List of street names in Memmingen

Outline map of the city of Memmingen

The list of street names in Memmingen lists all street names in Memmingen and the districts. The first column names the street name. In the case of the city of Memmingen, the direction in which the street is located is also given in the second column. The third column lists the city district. The last column describes what the streets were named after.

Memmingen

Street name	location	District	Name description	image
Ahornweg	Northwest	Tree quarter	The Ahornweg is a dead end street in the so-called Baumviertel. He is after the tree maple named
Adenauerring	Northwest		The Adenauerring is a ring road named after Konrad Adenauer .
Aldringenstrasse	West, connection between Wallensteinstrasse and Bodenseestrasse		Aldringerstraße is named after Johann von Aldringen , an imperial general who took the city of Memmingen in 1633.
Allgäuer Strasse	South, Kempter Tor to the southern city limits		Named after the Allgäu landscape , which begins about 20 kilometers from the city.
Alpine road	South-east, leads south from Riedbachstraße to the city limits		The Alpine Road is named after the view of the Alps , which was still free from there before the buildings were built.
Altbachweg	North, Ringweg on Colmarer Straße		The Altbachweg is named after an old field name in the area of ​​the Stadtbach.
Altvaterstrasse	west		Named after the Jeseníky Mountains in the Sudetenland.
At the inlet	Old town		Named after the city gate inlet .
At the Galgenberg	South, connects the Allgäuer Straße with the Dickenreiser Weg		Named after the imperial city gallows south of the road since 1762.
At the freight yard	South-east, at the Luitpoldstrasse underpass		The street is named after the freight yard that has been at this point since 1907.
At the Jewish cemetery	Northeast		Named after the Jewish cemetery in Memmingen
At the carp garden	East, dead end from Kohlschanzstraße to the east		Named after the former garden restaurant of the “Zum Karpfen” inn at the old level crossing on the Memmingen-Augsburg railway line .
At the Kuhberg	North, going east in front of the Ulmer Tor		The Kuhberg is an old driving route for the former town farmers.
At the Luginsland	North, in front of the begging tower		Named after the former Luginsland city ​​tower , which stood on the road until 1806.
At the Scheidgraben	Northeast, traffic distributor		Am Scheidgraben is named after an old field name between the Alemannic settlements Amendingen and Memmingerberg.
At the stadium	west		Named after the Memmingen sports facilities that are located on this street.
At the city pond	southeast		The town pond was named after an old dam that dammed the Buxach almost to Dickenreishausen until the middle of the 18th century.
At the Vogelsbrunnen	Northeast, between the railway line and the Schumacherring		Am Vogelsbrunnen was named after an old field name for a spring.
At the Ziegelörle	East, south of Augsburger Strasse		Am Ziegelörle was named after the former archway to the brick barn in the imperial city.
At the Zwirner	Northwest		Am Zwirner was named after an old field name for a transverse field strip.
At the Hohe Wacht	Old town, from Kempter Tor to Weberstraße		Named after the high watch ; was the strongest fortification on the city wall from 1530 to 1600.
At the barracks	Old town, from Weberstraße to Lindauer Tor		Named after the red and black barracks that the Bavarians built in 1702.
At the wall	Old town, from the Lindauer Tor to the Schweizerberg		Named after the western city wall.
At the Neumühle	North, on Donaustraße		The Neumühle, once owned by the Stebenhaber patrician family, had stood here since around 1500.
At the upper trap	East, between Benninger Strasse and Wasserwerksweg		One of the traps that are important for cleaning the stream on Fisherman's Day, also known as rifle weirs, through whose pipe system the city ​​stream is drained.
At the paper mill	East, on Münchner Strasse		Location of the paper mill founded by Peter Fort from Geneva in 1478.
Anemone Path	Northeast	Flower district	Named after the anemone flower .
Hitchhiker's Guide	Northwest		Named after the central German landscape of Anhalt .
Anschützstrasse	South, on Allgäuer Straße		Named after Hermann Anschütz-Kaempfe , the inventor of the gyro compass, who formerly lived in Lautrach Castle .
Antoniergasse	East, connects Augsburger Strasse with Bergermühlstrasse		Named after the monastery order of the Antonites , called Antonier in Memmingen.
Apothekergäßle	Old town, running behind the elephant pharmacy along the old Guelph city wall		Named after the elephant pharmacy located there.
Aspenweg	Northeast, between Schlachthofstrasse and Sandstrasse		After the Aspenbad, one of the imperial cities. Heilbad, which was located here on the southern edge of the Eisenburg Forest, named. The way there is part of the road.
Asternweg	Northwest	Flower district	Named for the aster flower species .
On the new break	South, on Dickenreiser Weg		This plateau was turned into new farmland in 1562.
At the noodle castle	Southwest, at the Kaisergraben		The Merian engraving from 1634 shows a smaller, round outwork in the ditch under the Hohe Wacht, for which the name “Nudelburg” was introduced very early on.
Augsburger Strasse	East, from the former Kalchtor to the city limits		Augsburger Strasse was named after the route to Augsburg .
Augustinergasse	east		Named after the Augustinian hermits in the Augustinian monastery on the market square.
Babenbergerstrasse	West, between Bismarckstrasse and Buxacher Strasse		Named after the medieval noble family of the Babenbergs .
Badgasse	Old town		Named after the former stone arch bath.
Bahnhofstrasse	East, in front of the eastern city wall		From the former Kalchtor to Luitpoldstrasse.
Baltenplatz	East, on Münchner Strasse	Baltic settlement	Main square of the so-called Baltic settlement, which was built in 1952 to accommodate Baltic refugees.
Bear Alley	Old town, between Kramerstraße and Seelhausgasse		Named after the former guest house, the Golden Bear .
Bäßlerstrasse	Northwest	Unteresch	Named after Karl Bäßler from Memmingen, director of the Deutsches Museum in Munich.
Bauernjörgweg	West, between Frundsbergstrasse and Peutingerweg		A path named after Georg Truchsess von Waldburg-Zeil , also called "Bauernjörg".
Bauerntanzgasse	Old town, on Herrenstrasse		Named after the neighboring restaurant Bauerntanz .
Baumerweg	west	Mitteresch	Named after Johann Michael Baumer , a Memmingen city chronicler in the 18th century.
Tree school path	North, between Danube and Strigelstrasse		Named after the tree nursery of the Schönmetzer nursery that existed until 1918.
Tree road	Old town, between Schrannenplatz and Weberstraße		Named after the Gasthaus Zum Grünen Baum .
Bayernring	East, connecting road from Münchner Strasse to Benninger Strasse		Named after the state of Bavaria .
Beethovenstrasse	Northeast	Musicians' quarter	Named after Ludwig van Beethoven .
Behringerstrasse	West, connects Buxacher Strasse with Eduard-Flach-Strasse		Named after the royal appellate judge, member of the state parliament, Reichstag member and Memmingen honorary citizen Wilhelm von Behringer .
Benninger Strasse	Southeast, from Augsburger Strasse to the city limits		Named after the neighboring village of Benningen .
Bergermühlstrasse	East, between Benninger Strasse and Memmingerberg		Named after the Bergermühle on the western edge of the town of Memmingerberg .
Bergerstrasse	Southeast, between Augsburgerstrasse and Bergermühlstrasse		The former main connecting road to the Memmingerberg, which used to be known as the mountain.
Bernadotteweg	Northeast, between Albert-Schweitzer-Straße and Nansenstraße		Named after Count Folke Bernadotte .
Besemfelderweg	west	Unteresch	Named after Oscar Besemfelder (1893–1965), Memmingen citizen's son and the last great German lute singer.
