List of streets in Potschappel

Location of Potschappel in Freital

The list of streets in Potschappel contains all named streets in the Potschappel district of the large district town of Freital in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district .

A total of 65 streets and squares are named in Potschappel. The most important street in the district is Dresdner Straße , which connects Freital with Dresden, Wilsdruff, Possendorf and Tharandt and is therefore very important for traffic. There are also important public facilities in Freital on Dresdner Straße. Since the turn of the millennium, smaller roads have been developed as a relief or bypass road and given the uniform name Carl-Thieme-Straße. The Coschützer and Oberpesterwitzer or Burgwartstrasse and the Wilsdruffer Strasse are also more frequented.

In the city ​​traffic of Freital , the main roads are mainly used by the buses of the regional traffic Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains.

Legend

The following table gives an overview of the streets and squares in the district as well as some related information. In detail these are:

• Image: Photo of the street.
• Name / Location: Current designation of the street or the place as well as under 'Location' a coordinate link via which the street or the place can be displayed on various map services. The geoposition indicates approximately the middle of the street.
• Name origin: origin or reference of the name.
• Notes: More information on nearby institutions, the history of the street, historical names, cultural monuments, etc.

Street directory

image	Name / location	Origin of name	Remarks
	Albrecht-Dürer-Strasse (map)	Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528), German painter, graphic artist, mathematician and art theorist	The street was laid out in the course of the housing development on the Sauberg in the 1920s to 1930s.
	At the embankment (map)	Embankment of the Windbergbahn
photos	At the train station (map)	Freital-Potschappel train station	The street used to be called "Bahnhofstrasse". The eponymous station Potschappel is a stop on a Dresden S-Bahn line, the reception building is a listed building.
	Am Burgwartsberg (map)	Burgwartsberg , mountain between Pesterwitz and Potschappel	The rural house number 5 is listed.
	Am Geiersgraben (map)
	At the green valley (map)
	Am Jochhöh (map)	Jochhöhschlösschen	It used to be called "Jochhöhstraße".
	At the Kleiner Ternickel (map)
	At the crow's hill (map)
photos	At the market (map)	Potschappler market	There are three listed objects on Potschappler Markt, including the sculpture “ Freitaler Nose ”.
	Am Pflaumenberg (map)
	At the floodplain (map)
	Auenstrasse (map)
	Bachstrasse (map)		Parts of the Bachstraße were renamed “Carl-Thieme-Straße” after a thorough expansion and represent part of the bypass road for Freital.
	Bannewitzer Strasse (map)	Bannewitz , municipality in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district
	Beethovenstrasse (map)	Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827), German composer	The street was laid out in the course of the housing development on the Sauberg in the 1920s to 1930s.
	Birkierter Strasse (map)	Birkigt , part of the city of Freital
	Brahmsstrasse (map)	Johannes Brahms (1833–1897), German composer, pianist and conductor	An earlier name of the street was "Georgstraße".
photos	Burgwartstrasse (map)		The “ Burgwartschänke ” , which is a listed building, is located on Burgwartstrasse .
photos	Carl-Thieme-Strasse (map)	Carl-Johann Gottlob Thieme (1823–1888), German porcelain entrepreneur	Carl-Thieme-Straße is the bypass road for Potschappel and parts of Döhlen. It was named on February 2, 2001. after the former street "Güterbahnhof Potschappel" and parts of the "Bachstraße" were expanded. With the construction of the bypass after 2001, parts of Coschützer Strasse and Roßthaler Strasse were also given the name "Carl-Thieme-Strasse". The Freital porcelain factory is located on the street .
	Collmweg (map)
photos	Coschützer Strasse (map)	Coschütz , district of the state capital Dresden	The former Freital-Birkigt station of the Windbergbahn is located on the Potschappler Flur on Coschützer Straße.
	Deubener Strasse (map)	Deuben , part of the city of Freital	The former municipal health department on Deubener Straße is now a cultural monument.
	Dölzschener Strasse (map)	Dölzschen , district of the state capital Dresden	Parts of Dölzschener Strasse were renamed "Carl-Thieme-Strasse" after a thorough expansion and represent part of the bypass road for Freital.
more pictures	Dresdner Strasse (map)	Dresden , capital of Saxony	Dresdner Strasse is designated as State Road 194 and is the main axis through the district on which the representative buildings of Potschappels and Freitals are located. Until 1964 it was called Untere Dresdner Straße in Potschappel .
	Eichbergweg (map)
	Ferdinand-Freiligrath-Strasse (map)	Ferdinand Freiligrath (1810–1876), German lyric poet, poet and translator
	Fichtestrasse (map)	Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762–1814), German philosopher
	Fleischergasse (map)
	Franz-Schubert-Strasse (map)	Franz Schubert (1797–1828), Austrian composer	In the 1920s it was called "Carolastraße".
	Open air houses (map)
	Gitterseer Strasse (map)	Gittersee , district of the state capital Dresden
	Gutenbergstrasse (map)	Johannes Gutenberg , inventor of modern letterpress	Gutenbergstrasse used to be part of "Bahnhofstrasse" (today "Am Bahnhof") along its entire course.
	Hammergasse (map)
