Uus-Kalamaja (Uus-Kalamaja)
New Fisherman’s hut. At the end of this road was once a cemetery for Non-Germans’ (Undeutsch [Ger.] or mittesaksa [Est.]: a contemporary term of contempt for Estonians). In the late 18th C, to maintain the road, Tallinn council put a tax on corpses using it: 10 kopeks an adult and 5 per child. Group rates may have been available. See Kalamaja.
Uuslinna (Uuslinn)
Newtown. Street forming NE boundary of Uuslinn.
Uus-Maleva (Uus-Malev)
New-Army. Street perpendicular to but not connecting with Maleva due to a minor railway in between.