Wurtleutetweute
Wurtleutetweute is the name of a street in Brunsbüttel , also known colloquially as Kuddelmuddelstraße . As a name for a street, it is probably unique. The name is derived from individual Low German terms and was created during the construction of the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal .
In detail, it is made up of the terms “Wurt”, a Low German term for an artificially raised hill, similar to a terp , which specifically denotes the excavated sewer, “people” for the people who walk over this hill and the “ Tweute ” “, Another Low German name for street, similar to Twiete; see also Brandstwiete .
The street itself is around two kilometers long and leads from the historic center of the city to the northwest industrial area and a residential area in front of it from the 1950s and 1960s. On the street there is a cemetery, a gardening shop, a hairdressing salon, a driving school and parts of the historic official district. The street is one of the highest points in the city.
Coordinates: 53 ° 54 '7.2 " N , 9 ° 8' 34.9" E