List of streets and squares in Hamburg-Hummelsbüttel

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Location of Hummelsbüttel in Hamburg and in the Wandsbek district (light red)

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

overview

In Hummelsbüttel (district number 520) there are 18,394 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) on 9.1 km². Hummelsbüttel is located in the postal code areas 22339, 22399 and 22417.

There are 102 designated traffic areas in Hummelsbüttel, including one square.

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
Alsterweg

( Location )

A119 0625 than the road leading to the Alster before 1938
Old country road

( Location )

A126 2110
(in the district) 		after the old connection between Hamburg and Poppenbüttel 1930 east of house number 200 in Poppenbüttel
Altenmoor

( Location )

A140 0320 after the field name "Allmoor" or "Ahlmoor" 1950
At the oven

( Location )

A187 0155 after the field name "oven piece" 1950
At the hump

( Location )

A231 0315 after a field name 1936
On the Gnadenberg

( Location )

A233 0285 after the location near a prehistoric burial mound 1930
At the Hehsel

( Location )

A246 0645 after a field name 1930 A forest with dense undergrowth is called "Hesel".
At the carp pond

( Location )

A268 0795 after the location on a former carp pond 1930
Barkhausenweg

( Location )

B068 0360 Heinrich Barkhausen (1881–1956), physicist 1965
At the brick factory

( Location )

B800 0090 after a former brickworks that was in operation until the 1950s 1977
Brillkamp

( Location )

B603 0470 after a field name of unknown origin 1965
Butter farmers rise

( Location )

B905 0275 after the "butter farmers" who worked in Hummelsbüttel until the 20th century 2017 The butter farmers in Südholstein bought butter, eggs, poultry and cheese and sold them directly to end consumers.
Christian-Koch-Weg

( Location )

C079 0110 Christian Koch (1878–1955), FDP politician 1975
Thistle paddock

( Location )

D115 0225 after a field name 1950
Thistle path

( Location )

D116 0410 after a field name 1930
Dorchgang

( Location )

D149 0275 after the field name "Dohrgang" 1952
Dornenkamp

( Location )

D160 0065 after a field name 1930
Dweermoor

( Location )

D244 0335 after a field name 1949 Low German dweer = across
Eek bars

( Location )

E029 0190 after a field name 1930 Low German Eek = oak, an elongated field is referred to as a "bar"
Eekbalkenstieg

( Location )

E030 0140 based on the street Eekbalken 1949
Eichenhorst

( Location )

E059 0070 after a term from hunting and forestry before 1938
Eitnerweg

( Location )

E114 0390 Ernst Eitner (1867–1955), painter 1965
Airport road

( Location )

F163 0100
(in the district) 		according to the location at Hamburg Airport or leading to it 1952 between Alsterkrugchaussee and Zeppelinstraße in Fuhlsbüttel , north of Zeppelinstraße in Langenhorn , further east in Hummelsbüttel
Gerckensplatz

( Location )

G362 0225 after the long-established Hummelsbüttel farming family Gerckens 1970 not a square in the traditional sense, but a street
Glashütte Landstrasse

( Location )

G106 3650 Glassworks , district of Norderstedt 1950
Glashütte rose

( Location )

G107 0325 based on the Glashütter Landstrasse 1951
Gnadenbergweg

( Location )

G124 0270 after the location near a prehistoric burial mound 1910 Only properties on the northern side in Hummelsbüttel, otherwise in Fuhlsbüttel , especially the entire street area.
Gösselkoppel

( Location )

G139 0180 after the term "Gössel" for young geese 1960
Grönkamp

( Location )

G392 0090 after a field name 1975 Grönkamp = green field
Grützmühlenweg

( Location )

G319 1070 after a Grützmühle formerly located here 1950
Häherweg

( Location )

H017 0450 after the raven bird of the same name before 1938
Harksheider Street

( Location )

H139 0035
(in the district) 		Harksheide , district of Norderstedt 1950 According to the street directory only in Poppenbüttel , according to the basic map, the street touches the Hummelsbüttel area shortly before the state border with Schleswig-Holstein
Hattsmoor

( Location )

H188 0315 after a field name 1933 Hattsmoor = deer moor
Swish

( Location )

H752 0095 after a field name 1977 Low German Hau = hay, Wisch = meadow
Heidkamp

( Location )

H739 0330
(in the district) 		after the field name "Heidberg" 1975 east of number 99 in Poppenbüttel
Heisterkamp

( Location )

