sculptor Hans C. Kirchhoff had created. The aforementioned war memorial, which stands at the intersection of the cross-shaped network of paths in the gardens, consists of an obelisk made of red granite with an eagle on top. The memorial inscriptions are in the lower area. The playground to the east has existed since 1913/14. In 1939, the area was named after Christian Friedrich Voigt (* 1864, † 1938), the local researcher and principal of the St. Marien Boys' School I. (So ​​the square was not named after the organ builder of the same name, Christian Friedrich Voigt .) In the year of his death, Voigt was honored not only by naming Christian-Friedrich-Voigt-Platz, but also by naming his former school after him, among others The name Voigtschule is immortalized in iron letters to this day .	Lage ,Friesischer Berg(ZIP 24937)
Christiansengang Christiansen's walk	Named after the businessman Andreas Christiansen Junior (1780–1831). He played a major role in the creation of Christiansenpark , which still exists today.	Lage ,Friesischer Berg(ZIP 24937)
Christiansthal Christiansdal	Named after Christian VIII (1786–1848), who was King of Denmark and Duke of Schleswig , Holstein and Lauenburg from 1839 to 1848 .	Location ,turnout(zip code 24941)
Christine-Christiansen-Strasse	Christine Christiansen (1897–1988) did extensive voluntary development work in the post-war period. In 1948 she became a co-founder of the Flensburg local ring of the German Women's Ring and later also a co-founder of the local consumer community . She served as the first chairperson in both organizations. The neighboring streets of Kauslund were named like these after socially and politically committed women.	Lage ,Engelsby(ZIP 24943)
Christinenstrasse Kristinegade	Probably named after Anna Christina Groth, who was born in the middle of the 19th century as the daughter of a turner . She later married a city ​​councilor who owned a tannery and shoemaker's shop. After the death of her husband, she married a widowed businessman . She died in the mid-1920s.	Lage ,Friesischer Berg(ZIP 24937)
Cladenstrasse Clädensgade	Named in 1908 after Georg Cläden , who was the first mayor of the city of Flensburg in the 18th century. The residential buildings on Clädenstraße belong optically to Bismarckstraße. Compare therefore: Bismarckstrasse	Lage ,Jürgensby(ZIP 24943)
Claire-Morré-Strasse	Named after Claire Morré, an initiator of women's work in Flensburg . Claire Morré (1909–1997), who came from Bradford, England, came to Flensburg at the age of 49. From 1967 to 1976 she was chairwoman of the local ring of Flensburg des Deutschen Frauenring eV The neighboring streets of Hochfeld were also named after women.	Lage ,Tarup(ZIP 24943)
Claus-Gabriel-Hof Claus Gabriels Gård	Named after the sculptor Claus Gabriel who lived in the 17th century. Among other things, he carved Flensburg's Kaakmann .	Lage ,Friesischer Berg(ZIP 24937)
Conrad-Röntgen-Strasse Corad Röntgen's Gade	Named after the physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845–1923).	Lage ,Südstadt(zip code 24941)
Cornelius-Hansen-Weg Cornelius Hansens Vej	Named after Cornelius Hansen, a personality of the Danish minority . Hansen was a city councilor, honorary city councilor and among other things worked for the Union Bank as chairman of the supervisory board, for the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Flensburg as vice-president and for the Südschleswigschen Verein as first chairman. Hansen's namesake in the northern city located nondenominational Cornelius Hansen-Skolen that the Danish School Association for South is operated.	Lage ,Nordstadt(zip code 24939)

Footnotes

1. ↑ Cf. Stadtarchiv Flensburg : Findbuch ; Search term: Cäcilienschlucht; Document: Expansion of the Cäcilienschlucht road, accessed on: May 30, 2015
2. ↑ Cf. Flensburger Tageblatt : May a Nazi doctor name a street? , dated: July 25, 2011, retrieved on: March 1, 2015
3. ^ Lutz Wilde: Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany, cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein. Volume 2, Flensburg, p. 366 ff.
4. ^ Dieter Pust : Flensburg street names . Society for Flensburg City History, Flensburg 2005, article: Christian-Friedrich-Voigt-Platz
5. ↑ Flensburg. Leisure offers. Christian-Friedrich-Voigt-Platz , accessed on: November 12, 2019
6. ^ Lutz Wilde : Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany, cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein. Volume 2, Flensburg, p. 256 f.
7. ^ Dieter Pust : Flensburg street names . Society for Flensburg City History, Flensburg 2005, article: Christian-Friedrich-Voigt-Platz
8. ↑ Flensburger Tageblatt : "Flensburger Köpfe": Andreas Christiansen - Entrepreneur and Patron , from: August 25, 2009; Retrieved on: April 7, 2018
9. ↑ Designation of streets in the residential building area “Kauslund-Osterfeld” (development plan no. 232) , p. 4 as well as: Finding aid for the inventory NL-K-07 Deutscher Frauenring , p. 4, signature: NL-K-07; 2-4
10. ^ City archive Flensburg : Da Ihro Königl. Your Majesty zu Dännemarck ... Herr Georg Cläden
11. ^ Street names for the development plan "Hochfeld" (No. 236) , pp. 1 and 3
12. ↑ Flensburger Tageblatt : Round anniversary in Flensburg: 50 years in action for children in need , from: April 6, 2018; Retrieved on: April 8, 2018
13. ↑ Flensburger Tageblatt : Flensburg: You rap the Nordstadt , from: May 15, 2010, accessed on: March 1, 2015