Karl-Michael Sala http://www.strassenkatalog.de/osm/an_der_luchbruecke,446824750n.html
In der Nähe von ,,An der Luchbrücke´´
Berg / Hügel Strese-Berg…Quelle: OpenStreetMap
In der Nähe von ,,An der Luchbrücke´´
Berg / Hügel Strese-Berg
Berge Galgen-Berge, Mühlen-Berge
Binnensee, Stausee, Teich Prierowsee, Pfählingssee
Farm / Landwirtschaft Gerlachshof
Kanal (Schifffahrt) Nottekanal
Wasserlauf Müllergraben, Königsgraben Zossen, Königsgraben Zossen

Stuart Charlton Thank you Karl-Michael, but I don’t understand the German..Strassenkatalog = Street atlas ? I will try google translate .. The Map shows only the word luchbrucke.. nothing to say what it is or was.. I guess it has some connection to the canal ?

Stuart Charlton OK. Karl-Michael _I checked the map foe An der Luchbrucke, but can only see the label. it is basically the same map location shown on the “Bike Map” I found yesterday.. What is it ? What does it mean ?

Stuart Charlton OK… in the vicinity of or close to.. But what is luchbrucke ? I can only see a field, a road and a canal …

Karl-Michael Sala Stuart Charlton: After WW2, my German mother, Opa & Oma lived “am Heiligenbrunnen” (on/at the sacred springs) & in Iserlohn, Germany there is “an der Langen Hecke.” Some other street-names begin with Im [in the] ___ & an dem = am ___. So what you see might be about right. According to Wikipedia, Langes Luch is a protected natural area. So, “an der Luchbrücke” is probably a road that either leads to, or perhaps runs parallel to, the [Langes] Luch bridge. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Langes_Luch
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Langes Luch – Wikipedia de.wikipedia.org
Das Lange Luch ist ein Naturschutzgebiet im BerlinerBezirk Steglitz-Zehlendorf am Rande des Grunewalds. Das Luch ist eine sumpfig-morastige Senke der Glazialen Rinne der Grunewaldseenkette zwischen dem südwestlich gelegenen Riemeisterfenn und dem Grunewaldsee im Nordosten. Die Wasserverbindung stell…

It must have been very mind-altering for my mother & father, who will soon have not one, but two boys to love & raise into the tremendous humans they later would become: David Ronald Sala & Karl-Michael Sala! Who me? Biased? Of course. But, hey, I now have 187+ WRITTEN endearing 3rd-party endorsements on Linkedin.com/in/germangenealogist.
Lynell says this is not my blog, but rather my Brag, ha ha. Here is my wife, Lynell (high school senior image):

Karl-Michael Sala
WOO-HOO! I am on Cloud Nine{:>), for, among other absolutely stunning data, documents & images, I just burned images of ALL the addresses at which resided my mother, her father, grandfather & great-grandfather–clear back to their births!{:>). Also, although the birth took place in Freising, near München, Deutschland – Germany, I also burned a 2ndary or tertiary source of a birth notice of my hero older brother, David Ronald Sala, father of David Sala, Daniel Sala, Darrick Sala, Christy Lee Sala, Brandi Sala. It also mentions the precise date that she marries my father & more… [Kassel, Germany] Einwohnermeldekartei, 1880-1945
Civil registration of addresses of residents near Kassel, Hesse-Nassau, Germany reported to the II (Second) Civil Registry Office. These records often contain birthdates, parents’ names, spouse’s name and marriage date, and children’s names and birthdates.
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/1020037?availability=Family+History+Library
DID I SAY WOO-HOO!? Many more images, of course. — at Mesa FamilySearch Library.
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Matt Yancey If you dig hard enough you’ll strike genealogical gold.
Karl-Michael Sala Returning to the thick of the fray{:>)
Germany/Prussia Genealogy Research Betseylee Browning: Great job! Congrats. Keep up the good work.
Pat Mickel You sure hit a goldmine. Congrats. I’ll have to keep digging.

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