List of streets and squares in Hamburg-Blankenese

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Location of Blankenese in Hamburg and in the Altona district (light red)

The list of streets and squares in Blankenese is an overview of the streets and squares currently available in the Hamburg district of Blankenese . It is part of the list of traffic areas in Hamburg .

overview

In Blankenese (district numbers 223 and 224) 13,730 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) live on 7.7 km². Blankenese is in the postcode area 22587.

There are 149 traffic areas in Blankenese, including a square and an Elbe island. A large number of footpaths are in the so-called staircase district .

Overview of the streets

The following table gives an overview of all named traffic areas - streets, squares and bridges - in the district as well as some related information. In detail these are:

  • Name / location : current name of the street, square or bridge. Via the link ( location ), the street, the square or the bridge can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates approximately the middle. In the case of longer streets that lead through two or more parts of the city, it is therefore possible that the coordinate is in a different part of the city.
  • Street code: official street code, consisting of a letter (first letter of the street, the square or the bridge) and a three-digit number.
  • Length / dimensions in meters:
    Note: The length information contained in the overview are overview values rounded up or down according to mathematical rules , which were determined in the Digital Atlas North with the local scale. They are more for comparison purposes and, if official values ​​are known, are exchanged and marked separately.
    For squares, the dimensions are shown in the form a × b for rectangular systems or a × b × c for triangular systems with a as the longest edge.
    The addition ( in the district ) indicates how long the street is within the district if it runs through several districts.
  • Name origin : origin or reference of the name.
  • Date of designation : Year of the official designation or the first mention of a name, in case of uncertainty also the specification of a period.
  • Notes : Further information on nearby institutions, the history of the street, historical names, monuments, etc.
  • Image : Photo of the street or an adjacent object.
Name / location Road
key 		Length / dimensions
(in meters) 		Origin of name Date of designation Remarks image
Acacia path

( Location )

A057 0280 after the plant of the same name 1930 Acacia path
On the slope

( Location )

A178 0230 according to the situation 1949 On the slope
On the island

( Location )

A217 0430 after a field name 1928 On the island
On a slope

( Location )

A241 0215 after the location on the Geesthang 1928 On a slope
At the Kiekeberg

( Location )

A270 0715 for a former property that offered a view of the Elbe 1928 Low German kieken = to look At the Kiekeberg
At the Klingenberg

( Location )

A273 0710 after a field name 1928 At the Klingenberg
At the Krähenberg

( Location )

A277 0680 after the crows that used to nest here 1926 At the Krähenberg
At the Pumpenkamp

( Location )

A313 0155 after the abundant water resources and the associated drilling before 1927 At the Pumpenkamp
Anna-Hollmann-Weg

( Location )

A436 0195 based on the fictional character of the same name by Gustav Frenssen 1942 Anna-Hollmann-Weg
Anne Frank Street

( Location )

A638 1305 Anne Frank (1929–1945), victim of National Socialism 1986 northern half of the street between Rissener Landstrasse and Marienhöhe in Sülldorf , otherwise completely in Blankenese; before 1986 Frenssenstrasse Anne Frank Street
August-Bolten-Weg

( Location )

A516 0355 August Bolten (1812–1887), ship broker and owner 1949 August-Bolten-Weg
Auguste-Baur-Strasse

( Location )

A520 0240 Auguste Caecilie Baur (1821–1895), benefactress and founder 1903 Auguste-Baur-Strasse
Avenariusstrasse

( Location )

A539 0260 Ferdinand Avenarius (1856–1923), poet 1949 Avenariusstrasse
Babendiekstrasse

( Location )

B010 0745 based on the fictional character Otto Babendiek by Gustav Frenssen 1947 Babendiekstrasse
Bargfredestrasse

( Location )

B060 0270 Heinrich Bargfrede (1684–1726), Vogt in Dockenhuden 1950 Bargfredestrasse
Bartmann's stairs

( Location )

B088 0040 Captain and landowner Bartmann (1823–1867) around 1927 Bartmann's stairs
Baurs Park

( Location )

