List of streets in Senftenberg

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This list describes all streets and squares in Senftenberg . The streets of the districts are not included.

The list consists of two parts in the first part the current streets and places are listed, in the second part former streets and former street names. Numerous streets in Senftenberg Flur were devastated by opencast mines. The first list consists of three columns. The name and location are recorded in the first column; this column can be sorted. The second column contains information about the street such as its course, important buildings, origin of the name and, if applicable, historical information about the street. The third column contains a photo of the street and links to other photos.

On May 2, 1901, a police order was issued in Senftenberg that stipulated that the streets were renumbered. Starting from the market, each street was given its own numbering. Furthermore, the part of the name gasse was replaced by straße . These name changes are not shown in the table.

The federal highways 96 and 169 run through the Senftenberg urban area .

Some street names that appeared twice or four times in the city and the districts were renamed with effect from December 1, 2019.

Street and squares

Name / location	Remarks	image
B 96 ( Location )	runs as a bypass road in the east of the city between Laugkfeld and Roßkaupe, later on Knappenstraße, Kleinkoschener Straße and Buchwalder Straße to Kleinkoschen Development: listed former waterworks
B 169 ( Location )	runs as a bypass road in the north of the city between Brieske and Sedlitz
Ackerstrasse ( Location )	Road south of federal highway 169 from Calauer Strasse in a westerly direction; parallel to the B 169; Halfway there is direct access to the north on the B 169 ADAC air rescue with Christoph 33 and Christoph Brandenburg partially devastated	Wikidata
Adam-Scharrer-Strasse ( Location )	runs as the northern parallel street of Briesker Straße from F.-C.-Weiskopf-Straße in a south-westerly direction, at the south-western end a turn in a north-west direction to the confluence with Louis-Fürnberg-Straße / Erich-Weinert-Straße as a contiguous residential area with Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse, Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse, Paul-Rilla-Strasse, Erich-Weinert-Strasse, Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse, F.-C.-Weiskopf-Strasse and Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse to the northeast the Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway between 1958 and 1961 lies north of the New Cemetery ; Bernhard Kellermann High School named after the writer Adam Scharrer	more pictures | Wikidata
Adolf-Hennecke-Strasse ( Location )	runs from Steindamm in a westerly direction to Niemtscher Weg; southern parallel street of Schulstrasse; continue from Niemtscher Weg in a south-westerly direction as Hanseatenstrasse Dismantling of the high-rise in 2007 Development: listed school (former POS I Arthur Wölk, later secondary school), parking garage of the Schlossparkcenter named after the activist Adolf Hennecke ; former name Turnstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Adolfstrasse ( Location )	The spur road from the Roßkaupe to the north with a turn to the northeast, south parallel road to Güterbahnhofstrasse Headquarters of the Senftenberg Employment Agency	Wikidata
Ahlbecker Strasse ( Location )	runs as the southern parallel street of Briesker Straße from Greifswalder Straße to Usedomer Straße as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Straße, Greifswalder Straße, Stralsunder Straße, Ückeritzer Straße and Usedomer Straße between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Straße, the Black Elster and the city limits to Brieske as well as Hanseatenstraße, Fischreiherstraße, Kranichstraße, Kormoranstraße, Möwenstraße and Seeadlerstraße between Vogelsiedlung , Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line from 1971 to 1976 named after the place Ahlbeck	more pictures | Wikidata
Albertinenstrasse ( Location )	The cul-de-sac from the border road to the south	Wikidata
Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse ( Location )	two spur streets from Miner's Street; the north runs in a north-westerly direction with a turn to the northeast, the south runs in a westerly direction laid out as a contiguous residential area with Hörlitzer Strasse between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Klettwitzer Strasse and Bergmanns Strasse from 1964 to 1966 named after the doctor and pacifist Albert Schweitzer	more pictures | Wikidata
At the ironworks ( Location )	Stubway west of Lindenstrasse, turning north; Extension of the eastern part of the Eisenbahnstraße from the Krankenhausstraße located at the former ironworks	more pictures | Wikidata
At the Elsterdeich ( Location )	runs from Am Salzgraben as an eastern parallel road to Steindamm in a north-west direction to the Schwarzen Elster (Buchwalde), then turns north-east to run parallel to the Schwarzen Elster as a spur road	more pictures | Wikidata
At the court ( Location )	Road in an easterly direction from Steindamm to the Heimatruh garden colony; south of Grünstraße; further west from Steindamm as Burglehnstraße former name Bürgermeisterwiesenweg, then Elsterstraße until December 1, 2019 formerly named after the Storchenelster (former tributary of the Black Elster ); named after the Senftenberg district court Development: Archdeaconate from 1876; Bounded to the south by the Elsterhorst garden division in the south and by the Frohsinn and Recreation garden division in the north , it flows into the Heimatruh garden division in the east	more pictures | Wikidata
At the hotel ( Location )	runs from Jüttendorfer Anger in a southerly direction to Wehrstrasse; continue south from Wehrstraße as Am Neumarkt on the side of the eponymous Hotel Kronprinz Demolition of the old town and construction of coal substitute apartments together with Am Neumarkt, Niemtscher Weg, Wehrstraße, Rosenstraße and Schulstraße in the early to mid-1980s	more pictures | Wikidata
At the Neumarkt ( Location )	runs from Wehrstraße in a southerly direction to Schulstraße; eastern parallel street of Rosenstrasse; continue north from Wehrstraße as Am Hotel; also area between Ritterstraße / Schmiedestraße / Schulstraße / Steindamm here was part of the official pond. The pond was bought by Mayor Samuel Heinrich Meyer, hence the name Meyer's pond. After the pond had been drained, the new market was created. Dismantling of the old town development and construction of coal substitute apartments together with Am Hotel, Wehrstraße, Niemtscher Weg, Rosenstraße and Schulstraße in the early to mid-1980s; Block of flats with rows of shops 2004/2005 demolition of the apartment block (Neumarktriegel) Neumarkt design as a small park with a mosaic with bathing scenes and bronze sculptures by Ernst Sauer , a 60-meter-long artificial stream that simulates the Wolschinka.	more pictures | Wikidata
At the pioneer house ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse in a westerly direction to Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse; northern parallel street of Reyersbachstraße Located at the former pioneer house, today the Pegasus youth center	more pictures | Wikidata
At the salt ditch ( Location )	southern parallel road to Am Elsterdeich; runs from Steindamm in a northeastern direction (parallel to the salt ditch); further course from Steindamm in a south-westerly direction as a garden path located on the salt ditch	more pictures | Wikidata
At the castle park ( Location )	western cul-de-sac from Steindamm as a parallel street south of Adolf-Hennecke-Straße Connection of the residential area on the site of the former high-rise Adolf-Hennecke-Straße / Bergbaustraße; Development and development since 2015.	more pictures | Wikidata
At sea ( Location )	The cul-de-sac that runs south from Buchwalder Strasse just before Lake Senftenberg	more pictures | Wikidata
At the sports field ( Location )	The spur road that runs parallel to the east of Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse from Briesker Strasse in a north-west direction, a short turn at the north-west end in a south-west direction named after the sports field at Briesker Straße	more pictures | Wikidata
At the city harbor ( Location )	runs on the north bank of the Senftenberger See south of the castle park and the Steindamm; Access via Steindamm at the Senftenberg city harbor ; Seat of the Lausitz Water Association	more pictures | Wikidata
Amselweg ( Location )	runs as an eastern parallel street to Meisenweg from Polenzweg in a north-northwest direction to Briesker Straße laid out in the 1930s under Mayor James Legau as part of what is now known as the bird settlement former name Petersweg after the Africa explorer Carl Peters	more pictures | Wikidata
At the engineering school ( Location )	northern parallel street of Ernst-Thälmann-Straße; from Universitätsplatz / Großenhainer Straße in a north-west direction to the turnoff at Nelkenweg created 1952–1956 Location at the Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus-Senftenberg , formerly Lausitz University or Lausitz University of Applied Sciences; founded as a mining engineering school, the later engineering school for mining and energy "Ernst Thälmann" Development: former Senftenberg planetarium	more pictures | Wikidata
At the sports hall ( Location )	Connection from Rudolf-Harbig-Strasse to Strasse des Sports; south of the Eisenbahnstrasse Location at the listed Niederlausitzhalle (formerly Aktivst sports hall)	more pictures | Wikidata
On Turnstrasse ( Location )	west of the Straße des Sports as the southern parallel street of Eisenbahnstraße; at the western end turn south, then junction with An der Sporthalle	Wikidata
Antonienstrasse ( Location )	runs north of Hanseatenstrasse from Wolschinkastrasse in a south-westerly direction to Hoynstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Asternweg ( Location )	The spur road, which runs as an eastern parallel road to Lilienweg from Hörlitzer Straße to the south original name Teplitzweg; laid out as part of the Am Kreuzchen settlement 1937–1939	Wikidata
August-Bebel-Strasse ( Location )	runs from Jüttendorfer Anger / Briesker Strasse in a northerly direction to the confluence with Moritzstrasse, further from Moritzstrasse in a north-northwest direction as Lindenstrasse; former suburb of Thamm located at the old cemetery with a listed entrance hall; in the north the former Reichsbahnkulturhaus (inn) former names Thammer Hauptstrasse and Bismarckstrasse laid out as a contiguous residential area with Friedenstraße, Reyersbachstraße, Robert-Harnau-Straße and Radojewskistraße in the early to mid-1980s, while the old structure of Jüttendorf and Thamm was built over named after the politician August Bebel	more pictures | Wikidata
Baderstrasse ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse (Enge Bahnhofstrasse) in an eastward direction to the Wendish Church , then turns south and ends at Kirchplatz; southern parallel road to the Steindamm; Further course from Kirchplatz as Kirchgasse, further course from Bahnhofstraße (Enge Bahnhofstraße) towards the west as Töpferstraße Development: former Wendish church (today town house)	more pictures | Wikidata
