Rembertiring

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The Rembertiring is a central supra-regional thoroughfare in Bremen, Mitte district, Bahnhofsvorstadt and Ostertor districts. It runs in a west-east direction from Breitenweg and its elevated road to the ring road with the connecting roads Salvador-Allende-Straße, Auf den Häfen, Eduard-Grunow-Straße and Ernst-Glässel-Straße.

The cross streets and connecting streets were named, among other things, Breitenweg as a particularly wide street; Herdentorsteinweg after the path for the herds of cattle from the old town area to the Bürgerweide; Bahnhofsplatz after Bremen's main railway station; Auf der Brake after a brake as a scouring in the event of a dyke breach; access to Schillerstraße; passage to Löningstraße, 1853 after the merchant and Bürgerparkverein chairman Justin Löning; Rembertistraße (see below); Hoppenbank after the merchant and Bürgerparkverein chairman Justin Löning. below); Hoppenbank after a warehouse or storage area for hops; Fedelhören as Vedelhorne after the water Widel and the Low German horn for corner; Am Staatsarchiv after the Bremen State Archives; Salvador-Allende-Straße after the Chilean president; Meinkenstraße, laid out in 1344 as Meyenstrate near Meinkeschen Hof; Auf den Häfen for Auf'n Hoeben (1757) after the landing place for barges from the Blockland and the moor; Eduard-Grunow-Straße after the President of the Transport Authority; Ernst-Glässel-Straße after the shipping director of the Roland Line.