List of street names in Ötisheim
This list of street names in Ötisheim shows the names of the current and historical streets , alleys, paths and squares of the municipality of Ötisheim (with the districts of Corres, Erlenbach, Schönenberg and the Haldenhof and Reithof farms ) as well as their origin, namesake or meaning, if known.
The list does not claim to be complete.
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A.
- Ahornweg
- Aischbühlstraße - is located in the suburb of Erlenbach
- Acacia path
- Allmendstrasse - refers to Almende and is a form of communal property
- Alte Dürrner Straße - from Ötisheim in the direction of the Dürrn district of the municipality of Ölbronn-Dürrn
- Alte Mühlacker Straße - from Ötisheim towards the town of Mühlacker
- Am Brunnenhäusle - was renamed "Adolf Hitler Platz" during the Nazi era . Is under monument protection.
- Amselstraße - is located in the forest settlement
- Auheckenstrasse
B.
- Bachstrasse
- Bahnhofstrasse - at the Ötisheim stop on the Württemberg West Railway
- Bausteinstraße - is located in the suburb of Erlenbach
- Bergweg - a road with a very steep gradient (20%)
- Broom
- Beer cellar - is a listed building.
- Brentanoweg
- Buchenweg
- Bush path
C.
- Claudiusweg
- Corresstraße - leads to the suburb of Corres. Up until the 19th century, the street through the town wall was a dead end .
D.
- Badger construction path
E.
- Eichendorffstrasse
- Oak Street
- Lizard trail
- Enzberger Strasse - also referred to as L 1173 ; from Ötisheim in the direction of the Enzberg district of the city of Mühlacker
- Erbäckerstrasse
- Erlenbacher Weg - from the district of Schönenberg in the direction of the district of Erlenbach
F.
- Falkenweg - is located in the forest settlement
- Fasanenstraße - is located in the forest settlement
- Finkenstraße - is located in the forest settlement
- Fleckenweg - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg and refers to Flecken .
- Fontaneweg
- Cemetery walkways
- Friedhofstrasse
G
- Garden path
- Against the long Almend
- Godenweg - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg
- Goethestrasse - named after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832), one of the most important creators of German-language poetry
- Gottlob-Linck-Straße - named after Gottlob Linck (1858–1947), born in Ötisheim and was a German mineralogist, crystallographer and rector of the University of Jena.
- Gumpenäckerstraße
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- Hafnergasse - Up until the 19th century, the street through the town wall was a dead end. Hafner was a profession in the Middle Ages from which the potters and stove makers emerged.
- Haldenstrasse - is located in the suburb of Erlenbach
- Rabbit season
- Hauffweg
- Hebelstrasse - Named after Johann Peter Hebel (1760–1826), a German writer, clergyman and teacher who is generally considered a pioneer of Alemannic dialect literature and is also known for numerous calendar stories written in Standard German.
- Heimenhaldenweg
- Heinestrasse
- Henri-Arnaud-Straße - Located in the suburb of Schönenberg and named after the Waldensian leader and pastor Henri Arnaud (1643–1721), who settled in the Ötisheim area and founded the current district of Schönenberg .
- Herderweg
- Hermann-Albrecht-Straße - is located in the forest settlement and was named after a former mayor in Ötisheim .
- Herrgottswiesenweg
- Hessestrasse
- Behind the fences
- Back alley
- Hofäckerstrasse
- Hohler Graben - formerly the fortified eastern border of the historic town center. Is now a listed building.
- Hölderlinweg
- Elder path
I.
- In the break
- In the Brühl
- Im Krustrain - Refers to the field name Krustrain, which was located east of the town center.
- In the racquet
- In Röhrich
- In the meadow
- Industriestrasse
J
- Jahnweg
K
- K 4523 - in Ötisheim; from the local area to the municipality boundary in the west also referred to as Pforzheimer Straße ; the road leads about 1.5 kilometers after leaving Ötisheim through the hamlet of Corres
- Kastanienweg
- Kernerstrasse
- Kieselbronner Straße - from Ötisheim towards the community of Kieselbronn
- Kirchberg
- Kirchgasse
L.
- L 1132 - in Ötisheim; referred to as Maulbronner Strasse from the municipality boundary northwest and in the north ; in the local area of Oetisheim to municipal boundary in the east-southeast as Mühlackerstrasse designated
- L 1173 - in Ötisheim; to the municipal boundary in the south-southwest in the local area as Enzberger street called
- Laughing meadows
- Laemmlestrasse
- Long alley
- Lerchenstraße - is located in the forest settlement
- Lessingweg
- Lindenweg
- Lissweg
- Lönsweg
- Ludwig-Zeller-Weg - supervisor and pastor of the Henri-Arnaud -Haus.
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- Marketplace
- Maulbeergäßchen - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg . Named after the Waldensians' first attempts to plant mulberry trees in this alley , which failed.
- Maulbronner Straße - direction Maulbronn , before and after L 1132 . Up until the 19th century, the street through the town wall was a dead end .