Better street	Southwest, between Crusiusstraße and Hindenburgring		Named after the important Memmingen patrician family Besserer of the 15th and 16th centuries.
Bilgeristraße	west		Named after the mission bishop Aurelian Bilgeri .
Birch path	South, between the Allgäuer Straße and the Illertalbahn		Named after the birch tree species .
Bisch.-v.Ketteler-Platz	west	Berlin freedom	Named after Wilhelm Freiherr von Ketteler .
Bismarckstrasse	West, from St.-Josefs-Kirch-Platz to Frundsbergstraße		Named after Otto von Bismarck .
Blattergasse	East, between Benningerstrasse and Antonierstrasse		At the eastern end of the street was the imperial city infirmary and leaf house until the 18th century.
Blumengäßle	Old town, between Weberstrasse and An der Kaserne		Named after a former nursery located there.
Bodenehrweg	Northwest, between Nordweg and Merianstraße		Named after Gabriel Bodenehr , copper engraver from Augsburg in the 18th century, who engraved some Memmingen plans and maps.
Bodenseestrasse	West, from Lindauer Tor to the city limits		Former federal highway 18 to Lindau (Lake Constance).
Bonriedergasse	Old town, between Maximilianstrasse and Kuttelgasse		Named after a Bonrieder family who lived here in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Brahmsstrasse	Northeast, between Schumacherring and Schumannstrasse		Named after the German composer Johannes Brahms .
Brandenburger Strasse	west	Berlin freedom	Named after the city of Brandenburg .
Brandströmweg	East, dead end from Albert-Schweitzer-Straße		Named after Elsa Brandström .
Braunstrasse	West, between Buxacher Strasse and Buxheimer Strasse		Named after Fritz Braun , Lord Mayor and honorary citizen of the city of Memmingen.
Bretschergäßle	Old town, between Baumstrasse and Tannengasse		Named after a Bretscher family who lived here in the 17th century. The job title Bretscher stood for swordmaker.
Brueckenstrasse	East, between Schießstattstrasse and Wasserwerkweg		Former bridge over the watercourse to the upper trap.
Brucknerstrasse	North, access road to the northern Waldfriedhofstraße		Named after the composer Anton Bruckner .
Brühlweg	South, from Luitpoldstrasse as a dead end		Term for a damp and swampy meadow.
Buchdruckergasse	Old town, between Herrenstrasse and Untere Bachgasse		Named after the Rehm & Fischbach printing company that was located there in the 18th century.
Buchenstrasse	Northwest	Tree quarter	Named after the beech tree species .
Burkhartstrasse	East, between Bergerstrasse and Mammostrasse		Named after Duke Burchard III. von Schwaben , also called Burkhart.
Buxacher Strasse	West, between the Wester Tor and the city limits		Named after the parish village of Buxach, which has belonged to the city for centuries.
Buxheimer Strasse	West, from Dr.-Berndl-Platz to the city limits		Connects the city of Memmingen with the municipality of Buxheim to the west .
Chemnitzer Strasse	Northwest, between Braunstraße and Dresdener Straße	Berlin freedom	Named after the Saxon city of Chemnitz .
Claussweg	Southwest, spur road from Stadtweiherstrasse		Named after Friedrich Clauss .
Colmar Street	North, between Saarlandstrasse and Schumacherring		Colmarerstrasse was named after the city of Colmar in Alsace. The street used to be called Amendinger Straße until the city renamed the street as part of the friendship between the cities of Colmar.
Crusiusstrasse	Southwest, between Bodenseestrasse and Beyfriedstrasse		Named after Dr. Martin Crusius .
Dahlia path	west	Flower district	Named after the type of flower dahlias .
Danneckerweg	West, dead end of Riedmillerstraße		Named after the Memmingen city councilor Georg Dannecker (1882–1955).
Danziger Strasse	South, between Römerstrasse and Königsberger Strasse		Named after the East Prussian city of Danzig .
Daumillerweg	west	Mitteresch	Named after the Memmingen patrician family, especially after the senior church councilor Oscar Daumiller (1882–1970) and the sculptor Gustav Adolf Daumiller .
Dickenreiser way	South, from the Schanzmeister to the Dickenreiser forest		Lindenallee towards Dickenreis.
Dobelhalde	West, between Pitalmühlweg and Mittereschweg		Named after Friedrich Dobel .
Dochermannstrasse	west	Mitteresch	Named after Sebastian Dochermann , Memmingen chronicler at the age of 30. War.
Döderleinweg	Southwest, between Dickenreiser Weg and Pulvermühlstrasse		Named after Friedrich Döderlein .
Don Bosco Way	Northwest, between Illerstrasse and Zinggstrasse		Named after Don Giovanni Bosco . The Don Bosco Order runs the Marianum in neighboring Buxheim.
Donaustraße	North, from the Ulmer Tor to the city limits		Runs north towards the Danube.
Dörflerstrasse	West, between Behringerstrasse and Wagnerstrasse		Named after Peter Dörfler .
Dornierstrasse	South, between Pfaffenwinkel and Allgäuer Straße		Named after Claude Dornier .
Dorpatweg	east	Baltic settlement	Named after the Baltic university town of Dorpat .
Dr.-Berndl-Platz	North-west, place of the intersection Ebertring-Adenauerring / Dr.-Berndl-Straße-Buxheimer Straße		Named after Dr. Heinrich Berndl , Lord Mayor and Honorary Citizen of the City of Memmingen.
Dr.-Berndl-Strasse	Northwest, between Buxacher Straße and Ebertring		Named after Dr. Heinrich Berndl, Lord Mayor and Honorary Citizen of the City of Memmingen.
Dr.-Gertrud-Otto-Strasse	south	Roman settlement	Named after Dr. Gertrud Otto , teacher at the Vöhlingymnasium . She was the authoritative biographer of the Memmingen painter Bernhard Strigel .
Dr.-Huber-Strasse	West, between Buxacher- and Eduard-Flach-Straße		Named after Dr. Christoph Huber.
Dr.-Miedel-Strasse	West, between Buxacher- and Eduard-Flach-Straße		Named after Dr. Julius Miedel .
Drei-Fir-Weg	West, between Eschhaldenweg and Bodenseestraße		Named after a three-armed candelabra that stood on the old toboggan and ski slope there.
Dresdener Strasse	West, between Braunstraße and Bischof-v.Ketteler-Platz	Berlin freedom	Named after the Saxon state capital Dresden .
Drususstrasse	East, between Lantfritstrasse and Mammostrasse		Named after the son of the Roman emperor Augustus, Drusus .
Dunant Street	North-east, between Müncner- and Albert-Schweitzer-Straße		Named after Henri Dunant .
Düttelstrasse	East, between Schießstattstrasse and Kneippstrasse		Named after Dr. Philipp Jakob Düttel (1679–1747), Memmingen city doctor and founder.
Eberhardtweg	Northwest, between Ripplerstrasse and Behringerstrasse		Named after Georg Eberhardt (1882–1950), Memming's tower keeper from St. Martin, who, as a wealthy cinema owner in Aarau / Switzerland, generously supported his fellow Memmingen people after the world wars.
Ebertring	Northwest, between Bismarckstrasse and Dr.-Berndl-Platz		Named after Friedrich Ebert .
Eduard-Flach-Strasse	Northwest, between the Kartäusereck and the Braunstraße		Named after Eduard Flach .
Ehingerstrasse	Southwest, between Stadtweiherstrasse and Crusiusstrasse		Named after the Ehinger family of merchants and architects from Memmingen in the 16th century.
Ehrhartstrasse	East, between Schießstattstrasse and Wasserwerkweg		Named after the Memmingen family of doctors who played an important role in the city in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Eibenweg	South, branch road of Woringer Straße		Named after the yew tree , which was used for crossbow bows.
Eichendorffstrasse	West, between Kudlichstrasse and Mendelstrasse	Chicken Hill	Named after Joseph Freiherr von Eichendorff .
Oak Street	Northwest	Tree quarter	Named after the oak tree species .
Eisenacher way	Northwest	Berlin freedom	Named after the Thuringian city of Eisenach .
Ekkehartstrasse	East, dead end of Bergermühlstraße		Named after Ekkehart , monk of the St. Gallen monastery around 1000 AD, an important scholar, poet and chronicler of that time.
Elisabethenstrasse	East, dead end of Bergermühlstraße		Named after Saint Elisabeth of Thuringia .