B113 0615 Georg Friedrich Baur (1768–1865), businessman 1922 Baurs Park
Baur's way

( Location )

B114 0285 Georg Friedrich Baur (1768–1865), businessman before 1903 Baur's way
Becker's stairs

( Location )

B126 0115 Karl Heinrich Becker (1807–1888), watchmaker and basic owner before 1903 Becker's stairs
Bismarckstein

( Location )

B376 0390 Otto von Bismarck (1815–1898), politician 1890 Originally, a memorial in honor of Bismarck was supposed to be erected at this point, but this was ultimately not done because of the statue built in Hamburg. Bismarckstein
Björnsonweg

( Location )

B381 0875 Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson (1832–1910), Norwegian poet and politician 1967 Björnsonweg
Blankeneser Bahnhofstrasse

( Location )

B385 0525 according to location and function in the district, leading to the Blankenese S-Bahn station 1930 Blankeneser Bahnhofstrasse
Blankeneser Hauptstrasse

( Location )

B386 1160 according to the location in the district 1928 Blankeneser Hauptstrasse
Blankeneser Landstrasse

( Location )

B388 1065 according to the location in the district 1929 Blankeneser Landstrasse
Bohnstrasse

( Location )

B459 0155 Heinrich Conrad Theodor Bohn (1849–1927), gardener owner around 1926 Bohnstrasse
Bornholdt's stairs

( Location )

B498 0070 Hans Bornholdt (1787–1866), fisherman around 1895 Bornholdt's stairs
Borrack's way

( Location )

B504 0065 Wilhelm Borrack (1810–1888), master baker and landowner before 1903 Borrack's way
Brandt's way

( Location )

B559 0060 F. Brandt (1790–1870), captain and community representative 1903 Brandt's way
Breckwoldtstrasse

( Location )

B569 0175 after the owner family Breckwoldt 1949 Breckwoldtstrasse
Bremer's way

( Location )

B595 0055 Johann Bremer (1796–1869), captain before 1903 Bremer founded the first regular ship line service between Hamburg and Blankenese. Bremer's way
Brink pieces

( Location )

B604 0140 after a field name 1955
Broer's stairs

( Location )

B614 0150 Peter Bröers (1797–1867), fisherman and landowner before 1903 Broer's stairs
Bulckestrasse

( Location )

B692 0075 Carl Bulcke (1875–1936), writer and public prosecutor 1949 Bulckestrasse
Caprivistraße

( Location )

C003 0655 Leo von Caprivi (1831–1899), Prussian officer, Chancellor of the Reich from 1890 to 1894 before 1903 Caprivistraße
Charitas Bischoff stairs

( Location )

C018 0175 Charitas Bischoff (1848–1925), writer 1928 Charitas Bischoff stairs
Danielsenstieg

( Location )

D035 0075 Johann Siegfried Danielsen (1846–1920), master carpenter and building contractor 1853 Danielsenstieg
Dirks-Paulun-Weg

( Location )

D274 0070 Dirks Paulun (1903–1976), poet 1984 Dirks-Paulun-Weg
Dockenhudener Strasse

( Location )

D123 0365 Dockenhuden district of Blankenese 1919 Dockenhudener Strasse
Dormienstrasse

( Location )

D158 0260 Ferdinand Dormien (1851–1931), captain 1949 Dormienstrasse
Ebereschenweg

( Location )

E003 0175 after the plant of the same name 1935 Ebereschenweg
Oak ground

( Location )

E311 0430 according to the trees there 1986 western half of the road between Am Sorgfeld and the confluence with Siebenbuchen in Sülldorf , otherwise completely in Blankenese Oak ground
Elbchaussee

( Location )

E122 0895
(in the district) 		after the (temporary) course parallel to the Elbe 1830 The Elbchaussee begins at Klopstockplatz and is initially to Hohenzollernring completely in Ottensen , west of it to Lüdemanns Weg only the southern half of the street; the northern half of the street is in Othmarschen , as is the rest of the route to Teufelsbrück ; from there to the intersection of Mühlenberg / Manteuffelstraße / Schenefelder Landstraße, it is in the Nienstedten area, and continues through Blankenese to the end. Elbchaussee
Elbe passage