- Max-Eyth-Straße - named after Max Eyth (1836–1906), a German engineer, writer and draftsman
- Titmouse
- Mörikeweg
- Mühlackerstraße - direction Mühlacker , before and after L 1132
- Mühlstrasse
- Münchstrasse
N
- Nagelschmiedgasse
O
- Ob der Steingrube - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg and refers to the former quarry on Sauberg,
- Obertal
- Ölackerstrasse
- Ötisheimer Straße - from the district of Schönenberg in the direction of Ötisheim
P
- Panorama path
- Petrus-Waldus-Straße - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg
- Parish angle
- Pflegegartenweg
- Pforzheimer Strasse - also known as K 4523 ; leads from Ötisheim via its hamlet Corres to the Dürrn district of the municipality of Ölbronn-Dürrn
- Pforzheimer Weg - leads as a simple farm road from Ötisheim as the crow flies in the direction of Pforzheim
- Piemontweg - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg and refers to Piedmont , the origin of the Waldensians, who fled to Germany in 1698 .
- Postgasse
Q
- Quellenstrasse - is located in the Erlenbach suburb and leads to Ötisheim
R.
- Rathausgasse
- Rilkeweg
S.
View of the Protestant Michaelskirche from Schönenberger Strasse
- Schelmenweg - Northeast of the town center there was the field name Schelmenäcker.
- Scherrkesselweg - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg
- Schiller Street
- Schlattstrasse
- Schlehenweg
- Schmiedgasse
- Schönenberger Strasse
- Schubartstrasse
- Schwalbenweg
- Seilerbahn - named after the ropers who made ropes with hemp there.
- Back alley
- Sengachweg
- Sommerrain
- Sonnenrain
- Starenweg
- Steidachstrasse
- Sudetenstrasse - is located in the forest settlement
T
- Talstraße - is located in the suburb of Erlenbach
- Thomaweg
U
- Uhlandstrasse
- Under the Stöckachwald
V
- Vogelsangstraße - is located in the forest settlement
- Vogt-Greber-Weg - Vogt Greber was from Maulbronn and responsible for the settlement of the Waldensians in Schönenberg.
W.
- Wachtelstraße - is located in the forest settlement
- Waldenserstraße - located in the suburb of Corres
- Forest road
- Wallgrabenstraße - formerly the southern, western and northern fortified border of the historic town center. Is now a listed building.
- Weinbergweg - is located in the suburb of Schönenberg
- Hawthorn Trail
- Welschhauweg
- Wielandweg
- Wurmbergweg
Historic street names
- A.
- Adolf-Hitler-Platz - during the time of National Socialism; today: At the Brunnenhäusle
Biking and hiking trails
- Barefoot path , a 1.4 km long path with several stations, where you walk over bark mulch, pebbles or mud, among other things.
- The " Waldenser Weg" is a cultural and historical hiking trail that begins in Großvillars , leads over the Sternenschanze and the Chartaque , and continues over the Sauberg vineyard to the Waldensian Museum in Schönenberg .
Web links
Commons : Streets and alleys in Ötisheim - collection of pictures, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ^ The state of Baden-Württemberg. Official description by district and municipality. Volume IV: Stuttgart district, Franconian and East Württemberg regional associations. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1980, ISBN 3-17-005708-1 . P. 565
- ↑ a b Konrad Dussel (2007): Ötisheim - through history to contemporary regional culture, 2007 ISBN 978-3-89735-503-3 p. 216
- ↑ State of Baden-Württemberg, village development Ötisheim Enzkreis Local development concept, Kessler Schnelldruck Stuttgart, paperback 1977
- ↑ State of Baden-Württemberg, village development Ötisheim Enzkreis Local development concept, Kessler Schnelldruck Stuttgart, paperback 1977
- ↑ Wolfgang Thiem, Historische Ortskerne, Gesamtanlagen in Baden-Württemberg, workbook 23 Konrad Theiss Verlag, Darmstadt, 2016 ISBN 978-3-8062-2379-8 p. 158
- ↑ Wolfgang Thiem, Historische Ortskerne, Gesamtanlagen in Baden-Württemberg, workbook 23 Konrad Theiss Verlag, Darmstadt, 2016 ISBN 978-3-8062-2379-8 p. 158
- ↑ State of Baden-Württemberg, village development Ötisheim Enzkreis Local development concept, Kessler Schnelldruck Stuttgart, paperback 1977
- ↑ Waldensian Church in oetisheim.de
- ↑ Schönenberg in leo-be.de
- ↑ Wolfgang Thiem, Historische Ortskerne, Gesamtanlagen in Baden-Württemberg, workbook 23 Konrad Theiss Verlag, Darmstadt, 2016 ISBN 978-3-8062-2379-8 p. 158
- ↑ Konrad Dussel (2007): Ötisheim - through history to the present regional culture , 2007, ISBN 978-3-89735-503-3 , p. 23
- ↑ https://www.waldenserweg.de/index.php/waldensergeschichte/64-der-vogt-greber-weg.html Vogt Greber Weg in waldenserweg.de
- ↑ State of Baden-Württemberg, village development Ötisheim Enzkreis Local development concept, Kessler Schnelldruck Stuttgart, paperback 1977