List of historical street names in Stuttgart

City map of Stuttgart in 1794

The Stuttgart street names were fundamentally changed in 1811 and later changed again more often. In a comparison table, the historical names are compared with those currently valid.

The comparison is generally limited to the former old town and the former suburbs Leonhardsvorstadt, Reiche Vorstadt, Friedrichsvorstadt and Tübinger Vorstadt and approximately to the period between 1800 and 1850.

Historic street names

Older street names are inevitably given in older literature and in old newspapers and magazines. If you want to locate an old address today, you often have to do a lot of research to find the current address.

The following table compares the old street names with today's street names. Street names that have not changed have not been included.

In 1811 many streets were renamed, often in an effort to represent the splendor of the royal seat in the street names. So were z. B. raised all streets and alleys to the rank of streets.

The renaming from 1811 is documented in Friz 1829 and Pfaff 1846 . Also Lotter 1905 and Wais 1954 offer, if not always very clear, a wealth of material about the changes in street names since about 1800. The comprehensive "Buildings Directory" in Wais 1954 , page 276-306 opens, not only in the Plant covered buildings, but also all historical street names.

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  City plan from 1794.

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Today's street names are written according to the official spelling. In city maps and in literature, the dialect terms Gaß / Gassen, Gäßle and Straß and the High German terms Gasse, Gäßlein and Straße are used alternately. Only high German terms are used in the table. k is written instead of c (e.g. coffee cup instead of coffee cup), and Tor instead of Thor. If a street name is combined or separated, the combination is preferred, e.g. B. Cannstattertor instead of Cannstatter-Tor. Outdated genitive s is omitted, e.g. B. Eberhardstrasse instead of Eberhardsstrasse.

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Column * Street numbers from the city map from 1794 (see above).

