List of streets in Döhlen (Freital)

Location of Döhlen in Freital

The list of streets in Döhlen contains all named streets of the district Döhlen of the large district town Freital in the district of Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge .

The most important connections in the Döhlen district are the Dresdner Straße from Potschappel in the direction of Deuben and its bypass in the Carl-Thieme-Straße, Lutherstraße and Hüttenstraße. The district is also connected to Weißig and Burgk via Lutherstrasse and Weißiger Strasse . The development of Döhlen through the city ​​bus system of Regionalverkehr Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge GmbH is also concentrated along these streets . The Wilsdruffer Straße as an important connection to the northwestern Freitaler districts and to the federal highway 17 crosses the district only on its peripheral areas.

The old town center of Döhlen is concentrated around Johann-Georg-Palitzsch-Hof, Zauckeroder Straße, Lutherstraße and Weißiger Straße. In addition, there is the area around Neumarkt and the commercial access roads in the Neudöhlen locality (Döhlener Gewerbering, Schachtstrasse, Carl-Thieme-Strasse, Hüttenstrasse).

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
photos	Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse (map)	Albert Schweitzer (1875–1965), German-French doctor and philosopher	In the GDR the street was called "Karl-Marx-Straße". In the area where it flows into the Platz des Friedens, it is surrounded by a park, in which there is a memorial to the victims of fascism created by Wieland Förster . A memorial to the victims of tyranny and the memory of the Peaceful Revolution of 1989 was added later.
	On the mountain (map)
	At the glassworks (map)	Döhlen glass factory	The street has had numerous names in its history: in 1925 it was recorded as “Genossenschaftsstraße”, in 1940 as “ Hermann-Göring- Straße” and in 1947 as “ Breitscheidstraße ”.
photos	Am Langen Rain (map)	Field	The long Rain was laid out as a panel building area in the GDR .
	At the powder tower (map)		The street was laid out by a private investor at the end of the 1990s to develop a residential area and later became the property of the city of Freital.
photos	August-Bebel-Strasse (map)	August Bebel (1840–1913), German politician
photos	Bahnhofstrasse (map)	Freital-Deuben train station	The eponymous Deuben station is located on Bahnhofstrasse, but actually on Döhlener Flur. See also: Bahnhofstrasse in Deuben
photos	Carl-Thieme-Strasse (map)	Carl-Johann Gottlob Thieme (1823–1888), German porcelain entrepreneur	Carl-Thieme-Strasse was laid out in the 2000s as part of the bypass and relief route for Dresdner Strasse by expanding and rebuilding the existing road network. See also: Carl-Thieme-Strasse in Potschappel
	Daubenbergweg (map)
photos	Deubener Strasse (map)	Deuben , district of Freital	See also: Deubener Strasse in Potschappel
	Döhlener Gewerbering (map)	Development of a commercial area	The Döhlener Gewerbering was built in 2015 on the premises of the former Plastmaschinenwerk Freital to develop the Freital Technology Park called "F2" (part of the Freital technology and start-up center ).
	Döhlener slope (map)	Slope of the road	The street was created to expand the “ Am Pulverturm ” residential area .
photos	Dresdner Strasse (map)	Dresden , capital of Saxony	As the main traffic artery, Dresdner Strasse also crosses the Döhlen district. A closed row of residential and commercial buildings is listed between the intersections with Lutherstrasse and Wilsdruffer Strasse. In addition, in the course of the Döhlen street, there is the site of the Freital glassworks, including the listed entrance building, as well as the area around Neumarkt in Neudöhlen with representative buildings such as the town house Dresdner Straße 209, which the city planners of the 1920s chose as the common city center . See also: Dresdner Strasse in Potschappel , Deuben and Hainsberg
	Faust's Gasse (map)
	Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse (map)	Gerhart Hauptmann (1862–1946), German playwright and writer	The Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse between Döhlen and Zauckerode was laid out as a bypass of the Zauckeroder Strasse and opened on September 28, 2001 so that the Zauckeroder Strasse can be dredged in favor of the clay pit of the Eder brickworks. See also: Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse in Zauckerode