H706 0340 after the term of the same name for the planting of young oaks and beeches 1970 The properties on the eastern and southern sides are in Fuhlsbüttel , the rest is in Hummelsbüttel, especially the entire street area.
Hermann-Ruge-Weg

( Location )

H798 0180 Hermann Ruge (1874–1940), from 1919 to 1933 mayor of Hummelsbüttel 1990
Hay link

( Location )

H408 0250
(in the district) 		after a field name 1950 "Blink" means both "free space" and "wet surface"; approx. 50 meters east of the Sedelmannsbusch street in Poppenbüttel
Högenbarg

( Location )

H737 0680 after a field name 1975 Low German Högenbarg = high mountain
Högenkamp

( Location )

H740 0120 after a field name 1975 For the term "Högen" see Högenbarg.
Högenredder

( Location )

H738 1285 after a field name 1975 For the term "Högen" see Högenbarg.
Hollenbek

( Location )

H575 0340 after a hallway name 1933
Hüsermoor

( Location )

H672 0255 after a field name 1949
Hummelsbütteler Kirchenweg

( Location )

H686 0270
(in the district) 		following the path taken by the population of Hummelsbüttel to Niendorfer, from 1894 to Fuhlsbütteler church 1903/04 from house no. 117 south in Fuhlsbüttel
Hummelsbüttel market

( Location )

H751 0205 according to location and function in the district 1977
Hummelsbütteler Weg

( Location )

H741 1245 according to the location in the district 1976
Hummelsbüttler Dorfstrasse

( Location )

H688 0315 according to the location in the district 1950
Hummelsbüttler main street

( Location )

H689 1410 according to the location in the district 1950
Immenkoppel

( Location )

I065 0270 after a field name mentioned in 1780 1962 Immen = bees
Immenredder

( Location )

I066 0460 after a field name 1930
Immenstieg

( Location )

I069 0130 based on the Immenredder 1962
Jochim Wells Way

( Location )

J057 0225 after the Wells farming family, who have lived in Hummelsbüttel since the 16th century before 1938
Johannes-Büll-Weg

( Location )

J119 0115 Johannes Büll (1878–1970), DDP , later FDP politician 1975
Josthöhe

( Location )

J076 1055 Jobst I of Holstein-Schauenburg (1483–1531) 1951
Jostweg

( Location )

J077 0245 based on the Josthöhe 1951
Kiesselbachweg

( Location )

K560 0110 Wilhelm Kiesselbach (1867–1960), lawyer and judicial politician 1975
Church redder

( Location )

K190 0345 based on the Hummelsbütteler Kirchenweg 1930
Kishorst

( Location )

K562 0385 after a field name 1976
Kiwittredder

( Location )

K209 1945 after the Low German name for the lapwing before 1938 From the confluence with Langenhorner Straße-West to the north, the properties are located on the east side in Poppenbüttel .
Kulenkamp

( Location )

K501 0090 to the hollows of the nearby brickworks 1950
Kulenwisch

( Location )

K565 0090 based on the Kulenkamp 1970
Lademannbogen

( Location )

L359 1735 Friedrich Lademann (1891–1966), engineer and traffic planner 1977
Landahlweg

( Location )

H639 0140 Heinrich Landahl (1895–1971), DDP , later SPD politician, long-time Hamburg school senator 1975
Langenjären

( Location )

L052 0275 after a field name 1951 The word part "-jären" is derived from "Jarl" or "Jar" ​​and means "parcel".
Lentersweg

( Location )

L332 0575 after the Lenters farming family, who have lived in Hummelsbüttel since the 17th century 1970
Leuteritzweg

( Location )

L352 0115 Max Leuteritz (1884–1949), SPD politician 1975
Liepmannweg

( Location )

L354 0105 Moritz Liepmann (1869–1928), legal scholar 1975
Wages

( Location )

L233 0190 after a field name before 1948 A forest or wood is referred to as “Loh”, “Stücken” stands for a field division.
Lüttmoorkamp

( Location )

L355 0115 after a field name that means a small piece of land on the moor 1975 Low German lütt = small
Moorreye

( Location )

M275 0210
(in the district) 		after a field name 1914 A small watercourse is called "Rei" or "Reye"; west of the Raakmoorgraben in Langenhorn .
Münzkamp

( Location )

M336 0230 after a field name 1932
Must chopper

( Location )

M343 0190
(in the district) 		after a field name (must = swamp) 1930 only western half of the street between Tegelsbarg and Stofferkamp in Hummelsbüttel, otherwise in Poppenbüttel
Neukamp