Elbow Street	East, between Augsburger Strasse and Münchner Strasse		Named after the city doctor Ulrich Ellenbog (1435–1499), city doctor and his son Nikolaus (1481–1543), learned monk in the Ottobeuren monastery.
Ellerbachweg	Northwest, between Buxheimer Straße and Dr.-Karl-Lenz-Straße		Named after Heinrich von Ellerbach .
Emmertweg	Northwest	Unteresch	Named after Friedrich Emmert (1896–1969), pastor at St. Martin in 1926, dean in 1945 and councilor in 1954.
Englerstrasse	west	Mitteresch	Named after David Engler, Reichsstädt. 18th century chronicler.
Erfurter Strasse	Northwest	Berlin freedom	Named after the Thuringian city of Erfurt .
Erlenweg	South, dead end of the alpine road		Named after the species of alder tree .
Ernst-Reuter-Platz	Northwest	Berlin freedom	Named after Ernst Reuter .
Ernstweg	East, between Ludolfweg and Lantfritstraße		Named after Duke Ernst of Swabia
Feystrasse	Northwest, Lupine and Braunstrasse		Named after Georg Fey, 1st Mayor, 2nd Mayor and honorary citizen of the city of Memmingen.
Fischachweg	South, branch path of the street Am Galgenberg		Named after the Fischbach printer family from Memmingen in the 18th century.
Flat path	South-west, leads in a large curve from Bodenseestraße to Dickenreiser Weg		The path is a recreational facility designed by Eduard Flach
Föhrenweg	South, dead end of the alpine road		Named after the pine tree species .
Trout Trail	South, dead end of Riedbachstrasse		Named after the fish species trout , which occurs in the headwaters of the Memminger Ach , which is located on the Forellenweg.
Frauenkirchplatz	Old town		Former cemetery north of the Basilica of Our Women , also called Frauenkirche.
Freudenthalstrasse	East, between Augsburger Straße and Stadtbach am Stadtbad		Old field name, first mentioned in 1466.
Friedhofweg	East, between Augsburger Strasse and Lindenbadstrasse		Named after the old cemetery to which the street runs parallel.
Frundsbergstrasse	West, between Bismarckstrasse and Buxacher Strasse		Named after Georg von Frundsberg .
Fuggergasse	Old town		Named after the Fugger family of merchants and bankers from Augsburg.
Furtgasse	Old town, between Herrenstrasse and Kramerstrasse		Place a medieval ford through the city stream.
Gabelsbergerstrasse	North, between Königsgraben and Baumschulweg		Named after Franz Xaver Gabelsberger .
gardenstreet	South, dead end of Luitpoldstrasse		Once a garden landscape in front of the Kempter Tor.
Gaswerkstrasse	East, between Riedbachstrasse and Schießstattstrasse		The municipal gasworks was built here in 1862.
Geisshornweg	South-east, branch road of Benninger Straße		Named after Geisshorn .
Gerberplatz	Old town		Center of the tanning trade in the imperial city of Memmingen.
Geroldstrasse	East, connects Lantfritstrasse with Haienbachstrasse		Named after Gerold , Swabian count and brother of Queen Hildegard, wife of Charlemagne, Franconia. Governor in Bavaria, killed in 799.
Gerstlestrasse	Northwest	Unteresch	Named after Albrecht Gerstle (1842–1921), for many years head of the Israelite religious community in Memmingen and the first Jewish citizen in the college of community representatives.
Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse	South, between Römerstraße and Dickenreiser Weg		Named after the Scholl siblings .
Giessergasse	Old town, between Krautgasse and Kalchstraße		The bell foundry of the Ernst and Hermann families used to stand at the northern end of this street.
Glockengiesserstrasse	West, between Braunstrasse and Laberstrasse		In memory of the important bell foundry of the Ernst and Hermann families in Memmingen.
Goerdelerweg	south	Roman quarter	Named after Karl Goerdeler .
Goethestrasse	Northwest, between Buxheimer Strasse and Klopstockstrasse	Poets' quarter	Named after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe .
Greifswalder Weg	Northwest	Berlin freedom	Named after the city of Greifswald .
Greinwaldweg	Northwest	Unteresch	Named after Benno Greinwald, former parish priest at St. Josef .
Grenzhofstrasse	North, between Donaustraße and Nordweg		Named after the farm that marked the northern city limits against Amendingen for a long time.
Grimmelweg	Old town, between Ulmer Str. And Königsgraben		Named after the von Grimmel patrician family , whose townhouse is north of it.
Groenenbacher	South, section of the former B19		Named after the southernmost town in Central Swabia, Bad Grönenbach .
Großweg	South, cul-de-sac of the Hindenburgring		Named after Jakob Groß (1827–1898), customs councilor in Memmingen and local history researcher, co-founder of the antiquity association.
Grüntenweg	South-east, the cul-de-sac of Benninger Strasse		Named after the Grünten .
Gustav-Adolf-Strasse	West, between Bismarckstrasse and Schwedenweg		King Gustav II Adolf of Sweden spent one day in the imperial city of Memmingen in 1632 to support the oppressed Protestants.
Habsburgerstrasse	West, the dead end of Hohenzollernstrasse		Named after the Habsburg noble family.
Hadwigstrasse	East, between Berger Strasse and Mammostrasse		Named after the Swabian Duchess Hadwig (born 994) on the Hohentwiel.
Haienbachstrasse	East, between the shooting range and Bergermühlstrasse		The Haienbach represents the border between the city of Memmingen and Memmingerberg.
Hallhof	Altstadt, square north of Maximilianstrasse		Originally the courtyard of the Memmingen hospital, since 1821 the seat of the royal family. bayer. Salzamtes, also called Hallamt.
Hallhofgasse	Old town		Named after the Hallhof.
Hans-Böckler-Strasse	west	Mitteresch	Named after Hans Böckler .
Hans-Grässel-Strasse	North, cul-de-sac of Waldfriedhofstrasse		Named after Prof. Dr. Hans Grässel .
Hattostrasse	South, between Schaltwerkstrasse and Oberriedstrasse		Named after Hatto von Benningen, noble friend of St. Ulrich and monk in Ottobeuren from the middle of the 10th century.
Haussmannstrasse	South-east, between the freight yard and Riedbachstrasse		Named after the founder of the wool factory Friedrich Haußmann from Nördlingen (1818-1894).
Haydnstrasse	Northeast, between Mozartstrasse and Beethovenstrasse	Musicians' quarter	Named after Joseph Haydn .
Heidelbergerweg	North, the strait of Strigelstrasse	Bohemian district	Named after Thomas Heidelberger .
Heidengasse	Old town, between Maximilianstrasse and Kalchstrasse		Named after the nickname of a local butcher J. Kleiber "Heidenhans", tradition from 1731 and 1732.
Hot street	North, between Baumschulweg and Schönfeldstraße		Named after the Memminger family of artists hot in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Hemmerlestrasse	North, between Colmarer Straße and Schlachthofstraße		Named after Josef Hemmerle, state economist and co-founder of the Agricultural Association.
Herderstrasse	Northwest, between Goethestrasse and Nordweg	Poets' quarter	Named after the German poet and Protestant theologian Johann Gottfried Herder .
Herlinstrasse	North-west, the cul-de-sac of Schappelerstrasse		Named after Hans Herlingen .
Hermansgasse	Old town, between Zangmeisterstraße and Zwinggasse.		Named after the Memmingen patrician family von Herman in the 18th century, whose palace, the Hermansbau , stands here.
Herrenstrasse	Old town, between Zangmeisterstraße and Roßmarkt		Residence of the former ministerials of the Guelphs, later the patricians.
Hindenburgring	West, part of the "Mittlerer Ring" bypass		Named after Paul von Hindenburg , honorary citizen of the city of Memmingen.
Behind the salt barn	Old town, between Maximilianstrasse and Kalchstrasse		Named after the Großer Salzstadel from 1474, at the back of which the alley runs.
Hintere Gerbergasse	Old town, between Lindentorstraße and Badgasse		Named after the tanning trade that settled there during the times of the Reichstadt.
Hirschgasse	Old town, between Schrannenplatz and Frauenkirchplatz		Named after house no. 10, the former red tannery "Zum Hirsch", as told by the weather vane.
Hochvogelweg	South-east, the cul-de-sac of Benninger Strasse		Named after the Hochvogel mountain .