( Location )

E123 0060 according to the function leading to the Elbe before 1903 Elbe passage
Elbe terrace

( Location )

E129 0315 according to the location with a view of the Elbe before 1903 Elbe terrace
Erik-Blumenfeld-Platz

( Location )

E338 0170 x125 x105 Erik Blumenfeld (1915–1997), CDU politician 2003 until 2003: Blankeneser Bahnhofsplatz Erik-Blumenfeld-Platz
Falkenschlucht

( Location )

F021 0165 based on the street Falkenstein 1936
Falkenstein

( Location )

F022 0100 after the coat of arms of the Hamburg branch of the Godeffroy family before 1903
Falkensteiner Ufer

( Location )

F023 1890
(in the district) 		based on the street Falkenstein 1929 shorter western part in cracks Falkensteiner Ufer
Falkensteiner way

( Location )

F024 0575 based on the street Falkenstein before 1903
Falkentaler Weg

( Location )

F025 0920 after the location below the Falkenstein before 1903 Falkentaler Weg
Ferdinands Höh

( Location )

F087 0315 Ferdinand Flashoff (1819–1900), businessman 1908 Flashoff built a house here that still stands today, which he called "Ferdinands Höh". Ferdinands Höh
Flashoffs stairs

( Location )

F142 0160 Franz Josef Flashoff († 1874), master glazier and basic owner before 1903 Flashoffs stairs
Frahmstrasse

( Location )

F200 0400 Heinrich Frahm (1871–1947), community leader in Blankenese 1949 Frahmstrasse
Friederike-Klünder-Weg

( Location )

F. 0215 Friederike Klünder (1776–1848), benefactress in Blankenese, organized poor aid, supported impoverished fishing families 2019 Walk through the Hessepark Friederike-Klünder-Weg
Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse

( Location )

F235 0260 Friedrich Legahn (1832–1924), decorator and upholsterer, laid out the street 1928 Friedrich-Legahn-Strasse
Garrelsweg

( Location )

G018 0190 Johann Hinrich Garrels (1855–1920), businessman and Hamburg senator 1952
Gätgensstrasse

( Location )

G009 0170 Hinrich Gätgens (1799–1879), farmer bailiff in Dockenhuden 1949 before 1949 part of Godeffroystraße Gätgensstrasse
Godeffroystrasse

( Location )

G127 0515 Johan Cesar Godeffroy (1813–1885), merchant before 1928 Godeffroystrasse
Goßler's Park

( Location )

G175 0660 John Henry Gossler (1849–1914), businessman 1928 Goßler's Park
Goßlerstrasse

( Location )

G176 0335 John Henry Gossler (1849–1914), businessman 1928 Goßlerstrasse
Grotiusweg

( Location )

G301 1135 Hugo Grotius (1583–1645), philosopher and legal scholar 1949 Lt. Street directory is the plot No. 85 in Rissen , which is not clearly recognizable from the map.
pit

( Location )

G307 0160 after a route originally called the “crypt”, on which the cattle traders drove their animals to the Elbe layers 17th century In addition to the “crypt”, it was also called “In de Grove”, the oldest street in Blankenese pit
Guldtweg

( Location )

G335 0135 based on a fictional character by Gustav Frenssen 1947 Guldtweg
Hans-Lange-Strasse

( Location )

H112 0245 Hans Lange (1843–1910), long-time mayor in Blankenese 1928 until 1928: Karlstrasse Hans-Lange-Strasse
Hardenbergstrasse

( Location )

H132 0175 Karl August von Hardenberg (1750-1822), Prussian statesman 1928 Hardenbergstrasse
Hare height

( Location )

H171 1350
(in the district) 		after a hallway name 1928/29 north of the S-Bahn station Iserbrook in Iserbrook , south of it to Strohredder in Sülldorf , further on in Blankenese, apart from an approx. 30 meter long section between the two S-Bahn bridges south of the confluence of the street Am Klingenberg, which again opens Iserbrooker area Hare height
Hessepark