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*	Old street name	Today's street name
43	Adelbergerhofgasse	Rathauspassage
	Avenue street	Entered street
26th	Old Münzgasse	Turmstrasse
49	Old port market	Karlstrasse / Karls Passage
	Old castle square	Schillerplatz
	At Legionskasernenplatz	Marienstrasse / Königstrasse
	At the Nesenbach	Josef-Hirn-Platz
	At the bet	Entered street
	On the bulwark	high Street
	On the ditch	Eberhardstrasse
23	On the laimen pit, on the glue pit	Marienstrasse
	On the plan	Planie
	On the press	Torstrasse
52	On the Schönfarb	Unnamed street
	Outer Esslinger Tor	Esslinger Strasse / Kanalstrasse
	Outer Tunzhofer Tor	Koenigstrasse
38	Autenriethgäßlein, Autenriethsgasse	Steinstrasse
28	Bandgäßlein, Bandstrasse	Entered street
45	Bärengäßlein	Bear Street
	Bear Square	Entered place
8th	Bauhofgasse	Hospitalstrasse
	Bebenhäuser Hofgasse, Bebenhäuserstraße	Quake houses yard
44	Bechergasse, Becherstrasse	Market street
47	Bechergäßlein, Becherwirtsgäßlein	Entered street
3	Beck Heigelingasse	Calwer Street
71	With the new houses	Katharinenstrasse
	At the locksmith's shops	Schlosserstrasse
	At the vigilante guard	Koenigstrasse
52	At the Schönfarb	Unnamed street
	At the collegiate church	Kirchstrasse
	At the ballroom	Planie
	At the gate	Torstrasse
	By the lion	Rotebühlplatz
	At the Nesenbach	Josef-Hirn-Platz
	At the slaughterhouse	Karlstrasse
	At the little castle	Stiftstrasse
	By the stick	Koenigstrasse
	At the Welschbrückle	Sporerstrasse
54	Benzengäßlein	Entered street
	Mountain road	Firnhaberstrasse
	Busy way, busy way lane	Büchsenstrasse
10	Biegelgasse	Heustraße
22nd	Bohemian alley	Old Post Street
66	Bronnengasse, Bronnenstrasse	Pfarrstrasse
	Brueckenstrasse	Rathauspassage
	Brühlgasse, Brühlstrasse	Weberstrasse
	Brunnengasse, Brunnenstrasse	Pfarrstrasse
12	Büchsenkasernengasse	Leuschnerstrasse
	Rifle gate	Büchsenstrasse
	Büchsentorgasse	Büchsenstrasse
	Bürgerhof, Bürgerhöflein	town hall
	Calwertor	Rotebühlplatz
	Cannstattertor	Neckartor
63	Ciriacusgasse, Cyriakusgäßlein	Jakobstrasse
	Dorotheenplatz	Entered place
	Dreherstrasse	Entered street
	Dreikönigswirtsgasse	Hauptstätter Strasse
	Duckstein Alley	Torstrasse
41	Eichgasse	Eichstrasse
	Narrow street	Entered street
7 + 8	Engel-Bauhofgasse	Hospitalstrasse
7th	Engelgasse	Hospitalstrasse
	Esslinger Tor	Charlottenplatz
55, 70	Esslinger Torgasse	Canal Street
52	Dye bar	Unnamed street
52	Färbergäßlein, Färberstrasse	Unnamed street
	Sinister coin	Entered street
9	Firnhaberische Gasse, Firnhabersche Gasse	Firnhaberstrasse
33	Fleinerisches Gäßlein, Fleinersgäßlein	wide street
	Friedrichsplatz (1)	Marketplace
	Friedrichsplatz (2)	Kronenstrasse / Friedrichstrasse
	Friedrichstor	Friedrichstrasse / Bolzstrasse
40	Gaisgasse, Gaißgasse, Gaisstrasse, Gaißstrasse	Geißstrasse
13	Gartengasse, Gartenstrasse	Fritz-Elsas-Strasse
4th	Yellow alley	Calwer Street
	Grabenstrasse	Entered street
	Big ditch	Koenigstrasse .
15th	Gymnasiistraße, Gymnasiumsgasse	Gymnasiumstrasse
	Hahnenstrasse	Entered street
	Harigelsgäßlein	Rathauspassage
31	Häringsgäßlein	Entered street
	Hauptstättertor	Hauptstätter Strasse / Torstrasse
51	Hauptstätter Torgasse	Torstrasse
36	Hehrengäßlein	Entered street
3	Heigelinsche Gasse, Heigelinsgasse	Calwer Street
5	Heilandengasse	Theodor-Heuss-Strasse
5 + 6	Heilanden-Rothe-Gasse	Theodor-Heuss-Strasse
31	Heringsgäßlein	Entered street
	Herrenberg Gate	The Hauptstätter Tor became the Herrenberger Tor in 1811
	Herrengäßlein	Entered street
3	Heugelinische Gasse, Heugelische Gasse	Calwer Street
3 + 4	Heugelische-Stallmeistersgasse, Heugelinische-Stallmeistersgasse	Calwer Street
	Hay market	Leonhardsplatz
	Heuwag-Kanzleigasse	Willi-Bleicher-Strasse
	Heylandengasse	Theodor-Heuss-Strasse
	Behind the Calw house	Narrow street
	Behind the slaughterhouse	Not determined.
	Behind the locksmith's shops	Büchsenstrasse
	Behind the town clerk	Not determined.
30th	Hirschgasse	Hirschstrasse
	Hofdrehersgäßlein	Wilhelmstrasse
1	Hoffmannische Gasse	Kronprinzstrasse
1 + 2	Hoffmannische Landschaftsgasse	Kronprinzstrasse
	Hofwaschgasse	Karlstrasse
57	Wood market, wood and herb market	Leonhardsplatz
35	Huberisches Gäßlein, Hubersgäßlein	Nadlerstrasse
42	Ilgengasse, Ilgenstrasse	Eichstrasse
	Ilgenplatz	Nadlerstrasse
	In the bend	Heustraße
	In the kennel	Karlstrasse
	Inner Tunzhofer Gate	Schillerplatz / Königstrasse
	Jobst Street	Jobstweg
68	Judengasse , Judenstrasse	Brennerstrasse
37	Coffee glasses	Nadlerstrasse
	Kaffeehausgasse, Kaffeehausgäßlein	Dorotheenstrasse
	Cannon path	Haussmannstrasse
18th	Kanzleigasse, Kanzleistraße	Willi-Bleicher-Strasse
	Clerk	Schillerplatz / Königstrasse
	Barracks	Jobstweg
	Kasernenstrasse	Leuschnerstrasse
17th	Kastkellereigasse	Kienestrasse
	Church square	Kirchstrasse