Hofgasse	Old town, between Schweizerberg and Lindauer Straße		Named after a courtyard open to the west in the middle of the alley, an old urban street name.
Höflerstrasse	west	Chicken Hill	Named after the historian Konstantin von Hoefler .
Hohenstaufenstrasse	West, between Bismarckstrasse and Buxacher Strasse		Named after the imperial family of the Hohenstaufen .
Hohenzollernstrasse	West, between Hohenstaufenstrasse and Waiblingerstrasse		Named after the Swabian noble family of the Zollern, also known as the Hohenzollern .
Hölderlinstrasse	Northwest, between Herderstrasse and Klopstockstrasse	Poets' quarter	Named after the German poet Friedrich Hölderlin .
Homannstrasse	Northwest, between Nordweg and Dr.-Karl-Lenz-Straße		Named after the cartographer Johann Baptist Homann from Oberkammlach.
Honackerweg	west	Unteresch	Named after Siegmund Honacker (1888 -Memmingen- 1963) who, as a citizen of Memmingen, made a large foundation in his hometown.
Hopfenstrasse	West, between Bodenseestraße and Buxacher Straße		There were many hop gardens here until the end of the First World War.
Hoppenriedweg	South-east, between Riedbachstraße and the city limits		Hoppen is the name of the grass humps in Benninger Ried, an old field name for this area.
Höppweg	west	Mitteresch	Named after the Memmingen schoolmaster Paulus Höpp, who was executed as a Reformation revolutionary on June 11, 1526 on the Memmingen market square.
Hühnerbergstrasse	west	Chicken Hill	Hühnerberg is an old imperial town field name, first mentioned in 1407.
Hungerbachweg	South, between Pfaffenwinkel and Allgäuer Straße		The Hungerbach is one of the numerous brooks in the Memminger dry valley.
Hurterstrasse	Northwest, between Nordweg and Dr.-Karl-Lenz-Straße		Named after the Memmingen cartographer and notary Christoph Hurter .
Illerstrasse	Northwest, between Königsgraben and Adenauerring		Named after the Iller , in whose valley Memmingen lies.
In thick rice	South, parallel to Grönenbacher Straße		Old field name after the once dense forest there.
In the Kalker Feld	Northeast, Ringstrasse of a settlement between Bayernring-Münchner Strasse and Künersberger Anlage	Kalkerfeld	Old field name that denotes the white subsurface with "lime or lime".
In the Klösterle	Old town, between Kreuzstrasse and Schrannenplatz		Named after the Seelschwesternkloster for public monastery, which was founded there in 1490 . Nursing, repealed in 1874.
In Mitteresch	west	Mitteresch	Esch or Ösch is the name for the urban corridor, which was divided into Oberesch, Mitteresch and Unteresch by the three-field economy.
In Unteresch	west	Unteresch	Esch or Ösch is the name for the urban corridor, which was divided into Oberesch, Mitteresch and Unteresch by the three-field economy.
In the chapel	Old town, between Kalchstrasse and Krautstrasse		Named after the Dreikönigskapelle, whose building, donated in 1399, is on the corner of Kalchstrasse.
In the New World	North, between Schumacherring and Eisenburger Strasse		Old field name for the wet meadows in this area, which were cultivated around 1760, later a well-known excursion restaurant at the southern end of the three lakes formerly located there, today Stadtpark LGS 2000 .
Irisweg	Northwest	Flower settlement	Named after the flower type Iris .
Jägerndorfer	west	Chicken Hill	Named after the city of Jägerndorf .
Jahnstrasse	North-west, between Eduard-Flach-Straße and Buxacher Straße		Named after Friedrich Ludwig Jahn .
Jena way	Northwest	Berlin freedom	Named after the city of Jena in Thuringia.
Josef-Schmid-Weg	West, between St.-Josefs-Kirchplatz and Hopfenstraße		Named after pastor Josef Schmid, pastor at the time of the construction of St. Josef in 1928/29.
Josef-Seliger-Strasse	west	Chicken Hill	Named after Josef Seliger .
Julius-Leber-Strasse	South, strait of Stauffenbergstrasse		Named after Julius Leber .
Kaisergraben	South-west, old town ring in the course of the former city moat		Reminds of the German emperors.
Kalchstrasse	Old town, between Am Kalchtor and Marktplatz		Old street name in the area of ​​the Almerde deposits east of the city.
Canal Street	North-east, dead end of Lindenbadstrasse		Named after the sewer of the railway facilities under this street.
Kartäusereck	Northwest, between Eduard-Flach-Strasse and Buxheimer Strasse		Named after the Upper Swabian, nearby Reich Charterhouse Buxheim .
Kasernengässele	Old town, between Weberstrasse and An der Kaserne		Named after the Bavarian red barracks built here in 1702 .
Kempter Street	Old town, between Schrannenplatz and Luitpoldstraße		Named after the city of Kempten .
Keplerweg	West, between Babenbergerstrasse and Frundsbergstrasse		Named after the astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler .
Gravel pit path	South, between Pulvermühlstrasse and Döderleinweg		Named after the former "glass pit", which then served as a gravel pit.
Kimpelweg	west	Mitteresch	Named after the Memmingen chronicler Johannes Kimpel, d. 1474.
Kleiststrasse	Northwest, between Goethestrasse and Schillerstrasse	Poets' quarter	Named after the German poet Heinrich von Kleist .
Klopstockstrasse	Northwest, between Nordweg and Goethestrasse	Poets' quarter	Named after the German poet Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock .
Kneippstrasse	East, between Benningerstrasse and Ehrhartstrasse		Named after Sebastian Kneipp .
Knollweg	North, the strait of Strigelstrasse	Poets' quarter	Named after the Knoll master builders from Memmingen in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Köberlestrasse	West, between Hopfenstrasse and Hindenburgring		Named after Lieutenant General Paul von Köberle, honorary citizen of the city of Memmingen.
Kohlschanzstrasse	Northeast, between Am Kalchtor and Lindenbadstrasse		Named after the former city fortifications of the Kohlschanze and after the coal tower that collapsed in 1654.
Kolpingweg	Northeast, between Stoppelweg and Waldnerweg		Named after the journeyman's father Adolph Kolping .
Koenigsberger Strasse	south	Roman settlement	Named after the East Prussian capital Königsberg .
Königsgraben	West, Altstadtring in the course of the former city moat		Named after the former German kings.
Kornstrasse	South, cul-de-sac of the Alpine road		Leads to the former large grain silo.
Kramerstrasse	Old town, main shopping street in the city center and pedestrian zone		Since time immemorial the street of the general stores, formerly also called Kratz- or Renngasse. Federal road until 1973.
Krautstrasse	Old town, between Ratzengraben and Gießergasse		There were once many herb gardens behind the houses on this street.
Kreisauer Strasse	south	Roman settlement	Named after the Silesian village and castle Kreisau .
Kressenbachweg	Southeast, moves south from Weidenweg		Named after the Kressenbach flowing there .
Kreuzstrasse	Old town, between Roßmarkt and Kramerstraße, pedestrian zone		Named after the “Zum Kreuz” inn, which was then moved to Kalchstrasse.
Crocus path	Northwest	Flower district	Named after the spring flowers of the crocuses .
Küchlinweg	West, the cul-de-sac of Hopfenstrasse		Named after the Memmingen Biedermeier painter Elias Friedrich Küchlin .
Kudlichstrasse	west	Chicken Hill	Named after Hans Kudlich .
Kühgasse	Old town, between Apothekergässele and Kramerstraße		Old city street name, probably the path of the city herd.
Kühlhausstrasse	Northeast, cul-de-sac of Schlachthofstrasse		Leads to the former municipal cold store built in 1948.
Künergasse	Old town, between Kalchstrasse and Krautstrasse		Named after the patrician family von Küner and their most important representative Jakob von Küner .
Kunneweg	South, cul-de-sac from Am Galgenberg		Named after the early printer Albrecht Kunne .
Kuttelgasse	Old town, between Kramerstraße and Ottobeurergasse		Named after the trippers and butchers who once had their workshops on this street.