Badstrasse ( Location )	runs in an easterly direction from Steindamm, south parallel street of the street Amgericht; also street in a southerly direction from the street Amgericht to Badstrasse eponymous was the former outdoor swimming pool, today built with residential houses; "Elsterhorst" garden division	more pictures | Wikidata
Bahnhofstrasse ( Location )	runs from the market in a northerly direction to Spremberger Strasse; further north from Spremberger Strasse as Calauer Strasse; Area between Markt and Steindamm / Westpromenade also known as Enge Bahnhofstrasse; Underpass of the Grossenhain – Cottbus railway and the former Schipkau – Senftenberg railway 1852/53 construction of a road from Calau to Senftenberg, Senftenberg opened this road to the north. With the construction of the train stations in Senftenberg, Kreischaussee was renamed Bahnhofstrasse in 18700. There were ditches to the left and right of the street, and the adjacent houses could be reached via bridges. 1908 Construction work on Bahnhofstrasse, including paving the sidewalks and planting linden trees. Bridge led Bahnhofstrasse to the city via Storchelster. Peat removal in the 1930s; Former route of the B 169 , for this purpose a breakthrough was created on the east side of the road in 1971 at the level of the Marienapotheke in order to lead the route along there after the route of the road to the north was devastated by the opencast mine via Calauer Strasse Development with the former Waldschmidt department store (built in 1909), a listed post office and a listed Marienapotheke; Former steam mill and grain silo on the corner of Spremberger Strasse Former development: at the confluence with Bahnhofstrasse there was a war memorial for those who fell in the war of 1870/71; At the confluence with Steindamm there was a milk house and a flower pavilion, laid out under Mayor Albert Seedorf (1918–1930), three stumbling blocks in front of No. 22 and 23	more pictures | Wikidata
Bahnmeistergasse ( Location )	eastern course from Lindenstrasse to Bahnhofstrasse north of the railway embankment between Krankenhausstrasse and Moritzstrasse, then merges into Bahnhofstrasse in the eastern area; northwest of the Grossenhain – Cottbus railway and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway	more pictures | Wikidata
Bear Alley ( Location )	southern parallel street of Kreuzgasse; runs in a westerly direction from Schmiedestraße to Salzmarktstraße named after the listed former inn "Zum Bären" (No. 4); former name short street	more pictures | Wikidata
Benediktenstrasse ( Location )	A spur road in a south-east direction from Joachim-Gottschalk-Straße until shortly before the east promenade; west of the stone dam named after the Benediktengraben, which drained the Laugk wetland	more pictures | Wikidata
Mining Road ( Location )	runs from Schulstraße in a southerly direction to Straße der Energie / Dubinaweg; eastern parallel street of Bergwerkstraße; further course from Schulstraße in a north-northeast direction as Schmiedestraße Development with a listed mining house (seat of the district administration) and a listed school with gym (Schulstrasse 10) (formerly POS I "Arthur Wölk", secondary school)	more pictures | Wikidata
Bergwerkstrasse ( Location )	runs south from Schulstraße to Glück-Auf-Straße; eastern parallel street of Steigerstrasse; continue north from Schulstraße as Rosenstraße, continue south from Glück-Auf-Straße as Straße der Energie renamed from Handtstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse ( Location )	runs north of Briesker Strasse and south of the railway embankment from Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse in a northeast direction to Paul-Rilla-Strasse; continue from Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße in a south-west direction as Otto-Nuschke-Straße as a contiguous residential area with Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse, Paul-Rilla-Strasse, Erich-Weinert-Strasse, Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse, F.-C.-Weiskopf-Strasse, Adam-Scharrer-Strasse and Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse to the northeast the Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway between 1958 and 1961 Bernard-Kellermann-Oberschule (former POS IV), built in 1964 named after the writer Bernhard Kellermann	more pictures | Wikidata
Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse ( Location )	runs between Karl-Ziehm-Straße and Heinrichstraße from Ernst-Thälmann-Straße to the south, at the southern end turn off to the southwest, then converge on Adam-Scharrer-Straße as a contiguous residential area with Bernhard-Kellermann-Straße, Paul-Rilla-Straße, Erich-Weinert-Straße, Louis-Fürnberg-Straße, F.-C.-Weiskopf-Straße, Adam-Scharrer-Straße and Friedrich-Wolf-Straße to the northeast the Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway laid between 1958 and 1961; Demolition of the apartment blocks on Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse in 2004; from 2014 development of the new open spaces with homes named after the writer Bertolt Brecht	more pictures | Wikidata
Blankenbergstrasse ( Location )	runs as an eastern parallel street to Wolschinkastraße from Polenzweg in a north-northwest direction to Briesker Straße named after the mayor Moritz Blankenberg (term of office: 1845–1889)	more pictures | Wikidata
Flower Street ( Location )	runs as a western parallel street to Bahnhofstrasse (Enge Bahnhofstrasse) in a southern direction to Töpferstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Brauhausstrasse ( Location )	runs west of Salzmarktstrasse in a northerly direction from Salzmarktstrasse to Kreuzstrasse, the northern end of Neumarkt Development: among other things, listed house No. 11 (house of the painter Günther Wendt ); Former development: the name-giving brewery was located on Neumarkt, at the confluence of Brauhausstraße	more pictures | Wikidata
Briesker Strasse ( Location )	southwest from August-Bebel-Straße to Brieske; further west from August-Bebel-Straße as Jüttendorfer Anger named after the place Brieske (course of the street) Development: Luther Church , Briesker Strasse sports field, memorial for the fallen of the Red Army in Senftenberg , new cemetery, fire station (built in 1967); Former development: Schützenhaus, next to it overpass of the Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line	more pictures | Wikidata
Buchwalder Strasse ( Location )	runs from Am Salzgraben in a south-easterly direction along the north bank of the Senftenberger Sese, from the roundabout then in an east-north-east direction, to join the B 96 (Knappenstrasse / Buchwalder Strasse); further course from Am Salzgraben in a north-westerly direction as a stone dam; also part of the B 96 from Buchwalder Straße to Kleinkoschen ; continue from Buchwalder Straße in a north-west direction as Knappenstraße old center of Buchwalde War memorial and old fire station in the center of Buchwalde, in the western course a listed former waterworks	more pictures | Wikidata
Burglehnstrasse ( Location )	runs from Kirchplatz in an easterly direction to Steindamm; further course in the east as Amgericht; also as a western parallel street to Steindamm as an arch in a clockwise direction towards the south from Burglehnstraße to Schloßstraße (north of Burglehnstraße as a spur road); continue from Schloßstraße as an arch in a clockwise direction towards the west as Ritterstraße The name refers to the former burglehn that stretched between the town and the castle in front of the former castle gate at the pig or piglet market	more pictures | Wikidata
Calauer Strasse ( Location )	from Spremberger Straße in a northerly direction to Ziegeleistraße, continue to the east parallel to federal highway 169; continue south from Spremberger Straße as Bahnhofstraße named after the town of Calau (direction of the street) Development: Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul , No. 3 former Catholic school built by Max Taut and Franz Hoffmann , listed villas in No. 8 and 10, listed administration building of the Anhalt coal works in No. 14-18 and Otto-Rindt -Oberschule (formerly POS III Anton Saefkow ) Stumbling stone in front of No. 29 partially devastated by the opencast mine	more pictures | Wikidata
Charlottenstrasse ( Location )	runs east of Kerneckestrasse from Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse in a south-east direction to Briesker Strasse; also on half a short spur road to the west	more pictures | Wikidata
Dahlia path ( Location )	The spur road, which runs south from Hörlitzer Strasse as an eastern parallel road to Asternweg original name Komotauweg; laid out as part of the Am Kreuzchen settlement 1937–1939	Wikidata
Damaschkestrasse ( Location )	runs as a northern parallel street to Großenhainer Straße in a south-westerly direction from Goethestraße to Lessingstraße; southwest extension of Hermannsplatz the houses at Damaschkestrasse 9-16, 18, 20 are listed as part of the housing estate with Großenhainer Strasse 41-51 (odd), Herderstrasse 1–4, 6, Lessingstrasse 2–12 (even) named after the pedagogue Adolf Damaschke	more pictures | Wikidata
Dr.-Dorothea-Erxleben-Strasse ( Location )	western parallel street of Calauer Straße, leads from Krankenhausstraße in the south to Mittelstraße 2013 renaming from Dorothea-Erxleben-Straße to Dr.-Dorothea-Erxleben-Straße; original name Luisenstrasse named after the doctor Dorothea Erxleben	more pictures | Wikidata
Dr.-Otto-Rindt-Strasse ( Location )	runs from the upper area of ​​Kleinkoschener Straße south of Knappenstraße / Schwarzen Elster and parallel to it in a north-westerly direction Developed as a residential area together with Dr.-Rudolf-Lehmann-Straße in the 1990s named after the landscape architect Otto Rindt	more pictures | Wikidata
Dr.-Rudolf-Lehmann-Strasse ( Location )	runs south parallel to the salt ditch in a north-easterly direction, then turns to the south-east in order to fan out into four parallel spur roads running south; Access to Dr.-Rudolf-Lehmann-Straße is from Buchwalder Straße shortly after the Salzgraben via an unnamed street Developed as a residential area together with Dr.-Otto-Rindt-Straße in the 1990s named after the historian Rudolf Lehmann	more pictures | Wikidata
Throttle path ( Location )	Dead-end road as an eastern parallel road to Lerchenweg from Polenzweg towards north-north-west; Also a short spur road from Drosselweg halfway up towards the east-south-east laid out in the 1930s under Mayor James Legau as part of what is now known as the bird settlement former name Leutweinweg; named after the governor of German South West Africa Theodor Leutwein	more pictures | Wikidata
Dubinaweg ( Location )	runs from Steindamm at the Senftenberg zoo in a south-westerly direction, at the south-westerly end there is a turn to the north, from there it continues as a mining road former route to Feldmark Jüttendorf; Age Development with mining house seat of the district administration; opens onto the Steindamm at the castle park named after Dubina (Sorbian name for area where oaks grow)	more pictures | Wikidata
Eisenbahnstrasse ( Location )	runs from east to west from Krankenhausstrasse to Klettwitzer Strasse, course interrupted by Lindenstrasse, further course to the west southwards; direct extension of the eastern part from Lindenstrasse as Am Eisenwerk; runs parallel to the former Schipkau – Senftenberg railway line (between Lindenstraße and Krankenhausstraße north of the former railway line, from Lindenstraße to Klettwitzer Straße south of the former railway line) after the dismantling of the Lindenstrasse - Krankenhausstrasse railway line, houses were built; north of the street garden branch Kippenstolz three stumbling blocks at number 20	more pictures | Wikidata