29	Kirchgasse	Kirchstrasse
	Small ditch	Eberhardstrasse
	Klosterstrasse	Entered street
	Köllinsgasse	Lazarettstrasse
34	Krausengäßlein, Kraussengäßlein	Entered street
	Herb market	Leonhardsplatz
	Kreuzstrasse	Dornstrasse
	Küfers Fleinersgäßlein	wide street
	Küferstrasse	Entered street
32	Kühgasse, Kuhgasse	Entered street
23	Laimen pit	Marienstrasse
	Landhausgasse	Long street
2	Landschaftsgasse	Kronprinzstrasse
14th	Long alley	Neue Brücke / Lange Strasse
48	Long trench	Koenigstrasse / Eberhardstrasse
	Lastinsgäßlein	Entered street
64	Lazarettgasse	Lazarettstrasse
	Hospital törle	Lazarettstrasse / Katharinenstrasse
	Ledergäßlein, Ledertorgäßlein, Lederstraße	Dorotheenstrasse / Kanalstrasse
23	Glue pit	Marienstrasse
	Lindengraben	Koenigstrasse
	Lindenstrasse	Kienestrasse
	Löfflerisch Gäßlein, Löfflersgasse, Löfflersgäßlein	Not determined.
	Lorcher Keltergäßlein	Entered street
	Löwenstrasse	Rotebühlstrasse
	Ludwigsburger Gasse, Ludwigsburger Strasse	Entered street
	Ludwigsburg Gate	Koenigstrasse
	Mackengäßlein	Entered street
	Butcher Autenriethgäßlein	Steinstrasse
59	Metzgergasse, Metzgergäßlein, Metzgerstrasse (1)	Entered street
	Metzgerstrasse (2)	Entered street
	Milky Way	Entered street
	Military road	Breitscheidstrasse
11	Mittlere Kirchhofgasse, Mittlere Kirchhofstrasse	high Street
	Nägelinsgäßlein	Eichstrasse
	New bridge	New bridge
	New Eßlingerstrasse	Charlottenstrasse
24	New alley	Narrow street
46	New Münzgasse	Marktstrasse / Münzstrasse
	New street	Fürstenstrasse
	New port market	Leonhardsplatz
	New Schlossplatz	Schlossplatz
	Up at the rifle gate barracks	Leuschnerstrasse
	Upper Bachstrasse	Nesenbachstrasse / Josef-Hirn-Platz
	Upper Alley	wide street
53	Ochsenwirtsgäßlein	Dornstrasse
39	Ordonanzgasse	Steinstrasse
	Paulinenstrasse	Paulinenstrasse / Tübinger Strasse
65	Pfarrgasse, Pfarrstrasse	Entered street
	Postgasse, Poststrasse	Old Post Street
	Postplatz	Rotebühlplatz
	Quergasse, Querstraße	Wiederholdstrasse
	Rappengäßlein, Rappenstrasse	Räpplenstrasse
	Vine Road	Not determined.
	Reifgasse, Reifstrasse	Entered street
56	Römischkönigsgasse, Römische Königwirtsgasse	Holzstrasse
69	Rosengasse, Rosengäßlein (1)	Rosenstrasse
	Rosengäßlein (2)	Entered street
6th	Rothe Gasse, Rothe Strasse	Theodor-Heuss-Strasse
20th	Rothebildtorstraße, Rothenbildtorstraße, Rothenbühlstraße, Rothbühltorstraße	Rotebühlstrasse
	Rothes Bildtor	Rotebühlstrasse
	Beet, bucket and wood market	Leonhardsplatz
	Rupfergäßlein, Rupfersgäßlein	Entered street
	Sailtor	Tübinger Strasse / Eberhardstrasse
58	Scharfrichtergäßlein	Straightening road
	Schauffelers Gasse, Schaufflers Gasse	Not determined.
	Schellenturmgasse	Canal Street
60	Schlachthausgasse, Schlachthausgäßlein	Rosenstrasse
	Schlossgartenstrasse	Entered street
	Palace Square	-
	Schlossstrasse	Schlossstrasse
52	Schönfarbgasse	Unnamed street
	Schreinerstrasse	Entered street
	Shoe ditch	Koenigstrasse
21st	Schulerisch Gäßlein, Schulerisches Gäßlein, Schuler's Gäßlein	Entered street
27	School alley	Schulstrasse
	Schusterstrasse	wide street
19th	Seegasse	Friedrichstrasse
	Seegassentor	Friedrichstrasse / Bolzstrasse
	Seeltor, rope gate	Tübinger Strasse / Eberhardstrasse
	Siechengasse	Koenigstrasse
	Sick gate	Koenigstrasse
	So-called ditch	Koenigstrasse
	Sonnenstrasse	Not determined.
	Spezialat-Gymnasiumsgasse	Gymnasiumstrasse
	Spitalgasse	Firnhaberstrasse
	Hospital place	Hospital place
	St. Leonhardsplatz	Leonhardsplatz
	St. Leonhardstrasse	Leonhardstrasse
25th	Stadtschreiberereigasse	wide street
	Stadtgasse, city street	Hirschstrasse
4th	Stallmeistereigasse, Stallmeistersgasse	Calwer Street
	Steußengäßlein	Not determined.
	Stickelsgäßlein	Not determined.
	Stiftskirchenplatz	Kirchstrasse
	Stöckachstrasse	Werastrasse
16	Stockgasse, Stockstrasse	Büchsenstrasse
	Floor space	Koenigstrasse
	Gate alley	Canal Street
61	Totengasse, Totenstrasse	Leonhardstrasse / Leonhardplatz
	Traiteur-Mackengäßlein	Entered street
	Tuebinger Strasse	Paulinenstrasse / Tübinger Strasse
	Tübinger Tor (until 1818)	Tübinger Strasse / Eberhardstrasse
	Tübinger Tor (from 1822)	Hauptstätter Strasse
	Tunzhofer Gate	Schillerplatz / Königstrasse
	Under the linden trees	Koenigstrasse
	Under the wall	Entered street
	Lower Bachstrasse	Entered street
	Lower tournament field	Koenigstrasse
	Vogteigasse	Turmstrasse
4th	Full alley	Calwer Street
	Guardhouse Square, Guardhouse Square	Koenigstrasse
67	Wagnergasse	Wagnerstrasse
50	Wälsches Brückle	Sporerstrasse
	Water soup alley	Firnhaberstrasse
	Wine route	Entered street
	Weißisches Gäßlein, Weißes Gäßlein	Torstrasse
50	Welschbrückle, Welsches Brückle	Sporerstrasse
	Wilhelmstor	Junction Olgastraße / Wilhelmstraße
	Wilhelmstrasse	Hirschstrasse
	Wurststrasse	Sophienstrasse
	Zilockengäßlein, Zilockengäßlein	Jakobstrasse

