Mahndorfer Heerstrasse

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Mahndorfer Heerstrasse
coat of arms
Street in Bremen
Basic data
city Bremen
district Hemelingen
Cross streets Mahndorfer Düne, Haarsweg, Kluvenhagener Str., Reiterstr., Hemslinger Weg, Hellweger Str., Mahndorfer Bahnhof, Hutberger Str., Holtumer Str., Ahauser Str., Ristedter Str., Kordinger Str., Wachendorfer Str., Am Hogenkamp, ​​Wittorfer Str., Dechtestr., Embsener Str., Jeddinger Str., Giersdorfer Str., Kiefernkamp, ​​Zum Roesch, Bollener Landstr., Thalenhorststr.
use
User groups Cars, bikes and pedestrians
Road design two lane road
Technical specifications
Street length 1400 meters

The Mahndorfer highway is a historical street in Bremen in the district Hemelingen , district Mahndorf . It leads in a west-east direction from Arberger Heerstraße / Falkensteiner Straße to Uphuser Heerstraße in the Uphusen district in the town of Achim in Lower Saxony .

The cross streets and connecting streets were often named after places in Lower Saxony and u. a. as Arberger Heerstraße after the district Arbergen , Falkensteiner Straße after the place Falkenstein (Königstein) im Taunus , Mahndorfer Düne after the dune, Haarsweg, Kluvenhagener Straße after a place near Verden, Reiterstraße after the drag hunts that used to take place from here , Hemslinger Weg, Hellweger Straße , Mahndorfer Bahnhof on the Bremen – Hanover railway line , street without a name, Hutberger Straße, Holtumer Straße, Ahauser Straße, Ristedter Straße, Kordinger Straße after the village of Cordingen ( Borg ) near Walsrode , Wachendorfer Straße, Am Hogenkamp after the hall name ( hoge = high ), Wittorfer Straße after the Heidedorf, Dechtestraße after the Low or Low German word for the tithe as tax, Embsener Straße, Jeddinger , Giersdorfer Straße after a village (today part of Posthausen ), Kiefernkamp after a field name, Zum Roesch after the Low German word for reeds or reeds, Bollener Landstrasse, Thalenhorststrasse after the hydraulic engineer and Bremer Sena gate Carl Thalenhorst (1875–1964) and Uphuser Heerstraße in Uphusen; otherwise see the link to the streets.

history

Surname

The Mahndorfer Heerstraße was named after the village, which was first mentioned in 1339 as Mandorpe . In Bremen and many were military roads built after 1800 or roads designated as highways, u. a. the Uphuser-, Mahndorfer-, Arberger- , Hemelinger- and Hastedter Heerstraße as a connection from Verden to Bremen.
(see Bremen streets ).

development

Mahndorf lies on a chain of dunes between Bremen and Verden. It was a Hanoverian and since 1866 Prussian municipality and was incorporated into the city of Bremen in 1939 and a district of Hemelingen in 1951. The first school was set up in Mahndorf in 1791 and in 1907 the new school building of today's elementary school was built on Mahndorfer Heerstraße. In 1905 the place had 1,077 inhabitants.

Until 1945 there were farms and houses on the street. After 1950, more single and multi-family houses were built, which greatly changed the image of the place, which today has 5729 inhabitants (2017).

traffic

Line 1 ( Huchting - Mahndorf) of the Bremen tram was extended in March 2012 from Osterholz via the Tenever district and the Weserpark shopping center to Nußhorn and in April 2013 further to Mahndorf station.

In local transport in Bremen , the bus lines 38, 39, 40 and 41 (Mahndorf ↔ Weserwehr station, on different routes) and 44 ( Mahndorf ↔ Sebaldsbrück station - further than 21 University ) run from Mahndorf .

Buildings and facilities

There are mostly one- and two-story houses on the street.

Notable buildings and facilities

  • at No. 1 path to the Mahndorfer dune
  • No. 7: 1- to 2-layered Shopping centers with post offices
  • No. 10: 1-sch. Farmhouse
  • No. 24: 1-sch. Half-timbered house, formerly part of a farm
  • Corner of Hemslinger Weg: 2- to 4-storey. Residential complex with 16 brick terraced and rental houses
  • No. 44/46: 1-cut. shopping mall
  • No. 55: 2-sch. Elementary school from 1907 with 185 students today (2018)
  • No. 55: Mahndorf Children's and Family Center
  • Mahndorfer Bahnhof 4: Bremen-Mahndorf volunteer fire brigade
  • No. 78: 2-sch. Commercial building with the branch of the Sparkasse Bremen
  • No. 82: 1-sch. former smaller farmhouse
  • The Bollener Landstrasse leads to the Mahndorfer See with a DLRG station from around 1980
  • The Mahndorfer grave field , an archaeological excavation from the migration period to the early Middle Ages , is 150 meters south of Mahndorfer Heerstraße.

See also

literature

  • Monika Porsch: Bremer Straßenlexikon , complete edition. Schünemann, Bremen 2003, ISBN 3-7961-1850-X .

Coordinates: 53 ° 2 ′ 16.8 ″  N , 8 ° 56 ′ 38.2 ″  E