Elsestrasse ( Location )	runs from Adolf-Hennecke-Straße towards the north as an eastern parallel street to Niemtscher Weg, at the northern end turns west into Marthastraße; continue south from Adolf-Hennecke-Straße as Steigerstraße original course from Schulstraße to Adolf-Hennecke-Straße (formerly Turnstraße)	more pictures | Wikidata
Erich-Weinert-Strasse ( Location )	runs as the northern road to Bernhard-Kellermann-Straße from Adam-Scharrer-Straße in a northeast direction; further course from Adam-Scharrer-Strasse towards the southwest as Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse as a contiguous residential area with Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse, Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse, Paul-Rilla-Strasse, Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse, F.-C.-Weiskopf-Strasse, Adam-Scharrer-Strasse and Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse to the northeast the Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway between 1958 and 1961 After the demolition of apartment blocks, development with own homes from 2014 named after the writer Erich Weinert ; Dismantling June 2015	more pictures | Wikidata
Ernst-Sauer-Platz ( Location )	Confluence with Bahnhofstrasse / Westpromenade named after the sculptor Ernst Sauer designed with Sauer's sculpture Die Trinkende and stele with his portrait	more pictures | Wikidata
Ernst-Thalmann-Strasse ( Location )	runs from Briesker Straße / Jüttendorfer Anger / August-Bebel-Straße in a westerly direction to Straße des Bergmanns / Rudolf-Harbig-Straße; from the corner of August-Bebel-Straße head west as a side street (the main street turns as Briesker Straße); Ernst-Thälmann-Straße from Hörlitzer Straße in a west-northwest direction, further from Straße des Bergmanns / Rudolf-Harbig-Straße as Klettwitzer Straße; Crossing of the Grossenhain – Cottbus railway line formerly Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße (after Kaiser Friedrich III. ) and Augustastraße Kreuzstrasse was part of Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse in GDR times, Jüttendorfer Anger was spun off from Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse and renamed on December 1, 2019. Old cemetery, chapel of the Advent community, dormitories of the Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus-Senftenberg, health department of the district, listed residential and commercial buildings 125, 127, 129, 134, 136, 138; former Senftenberg planetarium ; Development between Großenhainer Straße and Klettwitzer Straße 1952–1956 Demolition of the apartment block between the railway line and Bertolt-Brecht-Straße in 2004; after demolition of the apartment blocks, development with homes in 2012/2013 named after the workers' leader Ernst Thälmann	more pictures | Wikidata
F.-C.-Weiskopf-Strasse ( Location )	runs as a southern parallel street of Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse from Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse to the east, turns at the eastern end to the south, at the southern end to the southwest, at the southwest end to the northeast and joins the Bertolt- Brecht-Strasse at the turning to the southwest; also several smaller streets within this area as a contiguous residential area with Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse, Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse, Paul-Rilla-Strasse, Erich-Weinert-Strasse, Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse, Adam-Scharrer-Strasse and Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse northeast of Wilhelm-Pieck -Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway laid between 1958 and 1961 Dismantling of apartment blocks no. 13-17 in 2008/2009 named after the writer FC Weiskopf	more pictures | Wikidata
Felix Spiro Street ( Location )	western parallel street of Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße; runs from Reyersbachstraße in a northerly direction; From Moritzstraße the spur road with a turn to the east at the northern end former name Weststrasse after demolition of the apartment blocks, development with homes in 2012/2013 named after the Jewish resistance fighter against the Nazi regime Felix Spiro	more pictures | Wikidata
Fichtestrasse ( Location )	runs from Großenhainer Straße in a north-northwest direction as a western parallel street to Freisestraße to Hermannsplatz four stumbling blocks in front of No. 12 named after the philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte	more pictures | Wikidata
Finkenweg ( Location )	The spur road as an eastern parallel road to the Drosselweg from Polenzweg in the north-northwest direction laid out in the 1930s under Mayor James Legau as part of what is now known as the bird settlement former name Fischerweg probably after Gustav Adolf Fischer	more pictures | Wikidata
Heron Street ( Location )	runs as a western parallel street of the Seeadlerstraße (western part) from the Hanseatenstraße in a south-east direction, turns at the south-east end in a south-west direction, and then turns again in a north-west direction; continue from Hanseatenstraße in a north-west direction as Rostocker Straße as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Stralsunder Strasse, Ückeritzer Strasse and Usedomer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits to Brieske as well as Hanseatenstrasse, Kranichstrasse, Kormoranstrasse, Möwenstrasse and Seeadlerstrasse between Vogelsiedlung, Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway were laid out from 1971 to 1976 Development: Friedrich-Engels-Gymnasium (POS VII Adolf Hennecke), high-rise on the lake and polyclinic	more pictures | Wikidata
Lilac way ( Location )	runs west of the Nelkenweg from the Hörlitzer Straße in a northerly direction, at the northern end a turn to the west to the Nelkenweg original name Außenigweg; laid out as part of the Am Kreuzchen settlement 1937–1939	Wikidata
Free space ( Location )	Place south on Eisenbahnstraße between Goethestraße and Lindenstraße, from there then Freisestraße to Großenhainer Straße as the part of the Freise settlement with Freisestraße (Reichsbahnsiedlung) built from 1922 to 1924, named after Oberbaurat Freise from Halle (Saale), offset building lines, planted with linden trees formerly Laufbrunnen by Paul Horn (boy with goose)	Wikidata
Freisestrasse ( Location )	runs from Großenhainer Straße in the south as a western parallel street to Lindenstraße in a north-north-west direction to Freiseplatz; slight S-curve halfway up the Freisestraße as the part of the Freise settlement with Freiseplatz (Reichsbahnsiedlung) built from 1922 to 1924, named after Oberbaurat Freise from Halle (Saale), offset building lines	more pictures | Wikidata
Friedenstrasse ( Location )	runs as the northern parallel street of Ernst-Thälmann-Straße (north of the Old Cemetery) from August-Bebel-Straße to the west laid out as a contiguous residential area with August-Bebel-Straße, Reyersbachstraße, Robert-Harnau-Straße and Radojewskistraße in the early to mid-1980s, while the old structure of Jüttendorf and Thamm was built over after demolition of a block of flats, development with own homes 2012–2014	more pictures | Wikidata
Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse ( Location )	runs east of the Neuer Friedhof from Briesker Strasse in a north-west direction to Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse as a contiguous residential area with Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse, Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse, Paul-Rilla-Strasse, Erich-Weinert-Strasse, Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse, F.-C.-Weiskopf-Strasse and Adam-Scharrer-Strasse to the northeast the Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway between 1958 and 1961 northeast of the New Cemetery former Ruhlander Strasse named after the writer Friedrich Wolf	more pictures | Wikidata
Garden path ( Location )	The cul-de-sac from Steindamm in a south-westerly direction with a turn to the south; further course from Steindamm in a northeasterly direction as Am Salzgraben	more pictures | Wikidata
Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse ( Location )	runs in a south-easterly direction from Laugkstraße to Joachim-Gottschalk-Straße, western parallel street to Rathenaustraße Development as a residential area with Rathenaustraße and Laugkstraße around 1970 named after the writer Gerhart Hauptmann	more pictures | Wikidata
Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse ( Location )	runs south of Adolf-Hennecke-Strasse in a westerly direction from Steigerstrasse to Kormoranstrasse with an S-curve in the first third; further course from Steigerstraße in an easterly direction as Glück-Auf-Straße; also from Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse to the north as a western parallel street of Steigerstrasse to Adolf-Hennecke-Strasse, also to the west of this as a spur road to the north with a turn to the west at the northern end, also an extension as a spur road in the northern area of ​​the S curve to the west , also as a circular road clockwise to the south shortly after the S-curve to the west in the area of ​​Kleingartenverein Waldeck eV; also a spur road from Kormoranstraße in a north-easterly direction as a southern parallel street to Hanseatenstraße former name Schlesische Straße (at that time it ran to Schulstraße) named after the resistance fighters Sophie and Hans Scholl Residential area developed in the 1990s; Formerly of the bridge lübbenau-kamenz railway transferred	more pictures | Wikidata
Luck-On-Road ( Location )	runs as a southern parallel street to Häuserstraße from Bergbaustraße in a westerly direction to Steigerstraße; further west as Geschwister-Scholl-Straße Row of English oaks protected as a natural monument Sculpture "The Bathers" by Ernst Sauer	more pictures | Wikidata
Goethestrasse ( Location )	runs between Lessingstraße and Freiseplatz from Eisenbahnstraße in a south-southeast direction to Damaschkestraße / Hermannsplatz; western parallel street of the Freisestraße named after the poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe	more pictures | Wikidata
Greifswalder Strasse ( Location )	runs from the southwest end of Hanseatenstrasse in a north-westerly direction, at the north-westerly end there is a turn to the north-east, in order to then flow again in a curve into Greifswalder Strasse, which leads to the north-west; further course from the southeastern end towards the northeast as Hanseatenstrasse as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Straße, Ahlbecker Straße, Stralsunder Straße, Ückeritzer Straße and Usedomer Straße between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Straße, the Black Elster and the city limits to Brieske as well as Hanseatenstraße, Fischreiherstraße, Kranichstraße, Kormoranstraße, Möwenstraße and Seeadlerstraße between Vogelsiedlung , Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line from 1971 to 1976 named after the Hanseatic city of Greifswald Fountain on the corner of Hanseatenstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Border road ( Location )	The spur road south of Ackerstraße from Calauer Straße to the west; parallel to Ackerstrasse	Wikidata