Historical city maps

To locate historical addresses, it is sufficient in many cases to consult the historical street name comparison table. In some cases it is advisable to compare historical city maps with today's city maps in order to determine the exact location and extent of a street, e.g. B. if an old street name only describes part of the current street. The following table lists historical city maps that can be used to locate old streets.

Until 1811 the houses were not numbered by street, but consecutively. B. the house numbers 1 to 1374. These house numbers are drawn in the plan 1794.2 , and in the plan from 1846 the house numbers counted street by street from 1811 onwards . Both plans can be used when a historical address is to be located.

Some of the plans include lists of streets, lists of buildings, or lists of other prominent points that can sometimes be helpful when looking up historical addresses.

The following plans can be found in the album Historical City Maps of Stuttgart .

year	source	Lists	particularities
1640	1640 plan	Gates, towers, buildings
1652	Plan 1652	Gates, towers
1764	1764 plan
1771	1771 plan	Streets, buildings
1780	Plan 1780	Streets, buildings
1794.1	Plan 1794.1	Streets, buildings
1794.2	Plan 1794.2		House numbers
1831	Plan 1831	building
1846	Plan 1846	Streets	House numbers
1846/1871	Plan 1846/1871
1888	Plan 1888	Streets
1896.2	Plan 1896.2	Streets, buildings
1909	1909 plan	Streets

Historic suburbs and districts

Before 1811, Stuttgart was divided into parts of the city that (apart from the old town) were called suburbs. When locating historical addresses, it is sometimes useful to know the location of the suburbs. The following table gives an overview of the historical suburbs.

In 1811 the division into suburbs was replaced by the division into four districts. These were designated with the letters AD or Lit. AD. The allocation of the streets to the districts can be found z. B. in Pfaff 1846 , pages 549-553.

Year of origin	Suburb	location
	Old town inner city	District between Oberer Königstrasse, Eberhardstrasse and Planie
1393	St. Leonhardsvorstadt Esslinger Vorstadt Bohnenviertel	District southeast of Eberhardstrasse
1453	Rich suburb Liebfrauenvorstadt	A chessboard-like district northwest of Königstrasse
1806	Friedrichsvorstadt	District around the lower Koenigstrasse
1807	Tübingen suburb Herrenberger Vorstadt Gerbervorstadt	District around Tübinger Strasse

literature

• Max Bach (editor); Carl Lotter: Pictures from Old Stuttgart , Stuttgart 1896.
  • Max Bach (drawing); A. Eckstein (engraving): Stuttgart around 1640 , panel I.
  • Christian Friedrich Roth (drawing); Gottlieb Friedrich Abel (engraving): Stuttgart i. J. 1794 , p. 81.
  • Gentner (drawing); A. Eckstein (engraving): Stuttgart year 1831 , panel III.
• Stuttgart . In: Brockhaus' Konversationslexikon , 14th edition, Volume 15, Leipzig 1896, after page 464.
• Johannes Friz: Collection of police laws and ordinances for the royal Würtemberg'sche residence city Stuttgart , Stuttgart 1829.
  • Policei Ordinance of May 12, 1811, concerning the new numbering of houses and naming of the streets, pages 73–78.
  • Royal Decree of May 20, 1811 regarding the names of the gates, page 78.
  • Royal decree of May 23, 1811 regarding the naming of Büchsenstrasse, page 79.
  • Announcement of March 1, 1820 (by the Intelligence Gazette) regarding the naming of some new streets, page 191.
• Hans Hammer (editor): Street names in Stuttgart: origin and meaning , Stuttgart 1974.
• Hermann Lenz ; Günter Beysiegel (editor): Stuttgart. from 12 years of life in Stuttgart. Stuttgart: Belser, 1983.
• Carl Lotter: The Stuttgart street names . In: Stuttgarter Mitteilungen über Kunst und Gewerbe 1905–1906, pp. 51–59 [1] .
• Hermann Missenharter: Dukes, citizens, kings: Stuttgart's history as it is not in a school book. Drawings by Heinrich Klumbies. Stuttgart 2005.
• Stuttgart . In: Meyers Konversations-Lexikon , 4th edition, Volume 15, Leipzig 1888, after page 409.
• Stuttgart . In: Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon , 6th edition, Volume 19, Leipzig 1909, after page 154.
• Karl Pfaff : History of the city of Stuttgart based on archival documents and other proven sources . Volume 2: History of the city from 1651 to 1845 , Stuttgart 1846.
  • Topography of the city, its inhabitants, way of life and customs , pages 1–184.
  • List of streets and public places in Stuttgart , pages 549–553.
• Harald Schukraft: Stuttgart Street History (s). Stuttgart 1987.
• Gustav Wais : Old Stuttgart: the oldest buildings, views and city plans up to 1800; with city history, architectural history and art history explanations , Stuttgart 1954.
  • 1794 Chr. Friedr. Roth - Gottlieb Friedr. Abel (plate 52 in the appendix) , pages 248–256.
  • Plan of the city of Stuttgart from 1652 (Nesenbach flood) with the 43 city gates and city towers, pen drawing by an unknown hand , plate 38.
  • Jonathan Lenz (drawing): Floor plan of the ducal wurtemberg: Residenz-Stadt Stuttgart 1764 , plate 47.
  • Plan of the city of Stuttgart 1771, excerpt from the Corps des Guides map , plate 48.
  • Jakob Ludwig Roth (drawing); Makarius Balleis (engraving): Basic crack of the Herzoglich Wurtemberg: main and first residence city of Stuttgardt , plate 50.
  • Christian Friedrich Roth (drawing); Gottlieb Friedrich Abel (engraving): Basic crack of the Herzoglich Wirtembergischen main and first residence city of Stuttgardt MDCCXCIV , plate 52.
• Ms. Bohnert (drawing); HA Schurath (engraving): Stuttgart 1846 a. 1871 . In: Georg Wochner: Stuttgart for five and twenty years. Views from the capital, tried to draw in a series of pictures , Stuttgart 1871, fold-out panel.