( Location )

H401 0095 Georg Heinrich Hesse (1815–1909), previous owner of the site 1945 Hessepark
Heydornweg

( Location )

H720 0130 Wilhelm Heydorn (1873–1958), theologian and teacher 1972 Heydornweg
Hilgendorfweg

( Location )

H431 0370 Robert Hilgendorf (1852–1937), captain 1949 before 1949: Fichtenweg Hilgendorfweg
High way

( Location )

H559 0180 after the elevated position before 1903 Footpath High way
Holbergweg

( Location )

H570 0190 Ludvig Holberg (1684–1754), Danish-Norwegian poet 1957
Ibsenweg

( Location )

I001 0250 Henrik Ibsen (1828–1906), Norwegian writer 1955
In de Bargen

( Location )

I075 1400
(in the district) 		after the dune landscape on the Elbe 1936 Low German In de Bargen = In the mountains; northern part in cracks
Ingwersen's way

( Location )

I093 0105 Blankenese boatmen family Ingwersen, previous owners of the site in the 17th and 18th centuries before 1903 Ingwersen's way
Jörn-Uhl-Weg

( Location )

J125 0095 based on a fictional character by Gustav Frenssen 1979 Jörn-Uhl-Weg
Kahlkamp

( Location )

K016 0340 after a field name 1926 Kahlkamp
Captain Dreyer Way

( Location )

K067 0545 Theodor Dreyer (1874–1930), captain 1949 eastern half of the street between Siebenbuchen and Strohredder in Sülldorf Captain Dreyer Way
Karstenstrasse

( Location )

K087 0425 Joh. Karsten (1819–1896), one of the last farmers in Blankenese, made a contribution through foundations around 1919 Karstenstrasse
Kirschtenstrasse

( Location )

K206 0045 Walter Kirschten (1857–1922), high school director 1928 Kirschtenstrasse
Kösterbergstrasse

( Location )

K331 1235 Hinrich Jürgen Köster (1748–1805), auctioneer, previous owner of the site before 1903 Kösterbergstrasse
Crow's nest

( Location )

K394 0340 after the numerous nesting places of crows 1928 Crow's nest
Kroger's stairs

( Location )

K439 0090 Jürgen Kröger (1811–1889), captain and land owner before 1903 Kroger's stairs
Krumdal

( Location )

K463 0320 after a field name before 1903 Krumdal
Krumdal's way

( Location )

K464 0280 after a field name before 1903 Krumdal's way
Kuulsbarg

( Location )

K526 0495 after a hallway name 1938 Kuulsbarg
Lesemann's stairs

( Location )

L142 0040 Johann Nicolaus Lesemann (1759–1804), previous owner of the site before 1929 Lesemann's stairs
Lichtheimweg

( Location )

L162 0195 Georg Lichtheim (1865–1939), from 1910 to 1933 director of the Altona gas and water works 1951
Marienhöhe

( Location )

M047 0570 to the former Gut Marienhöh located there 1928 western half of the street from Anne-Frank-Straße in a northerly direction in Sülldorf , otherwise completely in Blankenese Marienhöhe
Central staircase

( Location )

M209 0120 according to the situation 1949 Central staircase
Möhlmannweg

( Location )

M216 0150 Blankenese skipper family Möhlmann 1949 before 1949: Küstersweg Möhlmannweg
Möller's stairs

( Location )

M219 0070 Claus Möller (1802–1873), shipowner and captain, previous owner of the site around 1927 Möller's stairs
Mommsenstrasse

( Location )

M242 0070 Theodor Mommsen (1817–1903), historian and scientist 1928 Mommsenstrasse
Mörikestrasse

( Location )

M226 0335 Eduard Mörike (1804–1875), poet 1928 Mörikestrasse
Mühlenberg

( Location )

M314 0765 after the former district of the same name of Dockenhuden and Blankenese 1928 eastern half of the street in Nienstedten Mühlenberg
Mühlenberger Weg

( Location )

M315 1180 after the former district of the same name of Dockenhuden and Blankenese 1928 Mühlenberger Weg
Note barg

( Location )