( Location )

N207 0330 after a field name (new field) 1975
Norbert-Schmid-Platz

( Location )

N206 0100 × 100 × 70 × 25 Norbert Schmid (1939–1971), police officer 1975
Ohkamp

( Location )

O054 0745 after a field name 1925 Only plots 34 to 38 are in Hummelsbüttel, the rest of the street, in particular the entire street area, leads through Fuhlsbüttel .
Poggenkamp

( Location )

P236 0200 after a field name 1975 Low German Pogg = frog
Poppenbütteler Weg

( Location )

P165 2705
(in the district) 		Hamburg district Poppenbüttel 1950 between house number 128 and Tegelsbarg only northern half of the street in Hummelsbüttel, southern in Poppenbüttel , also the further course east of Tegelsbarg; Part of the ring 3
Poppenbüttler rose

( Location )

P169 0490 Hamburg district Poppenbüttel 1951
Raakmoorgrund

( Location )

R418 0590
(in the district) 		according to the location near the Raakmoor nature reserve 1977 west of the Raakmoorgraben in Langenhorn
Raapeweg

( Location )

R410 0115 Leo Raape (1878–1964), legal scholar 1975
Reembroden

( Location )

R079 0645 after the field names "Reehbreeden" or "Reenbrook" 1960 According to Beckerhaus, both field names denote a strip of trees left standing in the field to prevent erosion and to supply the villagers with kindling .
Rehab

( Location )

R097 3250 for a private game reserve 1927
Reinckeweg

( Location )

R409 0110 Julius Reincke (1842–1906), physician and politician, and his son Heinrich Reincke (1881–1960), archivist and historian 1975
Ruscheweyhstrasse

( Location )

R408 0560 Herbert Ruscheweyh (1892–1965), lawyer and judge 1975
Schregenhof

( Location )

S290 0235 after a former farm of the same name 1930
Sedelmannsbusch

( Location )

S371 0250 after the owner of a small wood (bush) 1950
Silberdistelweg

( Location )

S447 0080
(in the district) 		after the plant species of the same name 1950 Street area and land on the north side for approx. 80 meters in Hummelsbüttel, land on the south side in Poppenbüttel , as well as the further eastern course
Steen beam

( Location )

S602 0515 after a field name 1933 A beam is an unplowed strip of land. Stones were thrown on this that came to light when other fields were plowed.
Rose section

( Location )

S691 0380 after a field name 1932 What is meant is a small path (stairway) that leads over a field.
Susebekweg

( Location )

S815 0630 after the location near the Susebek , a tributary of the Alster
Teetzparkweg

( Location )

T206 0205 after the location at Teetzpark, which in turn is named after the previous owner of the site 1974
Tegelsbarg

( Location )

T039 1555 after the numerous brick factories that used to exist here 1975 Low German Tegel = brick; east / north-east half of the street between Poppenbütteler Weg and Müssenredder in Poppenbüttel , otherwise in Hummelsbüttel
Timmkoppel

( Location )

T104 0390 after the farming family Timm, who have lived in Hummelsbüttel since the 18th century 1952
Trondelstieg

( Location )

T171 0085 after a field name 1947 "Tröndel" has the meaning of "round".
Wipe

( Location )

T172 0230 after a field name 1947 "Tröndel" has the meaning of "round", Low German wisch = meadow.
Uhlenbüttler Kamp

( Location )

U011 0235 after "Uhlenbüttel", Hermann Claudius ' name for the district of Hummelsbüttel 1960
Wakendorfer way

( Location )

W020 0020
(in the district) 		Wakendorf II , municipality in Schleswig-Holstein 1952 predominantly western part in Langenhorn
Wesselblek

( Location )

W186 0245 after the term “ble (e) k” for flat land, “Wessel” describes a meadow that regularly changes its owner 1933
Wild moor

( Location )

W263 3270 after a field name 1950
Wilhelm-Stein-Weg

( Location )

W453 0470 Wilhelm Stein (1870–1964), engineer 1977
Wüsthofweg

( Location )

W407 0245 to a farm that became desolate for unknown reasons 1950
Ziegeleiweg

( Location )

Z019 0165 according to function leading to the former brickworks 1903

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Digital Atlas North
  2. ^ Senate resolution of May 11, 2017, published in Official Gazette No. 40 of May 23, 2017, accessed on August 23, 2019

Literature and Sources