Grossenhainer Strasse ( Location )	runs from Lindenstrasse in a south-westerly direction to Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse; from Lindenstrasse to the northeast as Krankenhausstrasse; the university square is crossed at the level of the university named after the place Großenhain (direction of the street) the houses in Großenhainer Straße 41–51 (odd) are listed as part of the housing estate with Damaschkestraße 9–16, 18, 20, Herderstraße 1–4, 6, Lessingstraße 2–12 (even) (laid out 1952–1956) Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus-Senftenberg with dormitories, teaching buildings and library; Predecessor Hochschule Lausitz / Fachhochschule Lausitz, engineering school for mining and energetics, founded in 1954 Dismantling of the underground block of flats at No. 30-48 in 2009	more pictures | Wikidata
Grünstrasse ( Location )	runs in an easterly direction from Steindamm to Knappenstraße / B 96, then continues from the B 96 as the B 96 in an easterly direction; Also complete industrial area from B 96 / Knappenstraße in a northerly direction with western boundary B 96 listed houses in No. 2 and 4 as well as No. 3 as well as Senftenberg District Court ; Senftenberg forest cemetery on the former course of the Storchelster	more pictures | Wikidata
Güterbahnhofstrasse ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse south of the railway embankment in a north-easterly direction; from the underpass of the B 169 as a spur road; parallel to the embankment; also as Güterbahnhofstrasse in a south-westerly direction between Güterbahnhofstrasse and the B 96 / Roßkaupe intersection Development: Senftenberg train station and bus station	more pictures | Wikidata
Hanseatenstrasse ( Location )	runs from Niemtscher Weg in a south-westerly direction to Greifswalder Strasse; continue from Niemtscher Weg towards the east as Adolf-Hennecke-Straße; further course at the southwest end towards northwest as Greifswalder Straße as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Stralsunder Strasse, Ückeritzer Strasse and Usedomer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits of Brieske and Fischreiherstrasse, Kranichstrasse, Kormoranstrasse, Möwenstrasse and Seeadlerstrasse between Vogelsiedlung, Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway were laid out from 1971 to 1976 Dismantling of residential blocks No. 14–22 together with Kranichstrasse 1–13 in 2004 Red oak protected as a natural monument at the confluence with Niemtscher Weg Fountain on the corner of Greifswalder Strasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Hauensteinstrasse ( Location )	runs as an eastern parallel street to Rostocker Straße from Hanseatenstraße in a north-northwest direction to Briesker Straße; further course from Hanseatenstraße in a southeast direction as Seeadlerstraße	more pictures | Wikidata
Häuerstrasse ( Location )	runs as a southern parallel street to Adolf-Hennecke-Straße from Bergbaustraße in a westerly direction to Bergwerkstraße and the connecting road to Glück-Auf-Straße	more pictures | Wikidata
Heinrichstrasse ( Location )	runs west of Kerneckestrasse from Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse in a north-west direction; further course at the north-western end towards the south-west as Karl-Ziehm-Straße	more pictures | Wikidata
Herderstrasse ( Location )	runs from Großenhainer Straße in a north-northwest direction as a western parallel street to Fichtestraße to Damaschkestraße named after the philosopher Johann Gottfried Herder The houses Herderstrasse 1–4, 6 are listed as part of the housing estate with Damaschkestrasse 9–16, 18, 20, Großenhainer Strasse 41–51 (odd), Lessingstrasse 2–12 (even) (laid out 1952–1956)	more pictures | Wikidata
Hermannsplatz ( Location )	Extension of Damaschkestrasse towards east-northeast, at the northwest corner junction of Goethestrasse, at the southeast corner junction of Fichtestrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Hörlitzer Strasse ( Location )	runs from Ernst-Thälmann-Straße / Großenhainer Straße in a westerly direction; ends after Schwarzer Weg as a dead end turning north at Snowtropolis ski hall; also as a southern parallel street to Hörlitzer Straße from Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße in a westerly direction, at the western end a turn to the north, there again leads to the actual Hörlitzer Straße Laid out as a contiguous residential area with Albert-Schweitzer-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus railway line, Klettwitzer Straße and Straße des Bergmanns from 1964 to 1966 after demolition of the apartment blocks, development with homes in 2012/2013 named after the town of Hörlitz listed stone cross stele engraved with the year 1766 at the confluence with Großenhainer Straße; Adventure pool, Snow-Tropolis indoor ski area	more pictures | Wikidata
Hoynstrasse ( Location )	runs from Briesker Straße as a western parallel street to Rostocker Straße in a south-southeastern direction, then turns to the northeast to end as a northern parallel street of Hanseatenstraße just before Rostocker Straße as a spur road Field name of Slavic origin, Hoygk for a sheltered place between hills where warm winds blow	more pictures | Wikidata
Huettenstrasse ( Location )	Eastern parallel street of Sternstraße, leads from Spremberger Straße in the south to Tennigstraße	Wikidata
Jahnstrasse ( Location )	western parallel street of Kochstraße, leads from Eisenbahnstraße in the south to Mittelstraße; Also a short spur road from Jahnstraße heading west south of Mittelstraße (parallel street to Mittelstraße) named after the pedagogue Friedrich Ludwig Jahn	more pictures | Wikidata
Joachim-Gottschalk-Strasse ( Location )	runs in a south-west direction until shortly before the Bahnhofstrasse / Steindamm intersection, the southern parallel street of Laugkstrasse former name Wiesenstrasse named after the actor Joachim Gottschalk Former employment office listed as a historical monument in No. 22 and protected residential building in No. 12a; Special school Marianne Seidel-Schule (No. 17) ends in the New Earth garden section	more pictures | Wikidata
Johannes-R.-Becher-Strasse ( Location )	runs as the northern parallel street of Briesker Strasse from Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse in a south-westerly direction, then turns at the end in a north-westerly direction and thus runs parallel to Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse until shortly before the embankment, then turns to the northeast (runs with it parallel to the railway embankment), and then shortly before Wilhelm-Pieck Straße in a south curve north parallel to Otto-Nuschke-Straße into Johannes-R.-Becher-Straße leading to the northwest as a contiguous residential area with Otto-Nuschke-Straße and Wilhelm-Külz-Straße southwest of Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus and Briesker Straße railway from 1961 to 1963 Rainbow Primary School (former POS VI Fritz Weineck) named after the writer Johannes R. Becher	more pictures | Wikidata
Jüttendorfer Anger ( Location )	Runs from Westpromende / Kreuzstrasse to Briesker Strasse Development: Jüttendorfer Anger with the listed town houses No. 45, 47 and 49 and the drugstore "Glück Auf" as well as the Hotel Kronprinz on December 1, 2019 No. 38-66 on Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse renamed Jüttendorfer Anger named after the incorporated village of Jüttendorf	more pictures | Wikidata
Jüttendorfer Strasse ( Location )	Stichstrasse, which leads north of Briesker Strasse from Charlottenstrasse to the southwest; southern parallel street of the dead-end street Charlottenstraße named after the incorporated town of Jüttendorf ; former name Schützenstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Karlstrasse ( Location )	runs south of the Kurzen Weg from Calauer Strasse to the east to Sternstrasse; parallel to the short way formerly Carlstrasse	Wikidata
Karl-Ziehm-Strasse ( Location )	runs west of Heinrichstrasse from Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse (formerly Augustastrasse) in a northeastern direction to the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line ; further course at the northeast end in the southeast as Heinrichstrasse 1927 named after the mayor Karl Ziehm (term of office: 1896–1913)	more pictures | Wikidata
Kerneckestrasse ( Location )	The spur road that runs west of August-Bebel-Strasse (west of the Old Cemetery) from Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse towards the north	more pictures | Wikidata
Kirchgasse ( Location )	runs east of Bahnhofstrasse (Enge Bahnhofstrasse) from Baderstrasse in a south-easterly direction to Kirchplatz; continue from Kirchplatz as Baderstraße	more pictures | Wikidata
church Square ( Location )	borders the market to the north-east, further to the east as Burglehnstrasse Listed German or Protestant Peter-Paul-Church as well as listed buildings (including former girls' school No. 18 or subdiaconate)	more pictures
Kleinkoshener Strasse ( Location )	runs from Buchwalder Straße in a northeastern direction to B 96 (Knappenstraße) named after the town of Kleinkoschen (leads in this direction)
Klettwitzer Strasse ( Location )	runs from Rudolf-Harbig-Strasse / Strasse des Bergmanns in a north-westerly direction to Eisenbahnstrasse; continue in a north-westerly direction from the junction of Eisenbahnstraße as L60, further route from Rudolf-Harbig-Straße / Straße des Bergmanns in a southeast direction as Ernst-Thälmann-Straße named for the place Klettwitz (leads in this direction) former glassworks of the Seidensticker brothers Lore and boulder with Senftenberg coat of arms placed on the street	more pictures
Knappenstrasse ( Location )	B 96 between Grünstraße and Buchwalder Straße; runs from Grünstraße in an easterly direction, turning to the south, from Kleinkoschener Straße again eastwards to Buchwalder Straße	more pictures
Kochstrasse ( Location )	western parallel street of Professor-Billroth-Straße, leads from Eisenbahnstraße in the south to Mittelstraße (small S-curve halfway) named after the physician Robert Koch	more pictures
Cormorant Street ( Location )	runs from Hanseatenstrasse in a south-easterly direction, at the southern end a turn to the northeast, continues as Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse; further course from Hanseatenstraße in a north-west direction as Lerchenweg as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Stralsunder Strasse, Ückeritzer Strasse and Usedomer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits to Brieske and Hanseatenstrasse, Fischreiherstrasse, Kranichstrasse, Möwenstrasse and Seeadlerstrasse between Vogelsiedlung, Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway were laid out from 1971 to 1976 Pedunculate oak, protected as a natural monument, in front of No. 14	more pictures
Kranichstrasse ( Location )	runs as a western parallel street of the Seeadlerstrasse (eastern part) and as an eastern parallel street of the Seeadlerstrasse (western part) from the Hanseatenstrasse to the Seeadlerstrasse (southern part) in a south-east direction; further course from Hanseatenstraße in a north-west direction as Wolschinkastraße as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Stralsunder Strasse, Ückeritzer Strasse and Usedomer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits of Brieske as well as Hanseatenstrasse, Fischreiherstrasse, Kormoranstrasse, Möwenstrasse and Seeadlerstrasse between Vogelsiedlung, Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway were laid out from 1971 to 1976 Dismantling of residential blocks No. 1–13 to Hanseatenstrasse No. 14–22 in 2004	more pictures