Laberstrasse	West, between Buxacher Strasse and Buxheimer Strasse		Named after the government building officer Dr. Karl Laber, who headed land consolidation in this area from 1933–1935. Also remembers the last hospital master of the Kreuzherrnkloster, the prelate David Laber (1749–1821), who died as pastor of Erkheim.
Laminitweg	South-east, between Alpenstrasse and Rohde-und-Schwarz-Strasse		Named after the patrician family von Laminit from Memmingen .
Lammgasse	Old town, between Maximilianstrasse and Kalchstrasse		Named after the inn "Zum Weißen Lamm" at the south end.
Lantfritstrasse	Southeast, between Bergermühlstrasse and Haienbachstrasse		Named after the penultimate Duke of Swabia, Lantfrit (d. 730), under whom the first Swabian collection of laws, the "Lex Alemannorum", was written.
Lusatian way	west	Berlin freedom	Named after the eastern German landscape of Lausitz .
Leebstrasse	North-west, the spur of the Prinzingstrasse		Named after the Memmingen sculptor Johannes Leeb .
Glue line	South-east, between Alpenstrasse and Riedbachstrasse		There is still a gelatine factory in the southern neighborhood, the former Pfeffer glue factory, which has built company apartments on this street .
Leipziger Street	Northwest, between Erfurter Straße and Waldbottweg		Named after Leipzig .
Leonhardstrasse	To the east, between Bergermühlstrasse and Augsburger Strasse		Named after the former St. Leonhard's chapel with infirmary hospital at the eastern end of Blattergasse.
Lessingstrasse	North-west, between Goethestrasse and Herderstrasse		Named after the German poet Gotthold Ephraim Lessing .
Leuschnerweg	South, cul-de-sac of the Roman road		Named after the resistance fighter Wilhelm Leuschner .
Leutkircher Eck	To the west, cul-de-sac from the street Im Unteresch		Named after the city of Leutkirch , which was also an imperial city until 1803.
Libauweg	To the northeast, the spur road of Münchner Strasse	Baltic settlement	Named after the Baltic city of Libau . The whole quarter was built for the displaced Baltic Sea in the 1950s.
Lichtenbergweg	South, between Stauffenbergstrasse and Dickenreiser Weg		Named after the Catholic resistance fighter Bernhard Lichtenberg .
Lily path	Northwest	Flower district	Path in the middle of the flower district.
Lindauer Strasse	Old town, between Roßmarkt and Lindauer Tor		Leads to the Lindauer Tor. Named after the former imperial city of Lindau in Lake Constance .
Lindenbadstrasse	To the north, between Rennweges and Mindelheimer Straße		Named after the old inn "Lindenbad" in place of the former imperial city Gerberdörrhütte from 1680. There were and are many linden trees here .
Lindentorstrasse	Old town, between Schrannenplatz and Bahnhofstrasse		Named after the Lindentor .
Lotzerstrasse	Northwest, between Illerstrasse and Schererstrasse		Named after Sebastian Lotzer .
Ludolfweg	To the east, between Geroldstrasse and Lantfritstrasse		Named after the Swabian Duke Liudolf .
Luitpoldstrasse	To the south, between Bahnhofstrasse and Schanzmeister		Named after the Bavarian Prince Regent Luitpold , the successor to King Ludwig II.
Lupine Street	To the west, between Laberstrasse and Braunstrasse.		Named after the Lupine patrician family from Memmingen . The most important representative of the family was the last imperial city office director Friedrich Freiherr von Lupine .
Lutzweg	To the west, between the two legs of the Höppweg	Mitteresch	Named after the innkeeper Hans Lutz, who was executed as a revolutionary by the Swabian Federation in 1525.
Machnigstrasse	To the west, between Braunstrasse and Mecklenburger Strasse		Named after the former Lord Mayor of Memmingen, Rudolf Machnig.
Maffeistraße	South, spur road from Pfaffenwinkel to the Kempter railway line		Named after the industrialist Josef Anton von Maffei .
Magdeburger Strasse	To the northwest, between Potsdamer Strasse and Mecklenburger Strasse	Berlin freedom	Named after the city of Magdeburg .
Maierhofgasse	To the west, between Buxheimer Straße and Königsgraben		City farm, called Maierhof , resettled in 1880 . This had to give way to the district court of Neubau in 1904 .
Mammo Street	To the east, between Augsburger Strasse and Haienbachstrasse		The name Memmingen can be traced back to a royal court in the settlement of the elder Mammo.
Manghausplatz	Old town, between Maximilianstrasse and Kuttelgasse		After the Manghaus, built in 1583 (an imperial city community facility of the dyers).
Marienburgweg	South, between Königsberger Strasse and Danziger Strasse		Named after the Marienburg , the former headquarters of the Teutonic Order .
Marienrain	To the east, between Benninger Strasse and Am ZIERTörle		Named after the nearby Catholic Church of the Assumption .
Marketplace	Old town		Central square of the historic imperial city, the weekly market has been held here since 1286. The square was originally called "Großer Markt", the western part in front of St. Johann "Fischmarkt" and the eastern part "Krautmarkt".
Martin-Luther-Platz	Old town		South of St. Martin . Named after the reformer Martin Luther , who was probably a guest in Memmingen in 1511.
Martin-Mayrock-Weg	North, spur road from Hemmerlestrasse to the south		Named after Martin Mayrock from Memmingen, resistance fighter in the Third Reich.
Maserstrasse	To the east, between Ellenbogstraße and Am Judenfriedhof		Named after Hugo Maser (1862–1929), seminar director and local poet.
Mauergäßle	Old town, between Lindauer Strasse and the street An der Mauer		Leads to the Memmingen city wall.
Maximilianstrasse	Old town, between the train station and the Weinmarkt		Named after King Maximilian II. Joseph and Emperor Maximilian I , who often stayed in Memmingen.
Mecklenburger Strasse	To the northwest, between Brandenburger Strasse and Erfurter Strasse	Berlin freedom	East German landscape name, today the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania .
Memelweg	To the east, spur road to the north from Münchner Strasse	Baltic settlement	see Baltenplatz
Mendelssohnstrasse	To the northeast, between Schumannstrasse and Brahmsstrasse		Named after the composer Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy .
Mendelstrasse	To the west, between Spitalmühlweg and Jägerndorfer Straße	Chicken Hill	Named after the Catholic priest and important natural scientist Gregor Mendel .
Merianstrasse	Northwest, between Homannstrasse and Hurterstrasse		Named after the engraver Matthäus Merian . In 1634 he engraved a portrait of Memmingen.
Metzgerweg	To the northeast, between Tummelplatzweg and Schlachthofstraße		Named after the nearby former slaughterhouse of the city.
Milky Way	To the southeast, between Riedbachstrasse and Alpenstrasse		There was a dairy factory on the street until the 1990s.
Mindelheimer Strasse	To the east, between Augsburger Strasse and the eastern end of Lindenbadstrasse		Named after the city of Mindelheim .
Mitauweg	To the northeast, the spur road to the north from Münchner Straße	Baltic settlement	Named after the Baltic city of Mitau .
Mittereschweg	To the west, between Spitalmühlweg and Buxacher Straße	Chicken Hill	Named after the middle section of the Memmingen farmland.
Moltkestrasse	To the west, connecting road between Kaisergraben and Hopfenstraße		Named after the Prussian general Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke .
Mozartstrasse	To the northeast, between Münchner Strasse and Beethovenstrasse		Named after the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart .
Mühleisenweg	West, cul-de-sac to the east from Braunstraße		Named after the Memmingen citizen and founder of the fountain near St. Martin, Hermann Mühleisen.
Mulzergraben	To the south, between Kempter Strasse and Bahnhofstrasse		Named after the fighter pilot of the First World War Max Ritter von Mulzer .
Münchner Strasse	To the northeast, from Lindenbadstrasse to the east to the city limits		Formerly Künersberger Strasse. Named after the state capital Munich .

