Eimsbüttel (quarter)

The district Eimsbuettel is the namesake of the Hamburg district Eimsbuettel and of the population terms by far the largest area of the district. It borders on Stellingen Lokstedt, High air -West, Harvestehude Rother tree in the district Eimsbuettel as well as star jump and Altona- Nord district of Altona.

  • 7.1 Sports clubs
  • 7.2 Other clubs

Geography

The 58,000 residents of the district Eimsbuettel live on only 3.2 square kilometers, so it is with over 18,000 inhabitants per square kilometer according to the high air - West 's second most populated district of Hamburg. Nevertheless Eimsbuettel is considered comparatively green due to the numerous green spaces such as the Eimsbüttler Park and the largely tree-lined streets. Because of its inner-city location, its given by the dense, multi-storey buildings urbanity and its good infrastructure of the area is very popular with young people. So Eimsbuettel has already produced many artists, whether in the design industry, in art or in music. Especially for activists in the field of hip- hop culture here has developed a lively scene. In Hamburg and nationally known Rapgrößen as the Beginner and Samy Deluxe are just some of the artists to be named. The name of the record label Eimsbush inspired by the name of the district.

The center of the district extends around the metro stop Osterstraße.

History

Eimsbuettel was documented as Eymersbuttele in 1275 as one of the smallest villages on the outskirts of Hamburg for the first time and thus belongs to the constable - settlement historic towns, whose village founders in this case was a man named Elimar. 1339, leaving Count Adolf of Holstein the village the adjoining convent Herwardeshude. The basis of the village consisted of three full yards and four Kätnerhöfe with 289.51 hectares. 1560 laid the monastery on a sheep farm, from which the Schäferkampstraße arose.

In the 17th century saw the beginning of the influx of distinguished hamburgers that were built country houses themselves. Families as Alardus, Door man, Faber, Lappenberg, Lastrop Lutteroth and can still be found in Eimsbüttler street name. 1813 burned the French Eimsbuettel very low - only one yard, the Heußhof, and nearby houses remained. The population still rose in the subsequent time rapidly: from 52 189 (1895 ) about 116,400 (1910 ) to 124 802 in 1925.

1884 Christ Church was built, eight years later, the Church of the Apostles. 1894 Eimsbuettel was incorporated into Hamburg. Subsequently, a large area new apartment buildings were built. Many residents of the old town attracted because of the construction of the warehouse district here.

1914 an underground branch line " Hellkamp line " of the Hamburg U -Bahn opened in Eimsbuettel. The " Kaifu ", the first hot water pool is opened in Hamburg Eimsbuettel 1936. When the air raids on Hamburg in 1943 lost a Eimsbuettel many of its old buildings.

2008, a part of the area is added to the job created Sternschanze district. Today, the district Eimsbuettel represents predominantly as a near-city center, densely populated residential district in which alternate urban old districts from the period before and around the penultimate turn of the century with buildings from the Schumacher era and the period after the second world war.

Personalities

  • Albertine Assor, founder of the Deaconess Motherhouse of Siloam, predecessor of today's Diakoniewerkes Albertinen in Hamburg- Schnelsen
  • Buddy Ogun, comedian and entertainer
  • Carl August Flügge, pastor of the Evangelical Free Church congregation Eimsbuettel, co-founder of the Hamburg Diakoniewerk Tabea
  • Holger Meins, terrorist of the RAF

Policy

For the election of the Hamburg Parliament and the District Assembly Eimsbuettel part without the four western districts to constituency Rother Tree Harvestehude -Eimsbuettel -east. The four districts in the western part of the constituency Stellingen -Eimsbuettel -West. The state election in 2011 resulted in the district at the following result:

  • SPD 46.6 % ( 7.0 )
  • GAL 23.1 % ( 3.6 )
  • CDU 10.1% ( - 16.4 )
  • The Left 9.5% ( 0.8 )
  • FDP 3.9% ( 0.3 )
  • Other 6.8% ( 4.7 )

At the general election in 2013 79 percent of eligible voters participated in the Eimsbuettel district. It came to the following distribution of votes:

  • SPD 31.4 %
  • The Greens 23.9 %
  • CDU 19.9%
  • The Left 13.5 %
  • FDP 2.9%
  • AfD 2.7%

Within the district, however, so reached the Greens and the Left in the district Eimsbuettel its highest share of the vote, the CDU, FDP and AfD their lowest. In contrast to the district ( and Hamburg in total), where the CDU second-largest and third largest party, the Greens, was found in the district of the reverse placement.

Infrastructure

Road

Since Eimsbuettel is very close to the city center, there are few major arterial roads here. On the western edge of the district runs parallel to the district Altona -Nord, the main road 4th Of these branches off, only the southeast and later in a northeasterly direction to extend the highway from 5.

Public transport

Eimsbuettel is mostly served by the subway of the HVV. In the area of the neighborhood are north to south the stops Lutterothstraße, Easter Road, Emilie Road, Christ Church and Schlump the U2 line of Mümmelmannsberg to Niendorf Nord. The stop Schlump offers to transfer to U3 vonBarmbek to Wandsbek garden city.

On the road Eimsbuettel is by the Metro bus lines 4 ( Wildacker → Central Station ZOB / Harbor City ), serves 15 ( Alsterchaussee → S Klein Flottbek ), 20 (Altona → S Rübenkamp ) and 25 (Altona → Sachsenstraße ). In addition, the city bus lines 183 drive (Altona → Kalvslohtwiete ) and 283 ( Elbe shopping center → Kalvslohtwiete ) partly on Eimsbüttler area.

Close to the border but at the area of the district Sternschanze located the same S -Bahn stop Sternschanze is by the lines S11 ( Poppenbuettel → Blankenese ), S21 ( Elbgaustraße → Aumuehle ) and S31 (Altona → Neugraben ) and from the metro bus line 15 (small Flottbeck → Alsterchaussee ) and the city bus line 181 ( Jaarsmoor → Sternschanze ) is operated.

Educational institutions

  • Elementary schools: Am Weiher St. Boniface; Astrid Lindgren school; At the Isebek; Edward Street; Kielortallee; Lutterrotstraße; Rellingerstraße; Tomquiststraße
  • Waldorf School Christian Morgenstern school
  • Ida-Ehre Comprehensive School
  • Emilie Desert Field School
  • High School Kaiser- Friedrich -Ufer
  • Helene -Lange -Gymnasium
  • Trade school with Wirtschaftsgymnasium Schlankreye ( H 3)
  • Trade school with Wirtschaftsgymnasium Weidenstieg (H 5)
  • State Institute for Teacher Training and School Development (LI )

Clubs

Sports clubs

  • Hamburg Eimsbütteler Ball Game Club of 1911 ( HEBC )
  • Eimsbütteler TV ( ETV )
  • Green-White Eimsbuettel
  • SV West Eimsbuettel of 1923
  • Dartverein Eimsbuettel

Other clubs

  • District Association of Hamburg -Eimsbuettel the German Red Cross

Fire department

  • Professional fire: The next competent guards the professional fire brigade located in the districts of Rother Tree ( F13 ) and in Stellingen ( F15).
  • Volunteer Fire Department Hamburg -Eimsbuettel ( F1937 ) with the fire station at the Kieler Straße 204

Special

  • In the Sillemstraße 48a is a warehouse that once served as a post office. It is considered architecturally significant.
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