Hospital Street ( Location )	from Calauer Strasse in a south-westerly direction to Lindenstrasse; continue from Lindenstraße as Großenhainer Straße named after the hospital (listed) (today part of the Lausitz Clinic), city library (No. 4); was transferred from the Schipkau – Senftenberg railway at the junction with Eisenbahnstrasse	more pictures
Kreuzstrasse ( Location )	runs from Markt in a north-west direction to the west promenade / Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse; continue from Markt towards southeast as Schloßstraße The name is derived from the former chapel Zum Heiligen Kreuz in Jüttendorf, which also gave its name to the Kreuztor, which stood in Kreuzstrasse until 1848 listed former inn "Goldenes Roß"	more pictures | Wikidata
Short way ( Location )	runs south of Parzellenstrasse from Calauer Strasse to the east to Sternstrasse; parallel to parcel road Renamed on December 1, 2019 from Kurz Strasse (note: the former name of Bärengasse is also short street)	Wikidata
Laugkfeld ( Location )	Industrial park southwest of the confluence of the B 169 into the B 96; consists of three parallel roads from the south-facing B 96 in a north-easterly direction and two south-east bordering roads from the south-west B 96 directly after the confluence of the B 169	Wikidata
Laugkstrasse ( Location )	north-easterly course from Bahnhofstrasse to the south-east running Roßkaupe; southern parallel street of Pushkin Street; From Roßkaupe further course as an unnamed cul-de-sac named after the Laugkfeld wetland, this field name is possibly of Slavic origin and stands for the croaking of the frogs Development as a residential area with Rathenaustraße and Gerhart-Hauptmann-Straße around 1970 two sculptures "crouching" and "standing" by Jürgen von Woyski in front of the Senftenberg public utility building	more pictures | Wikidata
Lerchenweg ( Location )	The spur road, which runs as an eastern parallel road to Meisenweg from Hanseatenstraße in a north-northwest direction; further course from Hanseatenstraße in a south-west direction as Kormoranstraße laid out in the 1930s under Mayor James Legau as part of what is now known as the bird settlement former name Lettow-Vorbeck-Straße after the Africa general Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck	more pictures | Wikidata
Lessingstrasse ( Location )	runs between Windmühlenweg and Goethestraße from Eisenbahnstraße in a south-southeast direction to Damaschkestraße; western parallel street of Goethestrasse named after the poet Gotthold Ephraim Lessing the houses Lessingstraße 2–12 (even) are listed as part of the housing estate with Damaschkestraße 9–16, 18, 20, Großenhainer Straße 41–51 (odd), Herderstraße 1–4, 6 (laid out 1952–1956)	more pictures | Wikidata
Lily path ( Location )	Renamed on December 1, 2019 from Eigenheimweg two spur streets, which run as eastern parallel streets to Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse from Hörlitzer Strasse to the south No. 1–18 of Eigenheimweg renamed Lilienweg (No. 19–34 renamed Maiglöckchenweg)	Wikidata
Lindenstrasse ( Location )	runs north-north-west from the junction of August-Bebel-Straße / Moritzstraße to Mittelstraße; also the street south of the junction road Jahnstraße in east direction to Jahnstraße (parallel street of the junction street Jahnstraße); Also a short spur road from the confluence with Mittelstraße heading northwest northern course devastated by the opencast mine, relocated in front of it; old name Sauoer Straße (named after the place Sauo )	more pictures | Wikidata
Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse ( Location )	runs as the northern road to Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse from Adam-Scharrer-Strasse in a south-westerly direction, at the south-western end a turn to the south-east to Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse; further course from Adam-Scharrer-Strasse towards the northeast as Erich-Weinert-Strasse; also as a northern parallel street of Louis-Fürnberg-Straße / Erich-Weinert-Straße over the entire length starting at the southwest end of Louis Fürnberg-Straße via a north-west bend to the north-east, and then back to the north-east via a south-east bend To flow into Erich-Weinert-Strasse; also from the southwest end of Louis-Fürnberg-Straße as a district road in the direction of the southwest / southeast / northeast again onto Louis-Fürnberg-Straße leading to the southeast and onto Bernhard-Kellermann-Straße as a contiguous residential area with Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse, Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse, Paul-Rilla-Strasse, Erich-Weinert-Strasse, F.-C.-Weiskopf-Strasse, Adam-Scharrer-Strasse and Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse to the northeast the Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway between 1958 and 1961 after the writer Louis Fürnberg named	more pictures | Wikidata
Lily of the valley path ( Location )	Renamed on December 1, 2019 from Eigenheimweg two spur streets, which run as eastern parallel streets to Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse from Hörlitzer Strasse to the south No. 19–34 of Eigenheimweg renamed to Maiglöckchenweg (No. 1–18 renamed to Lilienweg)	Wikidata
market ( Location )	Place in the center of Senftenberg; Executing streets: to the north Bahnhofstraße (Enge Bahnhofstraße), to the west Kreuzstraße, to the south (western side) Schmiedestraße, to the south (east side) Rathausstraße, to the east Schloßstraße, to the northeast Kirchplatz Copy of the Saxon postal mileage column ; Town hall (built in 1998), Adler pharmacy and the oldest house in Senftenberg (No. 15) from 1675 former development: reinforced concrete mast in the middle of the market; South side of the Hotel Zur Sonne four stumbling blocks	more pictures | Wikidata
Marthastrasse ( Location )	A spur road in a westerly direction from the northern end of Elsestrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Miles way ( Location )	Eastern dead-end street from the Straße des Sports between An der Turnstraße and An der Sporthalle	Wikidata
Titmouse ( Location )	runs as an eastern parallel street to Nachtigallenweg from Polenzweg in a north-northwest direction to Briesker Straße laid out in the 1930s under Mayor James Legau as part of what is now known as the bird settlement former name Wissmannweg after the Africa explorer Hermann von Wissmann	more pictures | Wikidata
Mittelstrasse ( Location )	runs south of the Grenzstraße from Calauer Straße to the west to Lindenstraße; parallel to the border road	more pictures | Wikidata
Moritzstrasse ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse in a south-westerly direction to August-Bebel-Strasse, where it crosses into Lindenstrasse; From the confluence with Felix-Spiro-Straße, turn west former name Straße der Jugend from GDR times until December 1, 2019; in front of it Moritzstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Möwenstrasse ( Location )	The road that runs parallel to the south of Hanseatenstrasse from Seeadlerstrasse (eastern part) towards the northeast as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Straße, Ahlbecker Straße, Greifswalder Straße, Stralsunder Straße, Ückeritzer Straße and Usedomer Straße between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Straße, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits of Brieske as well as Hanseatenstraße, Fischreiherstraße, Kranichstraße, Kormoranstraße and Seeadlerstraße between Vogelsiedlung, Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway were laid out from 1971 to 1976	more pictures | Wikidata
Mutzkstrasse ( Location )	The cul-de-sac, which runs as a northern parallel street to Friedenstrasse from August-Bebel-Strasse in a westerly direction derived from the Slavic field name for morass	more pictures | Wikidata
Nightingale Path ( Location )	runs as an eastern parallel street to Blankenbergstraße from Hanseatenstraße in a north-north-west direction until just before Briesker Straße, at the northern end turn to the east until it joins Meisenweg; further course from Hanseatenstraße in a south-easterly direction as Seeadlerstraße (eastern part) laid out in the 1930s under Mayor James Legau as part of what is now known as the bird settlement former name Nachtigalweg after Gustav Nachtigal	more pictures | Wikidata
Carnation Path ( Location )	south-south-west from the western end of An der Ingenieurschule to Hörlitzer Strasse; eastern parallel street of Miner's Street original name Reichenberger Straße; laid out as part of the Am Kreuzchen settlement 1937–1939	Wikidata
Niemtscher way ( Location )	runs as an eastern parallel street to Briesker Straße in a southerly direction to Adolf-Hennecke-Straße / Hanseatenstraße; continue northwards from the turn to the west as a weir road named after the place Niemtsch (direction of the street); former route to Feldmark Niemtsch former overpass of the Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line at the current confluence with Hanseatenstraße Demolition of the old town development and construction of coal substitute apartments together with Am Hotel, Am Neumarkt, Wehrstraße, Rosenstraße and Schulstraße in the early to mid-1980s Red oak protected as a natural monument at the confluence with Hanseatenstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
East promenade ( Location )	runs from Grünstraße in a north-easterly direction as a spur road to just before the B 96, southern parallel street to Joachim-Gottschalk-Straße Originally, the part of today's Steindamm from Bahnhofstrasse to the district court as Promenade Ost or Ostpromenade was part of the Ostpromenade; meanwhile renamed Adolf-Hitler-Promenade and Stalinstrasse ends in the New Earth garden section	more pictures | Wikidata
Otto-Nuschke-Strasse ( Location )	runs as the northern parallel street of Wilhelm-Külz-Straße from Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße to Johannes-R.-Becher-Straße, which runs to the northwest laid out as a contiguous residential area with Johannes-R.-Becher-Strasse and Wilhelm-Külz-Strasse southwest of Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse between the Grossenhain – Cottbus and Briesker Strasse railway from 1961 to 1963 named after the politician Otto Nuschke	more pictures | Wikidata
Parallel path ( Location )	Connection path from Ernst-Thälmann-Straße to Windmühlenweg, south of the dormitories of the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, along the railway line	Wikidata
Parcel road ( Location )	runs south of Ziegeleistraße from Calauer Straße to the east to Sternstraße	Wikidata
Paulinenstrasse ( Location )	Stichstrasse, which runs from Reyersbachstrasse in a southerly direction to just before the west promenade, western parallel street of Bahnhofstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Paul-Rilla-Strasse ( Location )	runs as the eastern parallel street of Adam-Scharrer-Straße from Bernhard-Kellermann-Straße in a north-westerly direction to Erich-Weinert-Straße as a contiguous residential area with Bertolt-Brecht-Strasse, Bernhard-Kellermann-Strasse, Erich-Weinert-Strasse, Louis-Fürnberg-Strasse, F.-C.-Weiskopf-Strasse, Adam-Scharrer-Strasse and Friedrich-Wolf-Strasse to the northeast the Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße between the Grossenhain – Cottbus, Briesker Straße, Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway between 1958 and 1961 named after the literary scholar Paul Rilla	more pictures | Wikidata