Amendingen

Street name	Name description
Adam Giant Path	Named after the arithmetic master Adam Ries .
Albert-Einstein-Strasse	Named after Albert Einstein from Ulm .
Alemannenstrasse	Named after the Alemanni tribe .
Alprosenweg	The cul-de-sac from Oberen Straße to the east, named after the alpine rose flower .
At the Schlittenbach	Named after an old field name for this area.
At the sports field	Named after the sports facilities built there.
At the hammer mill	Location of the former Hammerschmiede, demolished around 1975, the first manufacturing building of the Goldhofer company .
Auchstrasse	Connects the Fraunhoferstrasse with the Teramostrasse. It is named after Memmingen's twin town Auch .
Auricle path	The spur road from Spitalstraße, named after the primrose plant auricle , which is mainly native to the Alps.
Bäuerleweg	Named after an old farm name.
Bayernstrasse	Named after the Bavarian tribe .
At Bernhard's	Named after an old Amendinger house name, a name tradition since 1852.
At the cheek	Old Amendinger house name for the wheelchair.
Berwangweg	The Lords of Berwang were the rulers of Amendingen in the 15th century.
Cimbernweg	Named after the Cimbri tribe .
Dirrstrasse	Named after Johann Dirr, mayor of the formerly independent municipality before 1945.
Dr.-Karl-Lenz-Strasse	Connects Ulmer Strasse with Buxheimer Strasse. Named after Dr. Karl Lenz , District Administrator of the Memmingen district from 1948 to 1960.
Dr.-Lauter-Strasse	The cul-de-sac from Dr.-Karl-Lenz-Straße to the north. Named after Dr. Richard Lauter , the first democratically elected district administrator from 1945 to 1948 in the district of Memmingen.
Dreyerstrasse	Connects Donaustraße with St.-Ulrichs-Platz. Named after Michael Dreyer, dean of the chapter and pastor of Amendingen 1662–1665 and 1670–1712.
Ebertzweg	Connects Scheidlinstrasse with Jehlestrasse. The Memmingen patrician family von Ebertz belonged to the last rulers of Eisenburg in the 18th century, whose main town was Amendingen.
Lonely way	Old amendinger field name.
Eisenburger Strasse	Connects Amendingen with Eisenburg.
Eislebenstrasse	Connects the Fraunhoferstrasse with the Teramostrasse. Named after the Lutherstadt Eisleben , a Memmingen twin town.
Europastrasse	From the Dr.-Karl-Lenz-Straße / Buxheimer Straße roundabout to Teramostraße.
Fraunhoferstrasse	Named after Josef von Fraunhofer . Today the main street of the north industrial area.
Funkelinweg	Named after P. Johannes Funkelin (d. 1479), the first Parish Vicar from Amendingen came from the Premonstratensian monastery Rot ad Rot.
Glendalestrasse	Named after the city of Glendale , USA, which has had a partnership with the city of Memmingen since 1976.
Goldhoferstrasse	Named after Alois Goldhofer, an amending entrepreneur who founded today's low loader company Goldhofer with a worldwide reputation in 1946 .
Gotenstrasse	Named after the Goths tribe .
Border road	In the northwest of Stadtetter, named after the former border between Amendingen and the city of Memmingen at this point.
Grünenfurt	Named after the old field name Im Grünenfurt .
Grünenfurter Strasse	From Untere Strasse to the Grünenfurt district.
Heisenbergstrasse	Named after the physicist and Nobel Prize winner Werner Heisenberg .
In Paradise	After an old field name in which the praise for the good vegetation is expressed.
In the Pfalz	Named after an old municipal field name.
Jehlestrasse	Named after Jakob Jehle , builder of the Amendinger Church in St. Ulrich in 1755.
Jungeauerweg	Named after the Memminger patrician family boy Auer , who was the village Amendingen in the 14th century reign of owners.
Kapellenweg	Named after the nearby St. Ottilien chapel from the 15th century.
Karatas Street	Named after the Turkish city of Karataş in the province of Adana, with which the city of Memmingen has been on friendly terms since 1984 and has been twinning since 2009.
Celtic road	Named after the tribe of the Celts .
Pine road	In the north-western part of the village, the Baumviertel.
Church walkways	Located on the hill of the St. Ulrich church .
Kiryat Shmona Street	Named after the twin town Kiryat Shmona in Israel.
Kotzenbrühl	Named after the old field name for the area.
Kupferhammergäßchen	Named after the former Amendinger coppersmiths, which stood at this point.
Courland Road	Named after a historical landscape in Latvia, where many Baltic Germans once settled.
Litzelsdorfer Strasse	Named after the friendly community Litzelsdorf in Burgenland in Austria, with which a town partnership was entered into in 2009.
Madlenerstrasse	Named after the Amendingen painter Josef Madlener , who owned his house and studio on this street.
Marquardstrasse	Named after the Marquard family who owned large estates in Amendingen in the 14th century.
Max-Planck-Strasse	Named after the German nuclear physicist and Nobel Prize winner Max Planck .
Butcher's alleys	After the old farm name at the butcher . The road no longer exists today, but has never been held.
Mühlenweg	Named after the former grinding mill that belonged to the lower hospital .
Upper street	Old village street name.
Upper Ottilienweg	Named after the St. Ottilien chapel standing there .
Ostpreussenstrasse	Connecting road between Pfälzerstrasse and Bayernstrasse. Named after the province of East Prussia
Othmundstrasse	After the tribal leader Othmund, from whom the Alemannic village name Amendingens probably derives.
Otto-Hahn-Strasse	Albert-Einstein-Straße strait leading to the north. Named after the German chemist Otto Hahn .
Pfälzerstrasse	Dreyerstraße spur road to the east. Named after the tribe of the Palatinate .
Pfarrhofstrasse	Connects the Donaustraße with the Kirchensteige. At the western end is the Amendinger Pfarrhof.
Reichlinstrasse	Named after the noble Swabian family of the Lords of Reichlin. These had their headquarters in Fellheim and were at times owners of the Eisenburg estate and thus Amendingens as well. From the 16th century also Barons Reichlin von Meldegg .
Rieffstrasse	Connecting road between Pfarrhofstrasse and Dreyerstrasse. Named after Dean Peter Rieff from Sonthofen, pastor in Amendingen from 1712 to 1722.
Römerhof	Named after the remains of a villa rustica from late Roman times around 300 AD found there.
Rotterweg	After the old farm name, Beim Rotter . Eastward spur road from Siechenreuteweg.
Sachsenstrasse	Connecting road between Oberen Strasse and Bayernstrasse. Named after the Saxon tribe .
Schedelweg	Eastward spur road from Siechenreuteweg. Named after Franz Schedel (1765–1809), the last pastor appointed by the Buxheim Charterhouse .
Scheidlinweg	Access road between Einödweg and the railway line to Ulm . Named after the von Scheidlin patrician family from Augsburg, who built the Grünenfurt Castle .
Schermarweg	Connecting road between Scheidlinstrasse and Einödweg. Named after the von Schermar patrician family from Memmingen, co-owners of the Eisenburg estate in the 18th century.
School boards	Connecting road between Oberer and Unterer Straße. Named after the old school that stood there and is now used as a kindergarten.
Schwabenstrasse	Connecting road between Donaustraße and Obere Straße. Named after the Swabian tribe .
Siechenreuteweg	Leads from Pfarrhofstraße to the boundary of the district. Then via the Postweg to Steinheim . Named after the old field name Siechenreute , which probably goes back to clearing that was carried out by an infirmary or hospital in the late Middle Ages.
Spichelstrasse	A spur road leading north and west from Marquardstrasse. Named after the Amendingen citizen Peter Spichel, who sold two courtyards to the Memmingen Unterhospital in the 15th century .
Spitalstrasse	Connecting road between Oberer and Unterer Straße. Leads to the Amendinger mill, which was owned by the Memminger Unterhospital.
St. Ulrich Square	Amendingen village square in the center of the village with a war memorial and adjoining former town hall. Named after the patron saint of the church, St. Ulrich , who presumably met monks from the nearby monastery in Amendingen in May 973 to inform them of the privilege of freely electing abbot.
Stoll-Wespach-Strasse	Access road to the east between Einödweg and the railroad track to Ulm. Named after the patrician family Von Stoll zu Wespach, the builders of today's Grünenfurt Castle .
Sudetenstrasse	Connecting road between Oberer and Bayernstraße. Reminds of the Sudeten expellees who found a new home in Amendingen and Memmingen.
Teramostrasse	Connecting road between Glendalestrasse and Eislebenstrasse. Named after the Memmingen twin town and province Teramo in Italy.
Chernigov Street	Connecting road between Fraunhoferstrasse and Teramostrasse. Named after the Memmingen twin town of Chernigov in the Ukraine.
Lower street	Former main street in the village of Amendingen. Connects Eisenburger Strasse with Grünenfurter Strasse.
Lower Ottilienweg	Named after the nearby St. Ottilien chapel from the 15th century.
Veitensteige	Connecting road between St.-Ulrichs-Platz and Unteren Straße. Named after the old farm name "Veitenbauer". The farm burned down in the "Great Fire of Amendingen".
Waibelweg	Einödweg's cul-de-sac to the west. Named after the artist and sculptor Ignaz Waibel , who had his workshop in Amendingen for a while.
Waimerstrasse	The road connecting Grünenfurter Strasse and the street at the sports field. Named after the Waimer family. The Amendingen elementary school is on this street.
Waterway	To the east, the spur road from the street Im Paradies to the Memminger Ach . Access to the water meadows that existed until 1960 .
Weiherstrasse	Dead-end street from Amendinger Straße.
Wernher-von-Braun-Strasse	In the commercial area. Named after Wernher von Braun .
Wildeggerstrasse	Named after the popular pastor Hubert Wildegger (* 1937 - † 1981). From 1971 to 1981 he was a Catholic pastor in the parish.
Toe path	Access road leading to the west from Einödweg. Named after the Zehender patrician family from Memmingen, who owned large estates in Amendingen in the 14th century.
Zimmermannstrasse	Connecting road between St. Ulrichs-Platz and Pfarrhofstraße. Named after Dominikus Zimmermann , who was busy building the new Amendinger Church .

