List of street names in Neuendettelsau

The list of street names in Neuendettelsau lists all street names in the municipality of Neuendettelsau . In addition to the main town, only the districts of Aich and the industrial area have street names. The street names were introduced in 1926 and replace the house numbers that were assigned under the Prussian government in 1792. In 1928 there were 21 streets with 227 house numbers in the core town. In 1962 the number of streets grew to 61 with 550 buildings. Today there are already 99 streets in the center of town alone.

Name categories

Trees Ahornstrasse Buchenstrasse Oak Street Fichtenstrasse Lindenstrasse Tannenstrasse Ulmenweg Pasture path Flowers Flower Street Dahlia path Lily path Daffodil Path Carnation Street Rosenstrasse Water lily path Tulip Street Bird names Amselweg Falkenstrasse Finkenstrasse Lerchengasse Titmouse Other plant and animal names Lilac Street Heckenstrasse Elder path Dragonfly Path Reed path Place names of (former) German cities Breslauer Strasse Chemnitzer Strasse Karlsbader Strasse Komotauer Strasse Koenigsberger Strasse Oberlungwitzer Strasse Stettiner Strasse

Old field names Eagle Walk At the Neuweiher At the switching garden At the cone garden Aurachgrund Birkig Frog Forschlag Häuslesacker Hirtenbuck Cabbage hedge Krautackerweg Kreuzlach Long length Neuwiesenstrasse Grinding path Winter side Names with a place reference At the calf pond At the cabbage cut At the sports park At the vineyard Badstrasse Bahnhofstrasse Construction road Friedhofstrasse gardenstreet Industrial ring Main road Hay path Klosterstrasse Pfaffenweg way to school Sternplatz Forest road Weiherdamm Weiherstrasse Vineyard Ziegelhüttenstrasse

Personalities who work on site Deinzerweg Friedrich-Bauer-Strasse Georg-Merz-Strasse Hermann-von-Bezzel-Strasse Johann-Flierl-Strasse Schmauserstrasse Wilhelm-Löhe-Strasse Places in the vicinity Aicher Strasse Altendettelsauer Strasse Bechhofener Strasse Birkenhofstrasse Geichsenhofstrasse Hague Street Heilsbronner Strasse Kirschendorfer Weg Mausendorfer way Reuther Strasse Petersauracher Strasse Schlauersbacher Strasse Weißendorfer Strasse Windsbacher Strasse Others Bogenstrasse Feldstrasse Friedenstrasse Hallway Lifting line Canal Street Klingenstrasse Mission Street North street East Street Ramp road Riegelgasse Ring road Side street Sonnenstrasse Forest path

Alphabetical list

The place where the street is is given in brackets.

A. Adlerweg , named after the Adlerwiese, which originally stretched between Bahnhofstrasse and Windsbacher Strasse Ahornweg Aicher Strasse Altendettelsauer Straße , laid out in the 19th century, first buildings 1855/56 At the Häuslesacker At the calf pond Am Kohlschlag , laid out at the end of the 19th century, first building in 1897 Am Neuweiher (industrial park) At the switching garden At the sports park , named after the Adolf Kolb sports facility At the vineyard At the cone garden Amselweg Aurachgrund (Aich) B. Badstrasse leads to the now closed outdoor pool Bahnhofstrasse , laid out in the early 16th century, is also district road AN 14 ; first building 1518 Baustraße , laid out in the early 20th century, named because of the local building company Högner GmbH Bechhofener Strasse , southernmost street from Neuendettelsau, community connecting road to Bechhofen . Built from 1885/1886. Due to their location near two small ponds, the two houses were officially referred to as Weiherhof . After 1945 it was expanded into a group settlement. Birkenhofstrasse , the commune connecting road to Birkenhof , built on since the end of the 19th century Birkig Blumenstrasse , called Julius-Streicher-Strasse from August 1, 1933 to 1945 Bogenstrasse , laid out at the beginning of the 20th century Branntweinsteig , not an official street name, a footpath that leads off Haager Straße Breslauer Straße , location of a customs dog school . Buchenstrasse C. Chemnitzer Straße , westernmost street in Neuendettelsau D. Dahlia path Deinzerweg , named after Johannes Deinzer (1842–1897), vice-principal of the deaconess institution and inspector of the mission institution E. Oak Street F. Falkenstrasse Feldstrasse , laid out at the beginning of the 20th century Fichtenstrasse Finkenstrasse , previously Mackensenweg, named after Field Marshal August von Mackensen Lilac Street Hallway Föhrenstrasse Friedenstrasse , laid out at the beginning of the 20th century Friedhofstraße , named because of the nearby village cemetery. Funeral hall built in the 1940s. Friedrich-Bauer-Straße , the course of the street is oriented towards the eastern village green, until 1954 Gartenstraße, named after Friedrich Bauer (1812–1874), missionary and inspector of the missionary organization . Basically built on since the beginning of the 20th century. House No. 5 is the listed house Lutherrose , which is used by the Society for Inner and Outer Mission as a leisure home in the sense of the Lutheran Church . Frog Fürschlag (commercial area) G Gartenstrasse , immediately north of the Neuendettelsau allotment gardens; not to be confused with Friedrich-Bauer-Str., which was called Gartenstrasse until 1954 Geichsenhofstrasse Georg-Merz-Straße , named after Georg Merz (1892–1959), pastor and founder of the Augustana University Gewerbering (industrial area) , named after the newly created industrial area between Neuendettelsau and Haag H Haager Strasse , laid out in the early 19th century, connecting the municipalities to Haag Hauptstrasse , called Adolf-Hitler-Strasse from August 1, 1933 to 1945, also Kreisstrasse AN 14 ; oldest road that was probably laid out when the village was founded. On the main street is the Nikolai Church and the headquarters of the EineWelt Mission , as well as listed buildings ( Neuendettelsau Castle , Mesnerhaus , Löhehaus , Gasthaus zur Sonne , Old Bakery ). Heckenstrasse , laid out at the beginning of the 20th century. The St. Christophorus Chapel is at the T-junction with Altendettelsauer Str . Heilsbronner Strasse , which is also district road AN 14 , laid out in the early 19th century; northernmost street of Neuendettelsau. The Clinic Neuendettelsau and the St. Martin Support Center are located on the outskirts . Henninger Gässchen , not an official street name, is a footpath between Johann-Flierl-Straße and Hauptstraße, named after the butcher's shop that used to be there Hermann-von-Bezzel-Strasse , named after Hermann von Bezzel (1861–1917), rector of the Neuendettelsau deaconess institution , later senior consistorial president of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria Hay path Hirtenbuck (Aich) Elder path , name of a new development area that was created in 2017 Hubstraße , individual properties already in the 16./17. century J Johann-Flierl-Straße , originally called Wiesenstraße, is based on the western village green, the so-called Schlossgraben, named after Johann Flierl (1858–1947), missionary and founder of the Neuendettelsauer Mission in New Guinea. Some properties were built in the early 20th century.