N176 0620 after a field name from the end of the 18th century 1955
Oesterleystrasse

( Location )

O043 0965 Carl Oesterley junior (1839–1930), landscape painter 1928 Oesterleystrasse
Oestmann's stairs

( Location )

O044 0085 Blankenese fishing family Oestmann, in particular the previous owner of the site, Jürgen Oestmann (1798–1884) before 1930 Oestmann's stairs
Ohlwohren

( Location )

O069 0180 after a field name 1935 Ohlwohren
Ole Hoop

( Location )

O085 0375 after a field name 1928 Ole Hoop
Op'n Kamp

( Location )

O104 0250 after a field name 1928 Low German Op'n Kamp = in the field Op'n Kamp
Op'n Schierenholt

( Location )

O106 0160 after a field name around 1925 Low German Schierenholt = Grenzholz, meaning the border to Wedel Op'n Schierenholt
Osterweg

( Location )

O149 0135 in memory of the original division of Blankenese into Osterende, Mittelblankenese and Westerende before 1903 Osterweg
Paarmann's way

( Location )

P004 0115 Christian. Hinrich Marten Paarmann (1807–1882), basket maker before 1903 Paarmann's way
Panzerstrasse

( Location )

P021 0200 after the rumen that a butcher hung outside the door as a sign of slaughter 1908 By grinding and twisting the term "rumen" became the word "armor" Panzerstrasse
Pepers Diek

( Location )

P064 0200 after an earlier, now filled in pond 1928 Low German Diek = pond Pepers Diek
Philip Stream

( Location )

P110 0135 C. August Philipp († 1893), local policeman and community servant, Blankenese original 1928 Philip Stream
Potosistraße

( Location )

P181 0500 after the fastest sailing ship in the world at the beginning of the 20th century 1949 before 1949: To view in the distance Potosistraße
Propst-Paulsen-Strasse

( Location )

P208 0090 Theodor Paulsen (1839–1921), pastor in Blankenese 1928 Propst-Paulsen-Strasse
Richard-Dehmel-Strasse

( Location )

R177 0490 Richard Dehmel (1863–1920), poet and writer 1928 Richard-Dehmel-Strasse
Rissener Landstrasse

( Location )

R208 1135
(in the district) 		Hamburg district Rissen 1929 North-western half of the street between house number 131 and Anne-Frank-Straße in Sülldorf , west of house 131 in Rissen , east of Anne-Frank-Straße in Blankenese Rissener Landstrasse
Röttgers mill

( Location )

R398 0120 after the former mill built there by Heinrich Röttgers 1972 Röttgers mill
Slip

( Location )

R378 0115 after a popular name before 1903 Slip
Sachtestieg

( Location )

011 0135 Paul Sachte, eldest bailiff known by name in Blankenese (1629) 1953 Sachtestieg
Sagebiel's way

( Location )

S014 0140 after the former land owner and ferry house owner Sagebiel before 1903 After a fire in 1826, the building was rebuilt, but it was only used for gastronomy and became a popular excursion restaurant from 1868 under its owner Wilhelm Sagebiel. Sagebiel's way
Schenefelder Landstrasse

( Location )

S145 0585
(in the district) 		Schenefeld , town in the Pinneberg district in Schleswig-Holstein 1928 north of the S-Bahn bridge in Iserbrook , south of the bridge western half of the street in Blankenese, eastern in Nienstedten Schenefelder Landstrasse
Schlagemihl's stairs

( Location )

S183 0090 after the landowner of the same name before 1928 Schlagemihl's stairs
Schnudts stairs

( Location )

S260 0045 Jürgen Hermann Schnudt (1827–1904), previous owner of the site before 1927 Schnudts stairs
Nice view

( Location )

S267 0325 especially after the view of the Elbe 1947 Nice view
Schulten Immenbarg

( Location )

S320 0250 after a field name 1949 Schulten Immenbarg
Pork sand

( Location )

S864 after a traditional name for the Elbe islands opposite the Blankenese The pig sand (also pig sand ) is an uninhabited Elbe island and part of the Neßsand nature reserve .
Sextuple stairs