Buxach

Street name	Name description
At the pond garden	The road leads from the crossroads south of the Buxacher Mühle in a westerly direction into the valley in front of the Buxheimer Wald, where there were once small fish ponds in the village.
At the landlord	Leads to the former inn in Buxach on Buxacher Strasse in Memmingen.
Buxacher Mühlweg	Branches off the valley road to the west. The former Buxacher mill is located here.
Buxacher Stadtweg	Leads from Talstraße up to Buxacher Straße. Once the main connection route for the citizens of Buxach to the city.
Hammerweg	Named after the former Buxach brass hammer. Starts at the motorway parking lot and moves southwest across the plateau, descends in a narrow area into the Buxach Valley and crosses the valley to the east end of Oberbuxach at Spittelmüllerstraße.
Heineweg	Named after the German poet and satirist Heinrich Heine . In the Buxacher Halde, descend from Mörikestrasse to the north in the direction of the former inn.
Kirchstrasse	From the valley road at the Alte Wirtschaft leads south across the Buxach Valley past the Trinity Church to the junction to Westerhart and Oberbuxach.
Moospointweg	The name goes back to the old field name Moospoint for this area. The footpath begins at Oberbuxach and leads north to the western edge of the Buxach valley and from there to Kirchstrasse. This path used to serve as a way to school for all the students of the parish village.
Mörikestrasse	Named after the German poet Eduard Mörike . In the Buxacher Halde, leads eastwards from Talstraße up the slope in a slight curve to the south.
Oberbuxach	Leads from Spittelmüllerstraße to the farms called Oberbuxach and continues in a south-westerly direction to Westerharter Weg.
Spittelmüllerstrasse	From Bodenseestrasse near Straßbauer leads northwest past the Spittelmühle , the former mill of the lower hospital, and on to the southwest end of Kirchstrasse.
Städeleweg	The cul-de-sac from the valley road to the east. Named after the Memmingen poet and hat maker Christoph Städele .
Valley road	Leads from Bodenseestraße below the eastern slope of the valley along the Buxach valley to the municipality of Buxheim .
Over the weir	Leads from Mühlweg at the Buxachbrücke southwest to the street at Teichgarten.
Uhlandweg	As a cul-de-sac from Mörikestrasse to the north. Named after the Swabian poet Ludwig Uhland .
Westerharter way	Leads from the southwest end of Kirchstrasse in a southwest direction to Westerhart.

Dickenreishausen

Street name	Name description
At the bath house	The former village bathhouse of Dickenreishausen stood here.
On the train	Location of the former Dickenreishausen train station, was demolished after 1976.
At Kohlplatz	Connection path from Schreinergasse to the northwest to Volkratshofer Weg. Formerly the coal storage area of ​​the Dickenreishausen community.
At the mill pond	Named after the former mill pond.
At the parish pond	Named after the former parish pond.
At Weidenbühl	Named after an old field name.
At the Zehntstadel	Named after the former tenth annals of the Memminger Unterhospital .
At the brick barn	The village brick factory used to stand here.
At the Hofet	Popular use of the word "Hofstatt" for the center of the village.
At the collective farmer	Connects the street “Beim Zehenstadel” with Kronburger Straße. Named after the old farm name.
Dickenreishauser wasteland	Collective term for deserted courtyards.
Dickenreishauser Stadtweg	Old main route from the village to the city.
Herdstrasse	Southern continuation of Wangerstrasse. Old village usage for cattle drive.
Behind the gardens	Old village field name.
Hochholzstrasse	This name refers to the high forest on the Buxach Bridge north of Dickenreishausen.
Jörg-Trisch-Weg	Branch path from Krettlerweg to the east. Named after the miller Jörg Trisch, who sold the Dickenreishausen mill to the lower hospital of the city of Memmingen in 1515. Since then, the lower hospital has been the sole local ruler.
Krettlerweg	House name, which is derived from the basket making trade along this path.
Kronburger Strasse	Main connecting road to Kronburg , branches off from the intersection of Wangerstrasse and Herdstrasse to the southwest.
Küfergasse Dickenreishausen	Connecting road from Volkratshofer Weg and Hochholzstraße. Named after the cooper's trade that was based on this alley.
Oberdorfstrasse	Old village usage for the upper part of the village.
Upper Prielweg	Old village field name, which indicates a wetland.
Schneiderhansenweg	Old field name of the municipality.
Schreinergasse	Connects Unterdorfstrasse with Am Zehntstadel. After an old village house name in this area.
St. Agatha Way	Connects Unterdorfstrasse with the street "Am Mühlweiher". Named after the village church of St. Agatha .
Tannenmähderweg	Dead-end street from the street Am Kohlplatz to the southwest, old communal field name.
Unterdorfstrasse	Northern main street of the district, old municipal street name.
Lower Prielweg	Connects Unterdorfstrasse with Dickenreishauser Stadtweg. Priel stands for moist soil.
Volkratshofer way	From Hochholzstraße to the west, it is the first local road to Volkratshofen .
Wangerstrasse	Connects Oberdorfstrasse with Unterdorfstrasse at the western end of both streets. Old village name after the Wagnerian craft.
Wildbergweg	Named after the noblewoman Emma von Wildberg, who bequeathed goods in (Dickenreis-) Hausen to the Rot adRot monastery in 1126. First mention of the place name. Develops the area between Beim Sammesbauer and Wangerstraße.