See also

• Stuttgarter Stäffele , with a list of the Stuttgart Stäffele.

Web links

Commons : Historic Stuttgart city maps  - album with pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ See Historic Suburbs and Districts .
2. ^ The Adelbergerhofgasse was roughly identical to the northern section of the Rathauspassage, which runs from the southwest corner of the market square to Eberhardstrasse.
3. ↑ Alleenstrasse was in the city garden between Kriegsbergstrasse and Schellingstrasse. It began on Holzgartenstrasse and ended on Friedrichstrasse.
4. ↑ The Alte Münzgasse was identical to the Turmstrasse and continued northwest to the street Unter der Mauer. See plan 1764 .
5. ↑ The legionary barracks were located at the confluence of Marienstraße and Königstraße, on the site of today's Wilhelmsbau.
6. ↑ The street An dem Nesenbach began roughly with Josef-Hirn-Platz and ended between Dornstrasse and Rathauspassage. See plan 1764 .
7. ^ The street An der Wette ran parallel to the Leonhardskirche in the extension of the street An dem Nesenbach and ended between the Rathauspassage and Marktstraße. See plan 1764 .
8. ↑ See: Kleiner Graben.
9. ↑ The section of Torstrasse at Hauptstätter Tor between Hauptstätter Strasse and Nesenbachstrasse was called Auf der Presse.
10. ↑ The street Auf der Schönfarb (Färberstrasse) began roughly between the houses Eberhardstrasse 35 and 41 and ended at the house at Hauptstätter Strasse 35.
11. ↑ See: Esslinger Tor.
12. ↑ See: Siechentor.
13. ↑ #Schukraft 1987 , page 23: “On the market square you can see between the houses Haufler and Mayer am Markt [Marktplatz 5 and 6] in a nameless path, which after a few meters turns right to Stiftstrasse and at the intersection of Stiftstrasse and Kirchstrasse ends. This backyard driveway corresponds exactly to the former Bandstrasse, which only the old cobblestones and curbs remind of. "
14. ^ The Bärenplatz (Dorotheenplatz) was on the grounds of the market hall.
15. ↑ The southern section of today's Hospitalstrasse was identical to Engelgasse and continued north from the Hospital Church in Bauhofgasse. Both streets together were called Engel-Bauhofgasse. The northern section of Willi-Bleicher-Strasse was also referred to as Bauhofgasse. See plan 1764 .
16. ↑ The Bebenhäuser Hofgasse was identical to the northwest section of the street Bebenhäuser Hof and continued to Königstraße. See plan 1764 .
17. ↑ Bechergasse formed the northwest arm of Marktstrasse.
18. ↑ The Bechergäßlein branched off from the southwest section of Marktstrasse and was located between the Karls-Passage and the parallel northwest section of Marktstrasse.
19. ↑ See: Heigelinsche Gasse.
20. ↑ The exact place where the street at the civil guard was not known.
21. ↑ See: On the Schönfarb.
22. ↑ The place near the collegiate church was between the collegiate church and Kirchstrasse. See plan 1764 .
23. ↑ The section of Torstrasse near Nesenbach was called Beim Gatter.
24. ^ The street at the lion was the section of the Rotebühlplatz between Königstraße and Theodor-Heuss-Straße. See plan 1764 .
25. ↑ See: At the Nesenbach.
26. ↑ See plan 1764 .
27. ↑ The exact location of the road near the Stock is not known.
28. ↑ The Benzengäßlein ran parallel between Dornstrasse and Rathauspassage. It began on Eberhardstrasse and ended on Hauptstätter Strasse. See plan 1764 .
29. ↑ The occupied way was the southeast half of Büchsenstrasse. See plan 1764 .
30. ↑ See plan 1764 .
31. ↑ See plan 1764 .
32. ↑ The Brückenstraße was roughly identical to the section of the Rathauspassage between Eberhardstraße and Hauptstätter Straße.
33. ↑ Brühlgasse was the section of Weberstrasse from the Schellenturm to Kanalstrasse; see map 1764 .
34. ↑ See plan 1764 .
35. ↑ The Büchsentor was at the northern end of Büchsenstrasse. See plan 1764 .
36. ↑ Büchsentorgasse was by the Büchsentor and was the northwestern half of Büchsenstrasse. See plan 1764 .
37. ↑ The Bürgerhof was a building near Hirschstrasse on the area of ​​today's town hall. See plan 1771 and legend 1771 .