( Location )

S369 0070 after a fee that had to be paid to go down these stairs 1903 Sextuple stairs
Sibbertstrasse

( Location )

S416 0140 Johannes Heinrich Sibbert (1851–1917), from 1895 to 1916 mayor of the Blankenese community 1928 before July 5, 1928: Rosenstrasse Sibbertstrasse
Seven-beech

( Location )

S420 0675
(in the district) 		after a beech tree with seven trunks from one root 1928/1949 northern half of the street between Eichengrund and Kapitän-Dreyer-Weg in Sülldorf Seven-beech
Seven way

( Location )

S424 0650 after a previous owner 1936
Simrockstrasse

( Location )

S454 1230
(in the district) 		Karl Simrock (1802–1876), translator and poet 1949 north of the S-Bahn bridge in Iserbrook Simrockstrasse
Sörensenweg

( Location )

S474 0165 Blankenese family Sörensen, originally from Denmark 1952 Sörensenweg
Stehr's stairs

( Location )

S848 0065 after the Stehr fishing family, who have lived in Blankenese since 1590, and were the previous owners of the site 1972 Stehr's stairs
Steep path

( Location )

S619 0120 according to the nature before 1903 Steep path
Beach stairs

( Location )

S726 0260 after the function leading to the banks of the Elbe 1949 Beach stairs
Beach path

( Location )

S727 2090 after the location on the Elbe beach before 1903 Beach path
Shrub path

( Location )

S733 0175 freely chosen name 1936 Shrub path
Strindbergweg

( Location )

S746 0540 August Strindberg (1849–1912), Swedish writer 1955 Strindbergweg
Straw edder

( Location )

S748 0195 freely chosen name 1954 northern half of the street in Sülldorf Straw edder
Süllberg terrace

( Location )

S791 0700 after the location on the Süllberg before 1903 Süllberg terrace
Süllberg stairs

( Location )

S792 0090 after the location on the Süllberg before 1903 Süllberg stairs
Süllbergsweg

( Location )

S793 0070 after the location on the Süllberg before 1903 Süllbergsweg
Sülldorfer Kirchenweg

( Location )

S796 1175
(in the district) 		according to the function leading to the Blankenese church 1949 north of the Siebenbuchen road in Sülldorf Sülldorfer Kirchenweg
Sülldorfer Mühlenweg

( Location )

S799 0065
(in the district) 		according to function leading to the former Schierenholter windmill 1928 north of Anne-Frank-Straße in Sülldorf Sülldorfer Mühlenweg
Table Mountain

( Location )

T002 0490 after a hallway name 1935
Tinsdaler Kirchenweg

( Location )

T109 0110
(in the district) 		after the Rissen district of Tinsdal, leading to the Blankenese church 1928 only southern half of the eastern part of the street in Blankenese, otherwise in cracks
Pottery climb

( Location )

T122 0140 after a pottery that was briefly located there in 1873 around 1926 Pottery climb
Waseberg

( Location )

W079 0280 according to the location on the elevation of the same name 1949 Waseberg
Wilhelms Allee

( Location )

W278 0250 Wilhelm Geckler (1836–1895), previous owner of the site and builder of the street before 1910 Wilhelms Allee
Willhöden

( Location )

W287 0745 after a field name (wild height) 1949 before 1949: Föhrenweg Willhöden
Wilmans Park

( Location )

W294 0475 Hermann Christoph Wilman, shipowner and businessman, previous owner of the site that created the park 1929 Wilmans Park
Witts Allee

( Location )

W355 0370 Johann Peter Witt (1838–1905), shipowner before 1903 Witts Allee
Witt's Park

( Location )

W356 0295 after the location in the park 1935 Witt's Park
Wulfsdal

( Location )

W414 0705 after a hallway name around 1924 "Wulf" is derived from "Vulv" and denotes a swamp or a moor. Wulfsdal

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
  2. ↑ Senate resolution of November 5, 2019, published in Official Gazette No. 91 of November 15, 2019, accessed on November 30, 2019

Literature and Sources

Web links

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