Polenzweg ( Location )	runs as the northern parallel street of Hanseatenstrasse from the unknown western parallel street to Niemtscher Weg in a south-westerly direction to Rostocker Strasse (only cycle path between Blankenbergstrasse and Wolschinkastrasse); continue from Rostocker Straße in a south-westerly direction as Hoynstraße named after the governor of Lower Lusatia, Hans von Polenz	more pictures | Wikidata
Professor-Billroth-Strasse ( Location )	western parallel street of Professor-Virchow-Straße, cul-de-sac from Eisenbahnstraße to the north former name Wilhelmstrasse named after the physician Theodor Billroth	more pictures | Wikidata
Professor-Virchow-Strasse ( Location )	western parallel street of Dr.-Dorothea-Erxleben-Straße, leads from Eisenbahnstraße in a north direction to Mittelstraße former name Friedrichstrasse named after the physician Rudolf Virchow	more pictures | Wikidata
Pushkin Street ( Location )	north-easterly course from Bahnhofstraße to Roßkaupe, which runs south-south-east former name Albertstraße named after writer Alexander Pushkin	more pictures | Wikidata
Radojewskistrasse ( Location )	runs from August-Bebel-Straße in an easterly direction in a curve to the south to Friedenstraße; northern parallel street of Mutzkstraße; further course from August-Bebel-Straße in an easterly direction as Robert-Harnau-Straße laid out as a contiguous residential area with August-Bebel-Straße, Friedenstraße, Reyersbachstraße and Robert-Harnau-Straße in the early to mid-1980s, while the old structure of Jüttendorf and Thamm was built over Dismantling of the prefabricated buildings in 2007; after demolition of the apartment blocks, development with homes in 2012/2013	more pictures | Wikidata
Rathausstrasse ( Location )	eastern parallel street of Schmiedestrasse, runs from the market in a south-southwest direction to Ritterstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Rathenaustraße ( Location )	runs in a south-easterly direction from Puschkinstraße to Joachim-Gottschalk-Straße, western parallel street of the Roßkaupe; continue as an unnamed street to the east promenade named after the politician Walther Rathenau Theater Neue Bühne Senftenberg listed Walther Rathenau primary school, built by Bruno and Max Taut (formerly grammar school, later POS II) Development as a residential area with Laugkstrasse and Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse around 1970 The plane tree is a protected natural monument on the grounds of the Neue Bühne	more pictures | Wikidata
Reyersbachstrasse ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse in a south-westerly direction to Paulinenstrasse, from there further westwards to August-Bebel-Strasse; further course from Bahnhofstraße in a north-easterly direction as Laugkstraße; also as an eastern parallel street to August-Bebel-Straße from Jüttendorfer Anger in a northerly direction to Reyersbachstraße; further course in a northerly direction as Robert-Harnau-Straße; also as a spur road leading in an easterly direction from Reyersbachstraße leading to the north between Ernst-Thälmann-Straße and Reyersbachstraße former name Annastraße named after the Jewish Nazi victim Rudolf Reyersbach Designed as a contiguous residential area with August-Bebel-Straße, Friedenstraße, Robert-Harnau-Straße and Radojewskistraße in the early to mid-1980s, while the old structure of Jüttendorf and Thamm was built over Demolition of a block of flats in 2011 listed houses No. 7 and 9; formerly built on with POS IX Ho Chi Minh (1984)	more pictures | Wikidata
Ritterstrasse ( Location )	runs west of Steindamm from Schloßstraße as an arch in a clockwise direction to the southwest / west / northwest to Schmiedestraße; further course in north-west direction from Schmiedestraße as Salzmarktstraße, further course from Schloßstraße in direction east / north-east as Burglehnstraße; also as a western parallel street to Schloßstraße between Steindamm and Ritterstraße Listed house No. 7 Castle Park Center	more pictures | Wikidata
Robert-Harnau-Strasse ( Location )	eastern parallel street of August-Bebel-Straße; leads from Reyersbachstraße in a northerly direction, at the end of the street a turn to the west and junction with August-Bebel-Straße; further course in western direction as Radojewskistraße, further course in southern direction as Reyersbachstraße (up to Ernst-Thälmann-Straße) laid out as a contiguous residential area with August-Bebel-Strasse, Friedenstrasse, Reyersbachstrasse and Radojewskistrasse in the early to mid-1980s, with the old structure of Jüttendorf and Thamm being built over after demolition of the apartment blocks, development with homes in 2012/2013 named after the politician Robert Harnau	more pictures | Wikidata
Rosenstrasse ( Location )	runs from Jüttendorfer Anger in a southerly direction to Schulstrasse; western parallel street to Schmiedegasse; continue south from Schulstrasse as Bergwerkstrasse Dismantling of the old town development and construction of coal replacement apartments together with Am Hotel, Am Neumarkt, Wehrstraße, Niemtscher Weg and Schulstraße in the early to mid-1980s Dismantling of the apartment block No. 18–22 in the years 2008/2009	more pictures | Wikidata
Horseshoe ( Location )	runs in an east-north-east direction between Bahnhofstrasse and the turning B 96, further towards east-north-east as the B 96; also in a south-easterly direction from Roßkaupe to Laugkstraße, then continue as an unnamed street to the east promenade named after an elevated spot in the Laugk (swamp area) where horses could be grazed	more pictures | Wikidata
Rostocker Strasse ( Location )	runs from Hanseatenstraße in a north-northwest direction to Briesker Straße; Further course from Briesker Strasse in a north-west direction as Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse, further course from Hanseatenstrasse in a south-east direction as Fischreiherstrasse as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Ahlbecker Straße, Greifswalder Straße, Stralsunder Straße, Ückeritzer Straße and Usedomer Straße between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Straße, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits of Brieske as well as Hanseatenstraße, Fischreiherstraße, Kranichstraße, Kormoranstraße, Möwenstraße and Seeadlerstraße between Vogelsiedlung , Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line from 1971 to 1976 named after the Hanseatic city of Rostock	more pictures | Wikidata
Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse ( Location )	western parallel street of Bahnhofstrasse; runs from the west promenade in a northerly direction to Moritzstrasse former name Gartenstrasse named after Rudolf Breitscheid Development: old fire station, police station and youth center Pegasus; Former development: Gesellschaftshaus (later the working people's house)	more pictures | Wikidata
Rudolf-Harbig-Strasse ( Location )	runs in a south-south-west direction from Eisenbahnstrasse to Klettwitzer Strasse / Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse; further course as Bergmanns Straße named after the athlete Rudolf Harbig formerly the location of the extended secondary school, later part of the grammar school; Michael Bautz Sports Park; Senftenberg innovation center	more pictures | Wikidata
Salzmarktstrasse ( Location )	runs counterclockwise in south / south-east direction from Kreuzstrasse to Schmiedestrasse; Further course from Schmiedestraße towards the east as Ritterstraße, further course from Kreuzstraße towards north / northeast as Töpferstraße Salt was being sold in the small open space on Bärengasse.	more pictures | Wikidata
Schiller Street ( Location )	runs as a northern parallel street to Damaschkestrasse in a south-westerly direction from Goethestrasse; after the Windmühlenweg turn to the northwest, then continue to Rudolf-Harbig-Straße named after the poet Friedrich Schiller	more pictures | Wikidata
Schlossstrasse ( Location )	runs from Markt to Senftenberg Castle, from Markt in an easterly direction to Steindamm, from there in a southerly direction to the castle; further course from Markt towards northwest as Kreuzstrasse leads to the fortress Senftenberg Listed houses No. 6 and 16	more pictures | Wikidata
Schmiedegasse ( Location )	runs between Jüttendorfer Anger and Wehrstraße as a western parallel street to Am Hotel towards the south formerly the village of Jüttendorf; the forge was on the corner of Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Schmiedestrasse ( Location )	runs from Markt in a south-south-west direction to Schulstrasse; further course from Markt in a north-northeast direction as Bahnhofstrasse (Enge Bahnhofstrasse), further course from Schulstrasse towards south as a mining road; Together with Enger Bahnhofstrasse, central course in the direction of NS through the old town of Senftenberg Development with a savings bank complex (built in 1999) The forge was on the corner of Ritterstrasse	more pictures | Wikidata
Schulstrasse ( Location )	runs in a westerly direction from Steindamm to Briesker Straße; from Steindamm north of Adolf-Hennecke-Straße in a north-westerly direction to Bergbaustraße, then west to Niemtscher Weg; at Rosenstraße / Bergbaustraße in a westerly direction, a short offset to the north, from Niemtscher Weg turn off to the northwest to Briesker Straße; from Bergbaustraße north parallel street to Adolf-Hennecke-Straße Dismantling of the old town development and construction of coal replacement apartments together with Am Hotel, Am Neumarkt, Wehrstraße, Niemtscher Weg and Rosenstraße in the early to mid-1980s Listed school with gymnasium (No. 10) (formerly POS I "Arthur Wölk", secondary school)	more pictures | Wikidata
Black way ( Location )	runs west of Bergmann's road in a north-northwest direction from Hörlitzer Strasse to Klettwitzer Strasse northeast of the city forest Dismantling of the prefabricated buildings in September 2016	Wikidata
Sedlitzer Strasse ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse to the north named after the place Sedlitz Renamed on December 1, 2019 from Cottbuser Straße
Seeadlerstrasse ( Location )	runs from Hanseatenstrasse in a south-easterly direction as a western parallel street to Kormoranstrasse, then turns to the southwest, thus runs parallel to Hanseatenstrasse, then turns back to the northwest after Kranichstrasse, then joins Hanseatenstrasse as a western parallel street of Kranichstrasse; Further course of the eastern Seeadlerstrasse from Hanseatenstrasse in a north-west direction as Nachtigallenweg, further course of the western Seeadlerstrasse from Hanseatenstrasse in a north-west direction as Hauensteinstrasse as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Stralsunder Strasse, Ückeritzer Strasse and Usedomer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits of Brieske and Hanseatenstrasse, Fischreiherstrasse, Kranichstrasse, Kormoranstrasse and Möwenstrasse between Vogelsiedlung, Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway were laid out from 1971 to 1976 Dismantling of apartment blocks No. 43–53 in 2003 Former restaurant "Seeblick" with sculptures by Jürgen von Woyski	more pictures