Iron castle

Street name	Name description
At the forester's house	Named after the former forester's house on this street.
On the castle slope	Named after the castle slope, now a residential area below the castle .
At the Schmidleberg	Named after an old field name for this area.
Amendinger Strasse	Local road from Eisenburg towards Amendingen.
At the train	Way towards the former train station of the village of Eisenburg.
At the haggle	Inner access road from "Vor dem Stockfeld". Named after a historical field name that occurs there.
Mountain road	The steep section of the Eisenburger local road leads up the Schlossberg.
Bleach	Small hamlet west of Eisenburg, former bleached linen.
Feilitzschstrasse	Named after the Feilitzsch patrician family from Augsburg, who briefly owned the castle.
Glaserwinkel	Street in the new development area "Schloßbauernfeldweg Ost". Named after an old field name for this area.
Hofgutstrasse	After the old farm name "Maxel's Hofgut". The farm name derives from the farm owner Maximilian Mayer, who owned the farm in 1709.
High way	Named after an old path and field name.
In the castle park	Named after the former palace park that was there.
Mahdstrasse	Named after an old field name for this area.
Neubronner way	North-east cul-de-sac from Sättelinstrasse. Named after the Ulm patrician family Neubronner who owned the Eisenburg estate .
Pflummerstrasse	Access road in the settlement below the castle. Named after the von Pflummer patrician family from Ulm, who were temporarily owners of the castle.
Sättelinstrasse	Street in the settlement below the castle. Named after the Sättelin patrician family from Memmingen . They were the successors of those von Eisenburg and ruled from 1455 to 1580.
Schloßbauernweg	Named after the old path name Schloßbauernfeldweg in the same place.
Schlossweg	Way to the castle.
Schnaidweg	Named after an old field name for this area.
Mercenary Way	Named after an old path name.
Südweststrasse	Access road on Am Schmiedleberg.
Trunkelsberger Strasse	Connects Eisenburg with Trunkelsberg .
Under hard	Northern connection road from Bergstrasse towards the hamlet of Unterhart .
In front of the stick field	Named after an old field name for this area.
To the Roßweide	Southern and western spur road from Amendinger Strasse. Old communal field name.

Ferthofen

Street name	Name description
Aitracher Strasse	Named after the neighboring municipality to the west of the Iller , Aitrach .
Diepolderstrasse	Named after Bartholomäus Diepolder, the first documented citizen of Ferthofen from 1551.
Eitel-Friedrich-Weg	Named after Eitel Friedrich von Lupine , chancellery director of the imperial city of Memmingen, builder of Illerfeld Castle.
Ferthofer Hauptstrasse	The federal road in the local area of ​​the Ferthofen district.
Flösserstrasse	The rafting trade on the Iller had a centuries-old tradition in Ferthofen.

Hard

Street name	Name description
Old mail	The Alte Postweg leads from the deep cut under the Flachwegbrücke south-west down into the Buxach Valley , crosses the Haldenweg and runs across the valley and through Hart towards Priemen to the south-west. Named after the former Poststrasse Memmingen - Lindau.
At the ravine	It goes from the Alten Postweg on the south-western slope of the valley in a southerly direction through a ravine to the Hart street.
In the meadows	Named after an old field name. On the western slope of the valley, the path runs in a hook from the Alten Postweg south to the Am Hohlweg road to the southwest.
Haldenweg	Leads from the southern end of the Talstraße of the Bodenseestraße southeast below the slope to the southwest end of the Stadtweiherstraße.
Hard	Runs from Bodenseestraße near Straßbauer in a south-southeast direction through the closed hamlet of Hart to the junction at the south end of the built-up road.
Behind the Ammann	Southern cul-de-sac, parallel to the “Auf den Wiesen” street. Named after the oldest Harter Hof called "Ammann", which is west of the street.
Hitzenhofer way	In the center of Hart leads south and later south-west towards Hitzenhofen.
To the Breitenlohe	Dead-end street from the street Hart to the west, old communal field name.

Steinheim

Street name	Name description
Achstrasse	Named after the Memminger Ach .
At the Fährsteig	Named after an old field name that recalls the former route to the Iller ferry on the Aumühle.
On the Lämmersteig	Old field name that reminds of the way the village sheep herd.
On the Wallersteig	Named after an old field name for the pilgrimage route to Buxheim .
At the Wiesenrain	Named after a field name for this area.
At the Zollsteig	Old field name for the route taken by the imperial city customs collector to the Illerbrücke in Egelsee.
Amselstrasse	Named after the bird species blackbird .
Anwandweg	Named after the former Anwandhof.
Aumühlweg	Named after the former Aumühle.
Egelseer Strasse	Named after the Egelsee district, which is at the end of the street.
Eglofferweg	The Steinheim citizen Konrad der Egloffer, who was first named in Steinheim, buys a farm in the village, the so-called Burkhof, from the imperial city of Memmingen in 1337.
Wasteland	Collective term for the deserted courtyards of Steinheim.
Ergartenweg	Old field name in Steinheim.
Falkenweg	Named after the falcon bird species .
Finkenstrasse	Named after the finch bird species .
Fischerstrasse	Named after the fishermen in the village.
Spring road	Named after spring .
Gässele	Downsizing of alley.
Heimertinger Strasse	After Heimertingen leading street.
Heinzelmannstrasse	Named after the pastor Euffo Heinzelmann. Around 1530 he was the first Protestant pastor in Steinheim.
Holderäcker	Named after an old field name for this area. The street serves as the main access road for the "An der Heimertinger Straße" building area. Seven northern and five southern access roads branch off from it as access routes.
Husarenstrasse	Named after the tribe of the hussars .
Johann-Georg-Rabus-Strasse	Named after Johann Georg Rabus , who built the organ in the church .
Lerchenstrasse	Named after the species of bird the larks .
Martinstrasse	Named after Saint Martin, patron saint of the church in Steinheim.
Michael-Rehm-Strasse	Named after Michael Rehm, who was pastor in Steinheim in 1813 and after his daughter Amalie Rehm (1815–1883), who was the second head of the deaconess house in Neuendettelsau.
Dairy way	Named after the local dairy .
Upper Buxheimer Weg	Named after an old path name.
Upper Kirchweg	Street leading past the church.
Otto-Blum-Strasse	Named after Otto Blum .
Poststrasse	Named after an old path name.
Post	Named after an old path name.
Quellenweg
Raiffeisenstrasse	Named after Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen and the cooperative he founded.
Rotreiserstrasse	Named after the nearby Rotreis forest area.
Grinding path	Named after the former path name An den Schleifwegäckern .
Schulstrasse	Named after the Steinheim school.
way to school	Named after the Steinheim school.
Schützenstrasse
Sonnenstrasse
Steinerstrasse	Named after the Memmingen master builder Heinrich Steiner, who rebuilt the Steinheim church.
Steinheimer Stadtweg	Named after the old local connection to Memmingen.
Fir meadows	North-western access road of the building area between Am Wiesenrain and Heimertinger Strasse. Named after an old field name that was derived from the fir trees found there.
Lower Buxheimer Weg	Named after an old path name.
Unterer Kirchweg	Street leading past the church.
Widenmayerstrasse	Named after Johann Ritter von Widenmayer , German lawyer and first mayor of Munich from 1888 to 1893. Von Widenmayer were an old family of farmers from Steinheim.
Wittmannstrasse	Named after the pastor Wittmann, who worked in Steinheim from 1950 to 1955.
Zieglerberg	On the eastern slope edge of the Memminger dry valley. Named after the old brick factory.

Volkratshofen

Street name	Name description
On the Milchberg	Old village field name.
At school	Branches from the street “Im Unterdorf” west parallel to the street “Am Milchberg” to the south to the school, after which the street is named.
Outer garment path	The path leads to the “Äußere Gewänder” corridor area.
Bergmüllerweg	Extension of the Bruno-Schmidt-Weg, named after the mountain miller.
Fountain	Name for the hamlet of Brunnen belonging to Volkratshofen .
Brunner Strasse Volkratshofen	Connects the parish village of Volkratshofen with the district of Brunnen.
Bruno-Schmidt-Weg	Stubway parallel to the main street, going from the street “Unter den Halden” to the north and south. Named after the teacher Bruno Schmidt, who worked in Volkratshofen from 1939 to 1971.
Gustav-Kramer-Weg	Stitch road parallel to the road on Milchberg going south from the road "Unter den Halden". Named after Gustav Kramer, who was the last Evangelical-Lutheran pastor in Volkratshofen from 1939 to 1971.
Hans-Zundtner-way	A cul-de-sac, going north and south of the “Unter den Halden” road. Named after Magister Hans Zundtner, who was the first Evangelical Lutheran pastor in Volkratshofen from 1543 to 1581.
Hitzenhofen	The only street in the district of Hitzenhofen south of Volkratshofen.
Illerfeld	The only street in the Illerfeld district of Volkratshofen.

See also

• List of district roads in Memmingen

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• Bayernviewer from the Bavarian Surveying Administration
• Openstreetmap map