	Goethestrasse (map)	Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832), German poet and naturalist
photos	Huettenstrasse (map)		Hüttenstraße was expanded in the 2000s as a continuation of Carl-Thieme-Straße (Freitaler Umgehungsstraße) between Lutherstraße and Schachtstraße and connected to Bahnhofstraße and later to the intersection of Poisentalstraße / Dresdner Straße in Deuben . See also: Hüttenstraße in Deuben
photos	Johann-Georg-Palitzsch-Hof (map)	Johann Georg Palitzsch (1723–1788), Saxon natural scientist	The former royal chamber of Döhlen is located on the street .
	Kirschbergstrasse (map)	Survey called Kirschberg
	Kirschbergweg (map)	Survey called Kirschberg
photos	Lutherstrasse (map)	Martin Luther (1483–1546), German theologian and reformer	Until the 1940s, the street was still called “Hauptstraße” as the most important connection in the former municipality of Döhlen. After 1945 it was named "Willi-Schneider-Straße". At the intersection with Hüttenstrasse is the neo-Romanesque Luther Church , which today gives the street its name. In addition, the former Döhlen town hall and the building of the former district or district court are in the immediate vicinity of the church.
photos	Mittelweg (map)
photos	Neumarkt (map)	new marketplace	After the city was founded in 1921, the common center of Freitals with a new town hall and important administrative offices was to be built around Neumarkt. Some representative buildings were erected along Dresdner Straße and the Neumarkt was laid out in the intended area. The planned town hall as the end of the square facing Weißeritz was, like some other buildings in the area, not implemented due to the difficult urban financial situation at the end of the 1920s. During the GDR era, the square was named Ernst Thälmanns .
more pictures	Nordstrasse (map)		The Döhlener Friedhof is located on Nordstrasse .
photos	Peace Square (Map)	Peace , absence of disturbance and alarm especially from war	In addition to the actual Platz des Friedens, an event area to the left of the Weißeritz opposite the Stadium of Peace, the road to Burgk that runs between the two places also bears this name. In the direction of Burgk it turns into Burgker Strasse .
	Potschappler Strasse (map)	Potschappel , district of Freitals
	Pulverturmweg (map)
photos	Reichardstrasse (map)	Wilhelmine Reichard (1788–1848), German balloon flight pioneer; Gottfried Reichard (1786–1844), German chemical entrepreneur and husband of Wilhelmine Reichard	On the street, which is named after the Reichard couple, there is also their listed house.
	Reuterstrasse (map)
photos	Schachtstrasse (map)		A spacious factory owner's villa with villa garden, built in 1912, is located on Schachtstrasse above Hüttenstrasse.
photos	Way to school (map)	Today's Wilhelmine Reichard School to promote learning	The way to school is the location of the former Schillerschule (including a middle school), today the building houses the Freital School for Learning Promotion (Wilhelmine-Reichard-Schule). In addition, a rural house at the confluence with Zauckeroder Straße has been preserved and placed under monument protection.
	Talstrasse (map)	Location in the valley of the Weißiger Bach
photos	Weissiger Strasse (map)	Weißig , district of Freitals
	Wilhelm-Lindig-Strasse (map)	Wilhelm Lindig (1779–1852), German mining pioneer	Wilhelm-Lindig-Straße was built as a further construction section of the residential area “ Am Pulverturm ”.
photos	Wilsdruffer Strasse (map)	Wilsdruff , town in the Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains district	See also: Wilsdruffer Straße in Potschappel and Zauckerode
photos	Zauckeroder Strasse (map)	Zauckerode , district of Freitals	See also: Zauckeroder Straße in Zauckerode

Web links

Commons : Streets in Döhlen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Carina Brestrich: The street of the hundred cracks. In: sz-online.de. August 23, 2017. Retrieved July 23, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Thomas Morgenroth: Ingeborgs premiere . In: Sächsische Zeitung , September 29, 2001

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