38. ↑ The Calwertor, demolished in 1836, was located at the confluence with Rotebühlplatz. See Hammer 1974 , keyword “Calwer Straße”.
39. ↑ Hammer 1974 , keyword “Jakobstrasse”.
40. ↑ See: Bärenplatz.
41. ↑ Dreherstrasse (Finstere Münz) was between Bebenhäuser Hof and Turmstrasse. Dark coin: See plan 1764 .
42. ↑ Dreikönigswirtsgasse was the section of Hauptstätter Strasse between Pfarrstrasse and Kanalstrasse. See plan 1764 .
43. ↑ The Eichgasse formed the north-western section of today's Eichstrasse.
44. ↑ The Enge Straße (Lorcher Keltergäßlein, Lastinsgäßlein), today Sporerstraße 4–12, connected the Bärenstraße with the Kirchstraße. The extension of Engen Strasse beyond Kirchstrasse was Grabenstrasse.
45. ↑ See: Bauhofgasse.
46. ↑ See: Bauhofgasse.
47. ↑ The Esslinger Tor (outer Esslinger Tor) was on Charlottenplatz. See Hammer 1974 , keyword “Charlottenplatz”.
48. ↑ Esslinger Torgasse was the section of Kanalstrasse between Esslinger Strasse and Holzstrasse. The other section of Kanalstrasse was called Schellenturmgasse or Torgasse. See plan 1764 .
49. ↑ See: On the Schönfarb.
50. ↑ See: On the Schönfarb.
51. ↑ See: Dreherstrasse.
52. ↑ The Fleinerisches Gäßlein was the section of the Breiten Strasse between Hirschstrasse and Steinstrasse.
53. ↑ The market square was called Friedrichsplatz from 1811–1832. See Lotter 1905 , page 52.
54. ↑ Friedrichsplatz, which was newly founded in 1888 and reopened after 1974, was at the intersection of Kronenstrasse and Friedrichstrasse. See Hammer 1974 , keyword “Friedrichsplatz” and plan 1896.2 and legend 1896.2 .
55. ↑ The Friedrichstor was located at the confluence of Bolzstrasse and Friedrichstrasse.
56. ↑ See plan 1764 .
57. ↑ See: Heigelinsche Gasse.
58. ↑ See: Narrow Street.
59. ↑ The Große Graben was the section of Königstraße from the Königsbau to Marienstraße. See also: Kleiner Graben and Großer Graben.
60. ↑ See plan 1764 .
61. ↑ Hahnenstrasse connected the northwest arm of Marktstrasse (formerly Becherstrasse) with Münzstrasse.
62. ↑ See: Adelbergerhofgasse.
63. ^ Parallel to Eberhardstrasse and Breiten Strasse and between these two streets ran the Häringsgasse to the west and the Kühgasse (Milky Way) to the east. Both streets began on Hirschstrasse and ended on Steinstrasse.
64. ↑ The Hauptstättertor was at the confluence of Torstrasse and Hauptstätter Strasse. See plan 1764 .
65. ↑ The Hehrengäßlein was between Nadlerstraße and Broad Street. It started around the house at Hirschstrasse 27 and ended at Steinstrasse.
66. ↑ The Heigelinsche Gasse (Heigelinsgasse, Beck Heigelinsgasse, Heugelinische Gasse, Heugelische Gasse) located in the south of today's Calwer Strasse continued to the north in the Stallmeistereigasse (Stallmeistersgasse, Volle Gasse, Yellow Gasse). Both streets together were called Heugelinische-Stallmeistersgasse (Heugelische-Stallmeistersgasse). See plan 1764 ; Plan 1794.1 and legend 1794.1 .
67. ↑ Heilandengasse, located in the south of today's Theodor-Heuss-Strasse, continued to the north in Rothen Gasse. Both streets together were called Heilanden-Rote-Gasse and renamed Rote Gasse in 1811. See plan 1764 .
68. ↑ See: Heilandengasse.
69. ↑ See: Häringsgäßlein.
70. ↑ See: Küferstrasse.
71. ↑ See: Heigelinsche Gasse.
72. ↑ See: Heigelinsche Gasse.
73. ^ Hammer 1974 , keyword "Leonhardsplatz".
74. ↑ See Heilandengasse.
75. ^ The Hirschgasse was renamed Wilhelmstrasse in 1811 and Hirschstrasse in 1832. See Hammer 1974 , keyword “Hirschstrasse”.
76. ↑ The Hoffmännische Gasse, located in the south of today's Kronprinzenstrasse, continued north in the Landschaftsgasse to around today's Schloßplatz, both streets together were referred to as Hoffmannnische Landschaftsgasse. See plan 1764 .
77. ↑ See: Hoffmannnische Gasse.
78. ^ Hammer 1974 , keyword "Leonhardsplatz".
79. ↑ Ilgengasse formed the southeastern section of today's Eichstrasse.
80. ↑ Ilgenplatz was at the southern end of Nadlerstrasse.
81. ↑ The exact location of the street Im Zwinger has not been determined.
82. ↑ See: Chancellery.
83. ^ Wais 1954 , page 254.