	Heinrich-Zille-Strasse (map)	Heinrich Zille (1858–1929), German graphic artist, painter and photographer	A previous name of Heinrich-Zille-Strasse was "Osterbergstrasse". It was renamed after 1990.
photos	Kantstrasse (map)	Immanuel Kant (1724–1804), German Enlightenment philosopher	After the Emmaus Church was built, Kantstrasse was initially called "Kirchstrasse".
	Käthe-Kollwitz-Strasse (map)	Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945), German graphic artist, painter and sculptor
photos	Kohlsdorfer Strasse (map)	Kohlsdorf , part of the city of Freital
	Leisnitz (map)	Leisnitz , part of the city of Freital
photos	Lucas-Cranach-Strasse (map)	Lucas Cranach the Elder , German painter and graphic artist	The street was laid out in the course of the housing development on the Sauberg in the 1920s to 1930s. The current section between Burgwartstrasse and Thomas-Mann-Strasse was called “ Adolf-Damaschke -Strasse” and in GDR times “ Kurt-Erich-Weinert -Strasse ”. The remaining part of the street was the "Kochstraße". The “clean gym” used by the Lessing students is located on Lucas-Cranach-Straße.
photos	Marktstrasse (map)	Potschappler market
photos	Oberpesterwitzer Strasse (map)	(Upper) Pesterwitz , part of the city of Freital
	Paul-Büttner-Strasse (map)	Paul Büttner (1870–1943), German choir director, music critic and composer	In the 1920s it was called "Moltke-Straße".
photos	Youth Square (map)	Youth , time between childhood and adulthood	In the 1920s the square was named Friedrich Eberts . In GDR times it was called “Platz der Weltjugend”. In the park-like complex there is a memorial for Soviet soldiers who died in the war.
more pictures	Crafts Square (map)	Craft , branch of industry	The craft square got its name after renovation in 2008; the open space was previously unnamed.
	Reichardstrasse (map)	Gottfried Reichard , German industrialist in Döhlen, and Wilhelmine Reichard (1788–1848), German balloonist	In 1925 the street was called "Grenzstraße", based on the border between the towns of Potschappel and Döhlen.
	Richard-Wagner-Platz (map)	Richard Wagner (1813–1883), German composer, playwright, poet, writer, theater director and conductor	The first buildings on what was then Bismarckplatz were erected in 1896, and after 1903 its west side was also built on. In 1945 the square was given its current name. A memorial stone in honor of Wagner has been on the square since 1999.
photos	Richard-Wagner-Strasse (map)	Richard Wagner (1813–1883), German composer, playwright, poet, writer, theater director and conductor	Until 1945 the street was called "Albertstraße".
	Roßthaler Strasse (map)	Roßthal , district of the state capital Dresden	Parts of Roßthaler Strasse were renamed "Carl-Thieme-Strasse" after a thorough expansion and represent part of the bypass road for Freital.
	Saubergweg (map)	Sauberg , elevation to the left of the Weißeritz in Potschappel
	Schreberstrasse (map)	Moritz Schreber (1808–1861), German doctor, educator and university professor, namesake of the allotment garden
photos	Soergelstrasse (map)		On Sörgelstrasse there is a row of reform-style houses, seven of which have been placed under monument protection.
photos	Steinstrasse (map)		The Villa Steinstraße (house number 2) was built around 1900.
	Terrassenweg (map)
	Thomas-Mann-Strasse (map)	Thomas Mann (1875–1955), German writer	It was created in the course of the housing development of the Sauberg in the 1920s to 1930s. Today's Thomas-Mann-Strasse was called " Kurt-Erich-Weinert -Strasse" in GDR times .
photos	Turnerstrasse (map)		In the 19th century it was called "Fabrikstrasse" in Potschappel. There is a second gym for the Lessing students on Turnerstrasse.
	Uferstrasse (map)	Bank of the Weißeritz
photos	Uhlandstrasse (map)	Ludwig Uhland (1787–1862), German poet, literary scholar, lawyer and politician	A school built in 1905 was located on Uhlandstraße, in the Niederpesterwitz district. Today the building is a cultural monument.
	Wigardstrasse (map)	Franz Jacob Wigard (1807–1885), German doctor and liberal politician	Previously the street was called "Lindenstrasse".
photos	Wilsdruffer Strasse (map)	Wilsdruff , town in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district.	Wilsdruffer Straße is classified as State Road 36 and connects Potschappel with the north-western parts of the city. It is also the feeder to federal motorway 17 . The Potschappler cemetery stretches along Wilsdruffer Straße.
	Ziegelstrasse (map)
	Zschiedge (map)	Zschiedge , part of the city of Freital
	Zschiedger Weg (map)	Zschiedge , part of the city of Freital
	To Lessing School (map)	Gotthold-Ephraim-Lessing elementary and secondary school	The street used to be called “Schulstraße”.
	To the shift (card)

Web links

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d} Heinz Fiedler: Mysterious landmark . In: Sächsische Zeitung, August 5, 2004
2. ↑ ^{a b c} City map of Freital-Potschappel, 1: 1 820, lithograph, 1886
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Otto Flach, Stadtvermessungsamt Freital: Plan von Freital, 1:10 000, lithograph, 1925
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Dresden city map. VEB Tourist Verlag Berlin / Leipzig, 1977. 16th edition 1984
5. ^ André Langhammer: City honors the father of the porcelain factory . In: Sächsische Zeitung, February 3, 2001
6. ↑ Peter Hilbert: Carl-Thieme-Straße becomes longer . In: Sächsische Zeitung, September 13, 2005
7. ^ Siegfried Huth: Freital in old views . tape 1 . Freital, ISBN 978-90-288-5521-2 .
8. ^ ^{A b} Veit Haustein, Silvio Stute: Freital and its districts on historical postcards . 2nd revised and expanded edition. Freital September 2018, p. 33 .

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