Spremberger Strasse ( Location )	from Calauer Str. / Bahnhofstr. Head northeast to Ziegeleistraße, then turn east to the underpass of Bundesstrasse 169, continue as an unnamed road to the northeast to the Reppist cultural center Listed cultural center Reppist and administration building at No. 6; former steam mill and grain silo on the corner of Bahnhofstrasse	more pictures
Steigerstrasse ( Location )	runs south from Adolf-Hennecke-Straße to Straße der Energie; western parallel street of Bergwerkstrasse; further north from Adolf-Hennecke-Straße as Elsestraße Elementary school on the lake (former POS VIII Kurt Uhlich) and sculpture “Die Badende” by Ernst Sauer	more pictures
Stone dam ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse to Am Salzgraben in a south / south-east direction - runs from Bahnhofstrasse to Ritterstrasse clockwise around the city center of Senftenberg, from Ritterstrasse turn off in a south-westerly direction to Adolf-Hennecke-Strasse, from there in a south direction to the Dubinaweg junction in a north-easterly direction to Am Elsterdeich, then again south-east to Am Salzgraben; further course to Am Salzgraben as Buchwalder Strasse, further course to Bahnhofstrasse as west promenade; Limitation of the castle park former name Dresdener Straße for the route from Schloßstraße to Buchwalde ; Gerichtstrasse for the area from Grünstrasse to Schloßstrasse; Promenade Ost or Ostpromenade for the section from Bahnhofstraße to Grünstraße; former name Stalinstrasse Listed Wendish Church , villa complex (No. 4), Senftenberg District Court and Senftenberg Fortress ; former teaching mill at the location of the former official mill; Transfer of the Black Magpie Stumbling stone in front of No. 17	more pictures
Sternstrasse ( Location )	Eastern parallel street of Calauer Straße, leads from Spremberger Straße in the south to Parzellenstraße the northern part was devastated by the opencast mine	more pictures
Stralsunder Strasse ( Location )	runs from Fischreiherstraße as a southern parallel street to Hanseatenstraße in a south-west direction; from the end of Hanseatenstraße as the southern parallel street of Usedomer Straße with a slight S-curve; further course in the southwest as an unknown road to Niemtscher Straße (confluence north of the Totziggraben) as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Ückeritzer Strasse and Usedomer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits of Brieske as well as Hanseatenstrasse, Fischreiherstrasse, Kranichstrasse, Kormoranstrasse, Möwenstrasse and Seeadlerstrasse between Vogelsiedlung , Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line from 1971 to 1976 named after the Hanseatic city of Stralsund	more pictures
Road of Energy ( Location )	runs as a southern parallel street of Glück-Auf-Straße from Bergbaustraße in a westerly direction to Steigerstraße; also from Straße der Energie as an eastern parallel street to Steigerstraße in north direction to Glück-Auf-Straße, further from Glück-Auf-Straße to the north as Bergwerkstraße Dismantling of apartment blocks in 2005	more pictures
Miner's Road ( Location )	from Klettwitzer Strasse / Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse, continue in a southerly direction to Hörlitzer Strasse; continue south from Hörlitzer Strasse as Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse, continue north from Klettwitzer Strasse / Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse as Rudolf-Harbig-Strasse Former location of POS V Otto Grotewohl (built 1966) between the confluence of Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse and Hörlitzer Strasse	more pictures
Street of sport ( Location )	runs west of the Windmühlenweg from the Eisenbahnstraße to the south to Schillerstraße Development: Niederlausitzhalle	more pictures
Taubenstrasse ( Location )	runs south of Karlstrasse from Calauer Strasse to the east to Sternstrasse; parallel to Karlstrasse Stumbling block in front of No. 4	more pictures
Tennigstrasse ( Location )	runs from Sternstraße to the east to Hüttenstraße; between Taubenstrasse and Spremberger Strasse derived from the Slavic field name for forest area
Theater passage ( Location )	runs as a southern parallel street to Puschkinstraße from Bahnhofstraße in a north-easterly direction to Rathenaustraße; further course from Bahnhofstraße in a south-west direction as Am Pionierhaus	more pictures
Pottery Street ( Location )	runs parallel to the south of the west promenade from Bahnhofstrasse (Enge Bahnhofstrasse) in a curve in a south-westerly direction to Kreuzstrasse; Further course from Kreuzstraße to the south as Salzmarktstraße, further course from Bahnhofstraße (Enge Bahnhofstraße) to the east as Baderstraße The potters' houses were on this street, their kilns were outside the city in the Jüttendorf at the gates of the city because of the risk of fire	more pictures
Tulip path ( Location )	Stichstrasse, which runs as an eastern parallel street to Dahlienweg from Hörlitzer Strasse to the south original name Egerweg; laid out as part of the Am Kreuzchen settlement 1937–1939
Ückeritzer Strasse ( Location )	runs as a western parallel street of Greifswalder Straße from Usedomer Straße in a north-west direction to Ahlbecker Straße as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Stralsunder Strasse and Usedomer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Black Elster and the city limits of Brieske as well as Hanseatenstrasse, Fischreiherstrasse, Kranichstrasse, Kormoranstrasse, Möwenstrasse and Seeadlerstrasse between Vogelsiedlung , Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line from 1971 to 1976 2005 Demolition of apartment blocks No. 1–15	more pictures
University Square ( Location )	The junction from Großenhainer Straße into Straße An der Ingenieurschule (pedestrian zone in front of Building 2 of the Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus-Senftenberg) Named in 2016 Brandenburg Technical University Cottbus-Senftenberg with plastic Bergmann by Dorothea von Philipsborn	more pictures
Usedomer Strasse ( Location )	runs as a southern parallel street to Ahlbecker Strasse from Greifswalder Strasse in a south-westerly direction, turns at the south-western end to the north-east, and then flows into Briesker Strasse as a contiguous residential area Am Senftenberger See with Rostocker Strasse, Ahlbecker Strasse, Greifswalder Strasse, Stralsunder Strasse and Ückeritzer Strasse between the Vogelsiedlung, Briesker Strasse, the Schwarzen Elster and the city limits of Brieske as well as Hanseatenstrasse, Fischreiherstrasse, Kranichstrasse, Kormoranstrasse, Möwenstrasse and Seeadlerstrasse between Vogelsiedlung , Schwarzer Elster and the former Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line from 1971 to 1976 Development was colloquially known as the “city wall” because the apartment blocks formed the border around neighboring Brieske Dismantling of apartment blocks No. 10–16 and No. 18–24 in 2003	more pictures
Violet Trail ( Location )	Parallel spur road west of Fliederweg from Hörlitzer Straße in a northerly direction original name Ostrauweg; laid out as part of the Am Kreuzchen settlement 1937–1939	Wikidata
Weir road ( Location )	runs in a westerly direction from Am Hotel / Am Neumarkt as the southern parallel street of Jüttendorfer Angers; continue from the bend towards the southwest parallel to Briesker Straße as Niemtscher Weg; also a spur road in north direction from Wehrstraße / Niemtscher Weg Demolition of the old town and construction of coal substitute apartments together with Am Hotel, Am Neumarkt, Rosenstraße, Niemtscher Weg and Schulstraße in the early to mid-1980s Listed Luther Church	more pictures | Wikidata
West promenade ( Location )	runs from Bahnhofstrasse in a westerly direction to Jüttendorfer Anger. On December 1, 2019, the former Ringstrasse became part of the West Promenade	more pictures | Wikidata
Wilhelm-Külz-Strasse ( Location )	runs as a northern parallel street to Johannes-R.-Becher-Straße running to the southwest from Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße to Johannes-R.-Becher-Straße running to the northwest laid out as a contiguous residential area with Johannes-R.-Becher-Strasse and Otto-Nuschke-Strasse southwest of Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse between the Grossenhain – Cottbus and Briesker Strasse railway from 1961 to 1963 Dismantling of apartment blocks No. 1–5 in 2008/2009 named after the politician Wilhelm Külz	more pictures
Wilhelm-Pieck-Strasse ( Location )	from Hörlitzer Straße in a south-southeast direction to Briesker Straße; continue south from Briesker Straße as Rostocker Straße, continue north from Hörlitzer Straße as Straße des Bergmanns; transfers the Grossenhain – Cottbus railway line named after the politician Wilhelm Pieck Dismantling of apartment block no. 43–47 in 2009, partly due to damage caused by Hurricane Kyrill in 2007 Monument to the naming ceremony "Wilhelm-Pieck-Straße"	more pictures
Windmühlenweg ( Location )	western parallel street of Lessingstrasse; runs south-south-east from Eisenbahnstraße via Großenhainer Straße to the Großenhain – Cottbus railway line named after the windmill that stood on Eisenbahnstrasse (west of the junction with Eisenbahnstrasse) between Großenhainer Straße and the railway line, built with dormitories 2 and 3 of the university	more pictures
Wolschinkastrasse ( Location )	runs as the eastern parallel street of Hauensteinstraße from Hanseatenstraße in a north-northwest direction to Briesker Straße; continue from Hanseatenstraße in a south-east direction as Kranichstraße named after the Volschinka river	more pictures
Zeisigweg ( Location )	runs from Hoynstraße to the northeast as a western parallel street to Rostocker Straße as a spur road to the north	more pictures | Wikidata
Ziegeleistraße ( Location )	leads south of federal highway 169 from Calauer Straße to the east, opens into Spremberger Straße; parallel to the B 169; In addition, the spur road from Spremberger Straße towards north-northwest just before the junction with Ziegeleistraße and Spremberger Straße

Former streets or street names

Surname	Remarks
Adolf Hitler Promenade	renamed Ostpromenade named after Adolf Hitler
Albertstrasse	renamed to Pushkinstrasse
At the Sandberg	Built over with development of the residential area Niemtscher Weg / Rosenstrasse / Schulstrasse in the early to mid-1980s between Wehrstrasse and Schulstrasse parallel to the former Scheunenstrasse
At the shooting range	Cross street of Briesker Straße
On the black path	Course through the bird settlement, parallel to Polenzweg
At the syringe house	between Charlottenstrasse and Briesker Strasse
On the wall	overbuilt from Neumarkt to Ritterstrasse (south of Ritterstrasse); Location of today's Schloßparkcenter
Anhalter Strasse	devastated by the open pit on the Senftenberger corridor; from Calauer Straße to the also devastated Weinbergstraße, rectangular course Land belonged to the Anhaltinische coal works
Annastrasse	renamed Reyersbachstrasse
Augustastrasse	renamed; Part of Ernst-Thälmann-Straße (section from August-Bebel-Straße to Hörlitzer Weg) was transferred from a bridge on the Lübbenau – Kamenz railway west of the old cemetery named after Augusta von Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach (wife of Kaiser Wilhelm I.)