84. ↑ The Kaffeegäßlein formed the section of Nadlerstrasse between Hirschstrasse and Steinstrasse.
85. ↑ See plan 1764 .
86. ↑ The chancellery (Inneres Tunzhofer Tor, Dänzlinger Tor) was located within the passage (the archway called the chancellery arch) between the Prinzenbau and the old chancellery. See plan 1764 .
87. ^ Wais 1954 , page 254.
88. ↑ See plan 1764 .
89. ↑ See plan 1764 .
90. ↑ The Kleine Graben (Auf dem Graben) was the section of Eberhardstrasse between Steinstrasse and Marktstrasse. See plan 1764 . In Plan 1771 and Legend 1771 , the Große Graben is referred to as Auf dem Graben and in Plan 1794.2 the Kleine Graben is referred to as Langer Graben. See also: Kleiner Graben and Großer Graben.
91. ↑ The Klosterstrasse continued the entered Ilgenstrasse to the Marktstrasse.
92. ↑ The Krausengäßlein was the extension of Geissstrasse to the northwest and ran parallel to Breiten Strasse and Pierre-Pflimlin-Platz.
93. ^ Hammer 1974 , keyword "Leonhardsplatz".
94. ↑ See: Fleinerisches Gäßlein.
95. ↑ Parallel to Nadlerstraße and between this and the market went south the Küferstraße (Herrengäßle, Mackengäßle, Rosengäßle) and north of the Metzgerstraße (2).
96. ↑ See: Häringsgäßlein.
97. ↑ The Landhausgasse was the upper section of the Long Street.
98. ↑ See: Hoffmannnische Gasse.
99. ↑ The Lange Gasse consisted of the street Neue Brücke and the section of the Langen Straße between Königstraße and Theodor-Heuss-Straße. See plan 1764 .
100. ↑ The Lange Graben was the "bend between the Great and Small Graben, ie in today's Wilhelmsbau between Königstrasse and Eberhardstrasse" ( Wais 1954 , page 126). It reached as far as the confluence with Steinstrasse. See also: Kleiner Graben and Großer Graben as well as Plan 1764 .
101. ↑ See: Narrow Street.
102. ↑ The Lazaretttörle was at the confluence of Lazarettstrasse with Katharinenstrasse. See plan 1764 .
103. ↑ The Ledergäßlein consisted of a section of Dorotheenstrasse parallel to the south-west facade of the old orphanage and of Kanalstrasse.
104. ↑ The Lindengraben was the part of Königstrasse between Schulstrasse and Alte Poststrasse. See plan 1640 and legend 1640 .
105. ↑ See: Narrow Street.
106. ↑ Ludwigsburger Strasse began at Königstor at the end of Königstrasse and ran over Nordbahnhofstrasse to Löwentor on Pragstrasse (city maps 1905, 1909), later it ended at Wolframstrasse (city maps 1915, 1925).
107. ↑ See: Siechentor.
108. ↑ See: Küferstrasse.
109. ↑ Metzgergasse was the extension of Wagnerstrasse to the northwest and ran from Esslinger Strasse to Holzstrasse. See plan 1764 .
110. ↑ See: Küferstrasse.
111. ↑ See: Häringsgäßlein.
112. ↑ The military road occupied the western section of the Breitscheidstrasse up to the Büchsenstrasse. A section of the military road that had been received led from there to the Katharinenkrankenhaus on Kriegsbergstrasse.
113. ↑ See plan 1764 .
114. ↑ The street Neue Brücke was founded in 1745, built into Langen Strasse in 1761, renamed Neue Brücke again in 1800, again counted as Langen Strasse in 1811, since 1832 it was again called Neue Brücke (except 1934–1945). See Hammer 1974 , keyword “New Bridge”.
115. ↑ See plan 1764 .
116. ^ The Neue Münzgasse was made up of the northwest section of Marktstrasse and Münzstrasse.
117. ^ Hammer 1974 , keyword "Leonhardsplatz".
118. ↑ Obere Bachstrasse comprised Nesenbachstrasse between Christophstrasse and Torstrasse and continued over Josef-Hirn-Platz to Marktstrasse.
119. ↑ See plan 1764 .
120. ↑ See: Tübinger Strasse.
121. ↑ Today's Pfarrstrasse is identical to the earlier Bronnengasse / -strasse or Brunnengasse / -strasse. The former Pfarrgasse (Pfarrstrasse) was between today's Pfarrstrasse and Lazarettstrasse. See plan 1764 .
122. ^ Hammer 1974 , keyword "Alte Poststraße".
123. ↑ #Missenharter 2005 , page 307.
124. ↑ See plan 1896.2 and legend 1896.2 .
125. ↑ The Reifgasse began on the southwest arm of the Marktstrasse, ran a piece parallel to the northwest arm of the Marktstrasse and then flowed into it.
126. ^ See Wais 1954 , p. 273.