K Canal Street Karlsbader Strasse Kirschendorfer Weg Klingenstrasse Klosterstrasse (Aich) Cabbage hedge Komotauer Strasse Koenigsberger Strasse Krautackerweg , new housing estate (built from 2015) Kreuzlach L. Long length , new housing estate (built from the 1990s) Lerchengasse Dragonfly Path Lilienweg (built from 2019) Lindenstrasse M. Mausendorfer way Titmouse Missionsstraße , the Society for Inner and Outer Mission as defined by the Lutheran Church, has its seat on this street on a piece of land that it had acquired in 1911. N Narzissenweg (built from 2019) Nelkenstraße , the St. Franziskus Church is located on this street Neuwiesenstrasse Nordstraße , once the most northerly street in the village, also district road AN 19 O Oststraße , once the easternmost street in the town P Petersauracher Strasse (Aich) , community connecting road to Petersaurach Pfaffenweg (Aich) R. Rampenstraße , on this street is the Kindergarten “Bunte Oase”. Individual properties were built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries Reuther Strasse , laid out in the early 19th century, is also the district road AN 19 . The kindergarten "Noah's Ark", built in 1966, is located on this street Riegelgasse , naming from the 17th century. This is what today's Bahnhofstrasse was originally called. Ring road Rosenstrasse , called Hermann-Göring-Strasse from August 1, 1933 to 1945 Rottler Gässchen , no official street name, a footpath between Johann-Flierl-Straße and Bahnhofstraße S. Reed path Schlauersbacher Straße , laid out in the early 19th century, now district road AN 14 , which leads to Schlauersbach . The first properties were built in 1938. Grinding path Schmauserstraße (industrial park) , named after the owner of a company located there way to school Seerosenweg , new housing estate (built from 2015) Side street Sonnenstrasse Sternplatz , laid out in the early 19th century, originally called Dirschenlache Stettiner Strasse T Tannenstrasse Tulip Street U Ulmenweg W. Waldsteig , also popularly known as the “sister's part”. The Löhe campus is located on this path . Forest road , named after its location in the forest (the so-called "Muna"). The Augustana University is located on the former Muna site and is also the headquarters of the German Society for Mission Studies . Pasture path Weiherdamm Weiherstrasse Weinberg , just north of Am Weingarten located Weißenbronner Strasse (Aich) , community connecting road to Weißenbronn Wilhelm-Löhe-Straße , laid out in the early 19th century, originally called Anstaltsstraße, named from 1954 after Wilhelm Löhe (1808–1872), the founder of the Diakonissenanstalt and the Missionswerk . The Laurentius Church and the Paramentik are on this street . - There is also a Wilhelm-Löhe-Straße in Fürth . Windsbacher Straße , laid out in the early 16th century Winter side (Aich) Z Ziegelhüttenstraße , named after the village brickworks that used to be located there

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literature

• Matthias Honold; Hans Rößler (Hrsg.): 700 years Neuendettelsau: Festschrift for the 700th anniversary 1298/1998; historical contributions to the local history and house chronicle of Neuendettelsau . Neuendettelsau 1998, ISBN 3-00-002564-2 , p. 211-278 .
• Wolfgang Steinbauer: The historical development of Neuendettelsau , 1962.
• Annerose Tietze: field names of Neuendettelsau as a mirror of the local nature and history , Erlangen 1967.

Individual evidence

1. ^ M. Keßler: House chronicle of the core community Neuendettelsau , in: Matthias Honold, Hans Rößler (Hrsg.): 700 years Neuendettelsau , p. 213.
2. ^ W. Steinbauer, p. 137.
3. ^ Elisabeth Fechter: The place names of the district of Ansbach . Inaugural dissertation. Erlangen 1955, DNB  480570132 , p. 197 .
4. ↑ ^{a b c} Hans Rößler (Ed.): National Socialism in the Franconian Province. Neuendettelsau under the swastika . Neuendettelsau 2017, ISBN 978-3-9809431-9-2 , p. 94 .
5. ^ Wilhelm-Löhe-Straße on the FürthWiki website