127. ↑ The Rosengasse was the section of the Rosenstrasse southeast of the Esslinger Strasse. See plan 1764 .
128. ↑ See: Küferstrasse.
129. ↑ See: Heilandengasse.
130. ↑ The Rothe Bildtor stood in Rotebühlstrasse roughly at the level of today's Rotebühl barracks.
131. ^ Hammer 1974 , keyword "Leonhardsplatz".
132. ↑ See: Reifgasse.
133. ↑ See: rope gate.
134. ↑ See plan 1764 .
135. ↑ See: Esslinger Torgasse.
136. ↑ Schlachthausgasse was the section of Rosenstrasse between Esslinger Strasse and Holzstrasse. See plan 1764 .
137. ^ Street parallel to the northeast facade of the New Palace. See plan 1896.2 and legend 1896.2 .
138. ↑ Schlossstrasse used to continue along Börsestrasse and ended with Bolzstrasse, which today leads to the New Palace. See Hammer 1974 , keyword “Schlossstrasse”.
139. ↑ See: On the Schönfarb.
140. ↑ See: Krausengäßlein.
141. ↑ The Schuhgraben was the part of Königstrasse opposite the midnight building (Königstrasse 46).
142. ↑ The Schulerisch Gäßlein was between the Alte Poststrasse and the Rotebühlplatz. It began on Calwer Strasse and ended on Kronprinzstrasse.
143. ↑ See: Fleinerisches Gäßlein.
144. ↑ See: Friedrichstor.
145. ↑ The rope gate (Sailtor, Seeltor, Tübinger Tor) was on the corner of Tübinger Strasse and Eberhardstrasse, near the Seelhaus on the corner of Tübinger Strasse and Christophstrasse. See plan 1640 and legend 1640 .
146. ↑ The exact location of the Siechengasse has not been determined.
147. ^ The Siechentor (outer Tunzhofer Tor, from 1704 Ludwigsburg Gate) was located at the intersection of Königstrasse and Bolzstrasse.
148. ^ The Spitalgasse consisted of two streets, Firnhaberstraße and the section of Gymnasiumstraße between Hospitalkirche and Leuschnerstraße. See plan 1764 .
149. ^ The Stadtschreibereigasse was the section of the Breiten Strasse between Königstrasse and Hirschstrasse. See plan 1764 .
150. ↑ The Hirschstrasse was called Stadtgasse until 1740. See Hammer 1974 , keyword “Hirschstrasse”.
151. ↑ See: Heigelinsche Gasse.
152. ↑ Stockplatz was the section of Königstrasse between Büchsenstrasse and Kienestrasse. The floor building was located on Carré Königstrasse, Büchsenstrasse, Kronprinzstrasse and Kienestrasse.
153. ↑ See: Esslinger Torgasse.
154. ↑ See: Küferstrasse.
155. ↑ The southern section of today's Paulinenstraße between Hauptstätter Straße and the intersection Paulinenstraße / Tübinger Straße belonged to Tübinger Straße. The rest of the Tübinger Strasse stretched from Paulinenstrasse east to Eberhardstrasse. In 1831 only the beginning of Paulinenstrasse existed at the confluence with Rotebühlstrasse.
156. ↑ See: rope gate.
157. ^ The Tübinger Tor was at the intersection of Hauptstätter Strasse and Paulinenstrasse.
158. ↑ See: Chancellery and Infirmary.
159. ^ The avenue Unter den Linden was the part of the Königstraße between Schulstraße and Alte Poststraße. See plan 1640 and legend 1640 .
160. ↑ The street under the wall was the north-eastern continuation of the narrow street between Neuer Brücke and Schulstrasse. See plan 1764 .
161. ↑ Untere Bachstrasse ran parallel to Holzstrasse and Karlstrasse between Wagnerstrasse and Dorotheenstrasse.
162. ↑ See: Heigelinsche Gasse.
163. ↑ The Wachhausplatz was on Königstrasse in front of the Hauptwache between Gymnasiumstrasse and Büchsenstrasse.
164. ↑ The Weinstraße ran parallel to the Alte Poststraße and between this and the Rotebühlplatz.
165. ↑ # Lenz 1983 , page 266.
166. ↑ Hirschstrasse was called Wilhelmstrasse from 1811 to 1832, before that Hirschgasse and then Hirschstrasse. From 1832, today's Wilhelmstrasse was given this name. See Hammer 1974 , keyword “Hirschstrasse”.
167. ↑ Wurststrasse was the upper section of Sophienstrasse.
168. ↑ Hammer 1974 , keyword “Jakobstrasse”.
169. ^ Wais 1954 , page 248.
170. ↑ Pfaff 1846 , pp. 8–9, 15.
171. ↑ lit. stands for Littera = letter.
172. ↑ The upper Königstraße is the section between Königsbau and Rotebühlplatz.
173. ↑ Older names: Obere Vorstadt, Neue Vorstadt, tournament archery suburb.
174. ↑ The lower Königstraße is the section between the Königsbau and the main train station.