Outside	renamed in Fliederweg named after the Sudeten German city of Aussig
Mountain road	devastated by the open pit on the Senftenberger corridor; from the also devastated Viktoriastraße to Calauer Straße
Mining Road	devastated by the open pit on the Senftenberger corridor; from the also devastated Finsterwalder Straße to the municipality of Sauo
Bismarckstrasse	renamed August-Bebel-Straße
Brunnenstrasse	devastated by the open pit in Senftenberg II; from the Elisabethglück briquette factory to Lausitzer Straße
Bürgermeisterwiesenweg	renamed Elsterstrasse
Cäcilienstraße	devastated by the open pit renamed to Marianne-Seidel-Straße on the Senftenberger corridor; Parallel street between Calauer Straße and Weinbergstraße from Finsterwalder Straße in the southern course, also devastated Färbergasse
Carlstrasse	renamed to Karlstrasse
Clettwitzer Strasse	renamed Klettwitzer Straße
Cottbuser Strasse	renamed Sedlitzer Straße on December 1, 2019
Dorothea-Erxleben-Strasse	renamed to Dr.-Dorothea-Erxleben-Straße
Dresdener Strasse	renamed Steindamm; former area from Schloßstraße to Buchwalde
Egerweg	renamed to Tulpenweg named after the Sudeten German city of Eger
Eigenheimweg	No. 1-18 renamed Lilienweg No. 19–34 renamed to Maiglöckchenweg Renamed on December 1, 2019
Elsterstrasse	renamed to At the court formerly named after the Storchenelster (former tributary of the Black Elster )
Ernst-Thalmann-Strasse	Partial renaming, Kreuzstrasse section of the former ring road (west promenade) to market No. 38–66 renamed Jüttendorfer Anger
Factory street	devastated by the open pit in Senftenberg II, from Hörlitz to Klettwitzer Straße
Färbergasse	devastated by the open pit on the Senftenberger corridor; Parallel street between Calauer Straße and Weinbergstraße from Finsterwalder Straße to the north, likewise devastated Cäciliengasse
Feldstrasse	devastated by the open pit from Lindenstrasse to Langen Strasse (north of Eisenbahnstrasse)
Piglet market	today's area between Schloßstraße and Steindamm
Finsterwalder Strasse	devastated by the open pit on the Senftenberger corridor; ran an extension of Ziegeleistraße to the northwest of Calauer Straße named after the town of Finsterwalde (direction of the street)
Fischerweg	renamed Finkenweg probably named after Gustav Adolf Fischer
Forest road	devastated by the open pit on the Senftenberger corridor; north of Ziegeleistraße; Course east of the Calauer Straße confluence of Viktoriastraße and Talstraße to the devastated Reppist
Friedrichstrasse	renamed to Professor-Virchow-Straße
gardenstreet	renamed to Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße
Court Street	renamed Steindamm; Former area from Grünstraße to Schloßstraße named after the district court
Handtstrasse	renamed to Bergwerkstrasse named after the former mayor Ambrosius Handt Course from the former Turnstraße (today Adolf-Hennecke-Straße) to Schlesische Straße (today Glück-Auf-Straße, now Geschwister-Scholl-Straße)
Hanckstrasse	Former connecting road between Klettwitzer Strasse and Lange Strasse
Heimstättenstrasse	devastated by open pit mining Senftenberg II;
Hindenburgstrasse	renamed to Rathenaustraße named after the Reich President Paul von Hindenburg
Hospital place	on Gartenstraße (the confluence of today's Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße with the west promenade of the former Ringstraße) built on with welfare office and fire station
Jaegerstrasse	devastated by the open pit mine starting from Lindenstraße, from Mittelstraße to Ackerstraße
Kirchstrasse	Renamed Kirchgasse on December 1, 2019
Komotauweg	renamed to Dahlienweg named after the Sudeten German city of Komotau
Short street	there were two different short streets one was renamed Bärengasse one was renamed Kurzer Weg on December 1, 2019
Long street	devastated by opencast mining Senftenberg II; between Klettwitzer Strasse and Ackerstrasse
Lausitzer Strasse	devastated by opencast mining in Senftenberg II; between Langer Strasse and Lindenstrasse
Louisenstrasse	renamed to Dorothea-Erxleben-Straße (later Dr.-Dorothea-Erxleben-Straße)
Kaiser-Friedrich-Strasse	renamed to Ernst-Thälmann-Straße (section Kreuzstraße to August-Bebel-Straße)
Kriegerheimstrasse	built over (approximate course of Radojewskistraße) Connection between Mutzkstrasse and Friedenstrasse east of the former course of the Lübbenau – Kamenz railway line
Lettow-Vorbeck-Strasse	renamed to Lerchenstrasse named after Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
Leutweinweg	renamed to Drosselweg named after Theodor Leutwein
Lüderitzweg	renamed to Drosselweg named after Adolf Lüderitz
Ostrauweg	renamed to Veilchenweg named after the Sudeten German city of Ostrau
Marianne-Seidel-Strasse	devastated by the open pit original name Cäcilienstraße named after the SPD functionaries and Nazi victim Marianne Seidel
Marienstrasse	devastated by the open pit mine in the Senftenberger corridor; between Calauer Strasse and Sternstrasse, north of Ziegeleistrasse
Nachtigalweg	renamed to Nachtigallenweg named after Gustav Nachtigal
Petersweg	renamed Amselweg named after Carl Peters
Friendship Square	renamed to market
Reichenberger Strasse	renamed in Nelkenweg named after the Sudeten German city of Reichenberg
Ring road	renamed on December 1st, 2019 in Westpromenade between Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse / Kreuzstrasse and Westpromenade Demolition of the residential buildings and remodeling due to the traffic-related expansion in the 1970s together with Bahnhofstrasse
Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse	devastated by the open pit mine original name Viktoriastraße named after Rosa Luxemburg
Ruhlandstrasse	renamed and expanded as Friedrich-Wolf-Straße laid out as a strait from Briesker Strasse to the shooting range
dead end	overbuilt in Jüttendorf west of Rosenstrasse
Sand road	renamed to Rostocker Straße
Sauoer Strasse	renamed to Lindenstrasse named after the place Sauo
Scheunenstrasse	overbuilt ran from Briesker Strasse to Turnstrasse (today Adolf-Hennecke-Strasse); east of Niemtscher Weg
Schlesische Strasse	renamed as Geschwister-Scholl-Straße and partly Bergbaustraße (route between Schulstraße and today's Glück-Auf-Straße) and Glück-Auf-Straße (from today's Bergbaustraße to today's Geschwister-Scholl-Straße)
Schneider private road	between Eisenbahnstrasse and Feldstrasse
Schneider's private street	ran at the level of the ironworks north of Eisenbahnstrasse east of Lindenstrasse
Schreberstrasse	went from Augustastraße (today Ernst-Thälmann-Straße)
Schützenstrasse	renamed to Jüttendorfer Straße
Street of Youth	Renamed Moritzstraße on December 1, 2019
Valley road	devastated by the open pit mine Senftenberger corridor; ran from the Calauer Straße junction with Forststraße / Viktoriastraße in a north-easterly direction to Rauno
Teplitzweg	renamed Asternweg named after the Sudeten German city of Teplitz
Thammer main street	renamed August-Bebel-Straße was in the incorporated town of Thamm
Turnstrasse	renamed Adolf-Hennecke-Straße
Viktoriastrasse	devastated by the open pit mine renamed Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse Senftenberger corridor; ran from the Calauer Straße junction of the Forststraße / Talstraße in a north-westerly direction to Feldmar Sauo
Weinbergstrasse	devastated by the open pit Senftenberger corridor; parallel course west of Calauer Straße between Ackerstraße and Viktoriastraße named after the vineyards in the north of Senftenberg
West Street	renamed Felix-Spiro-Straße
Meadow road	renamed to Joachim-Gottschalk-Straße
Wilhelmstrasse	renamed to Professor-Billroth-Straße
Winzerstrasse	devastated by the open pit Senftenberger corridor; west of Weinbergstrasse between Ackerstrasse and Viktoriastrasse; northern extension of Jägerstrasse
Wissmannweg	renamed Meisenweg named after Hermann von Wissmann

Individual evidence

1. ^ Execution of the resolution for the meeting of the city council on November 28, 2018 on the Senftenberg website, November 28, 2018.
2. ↑ high-rise demolition completed in Senftenberg . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, July 4th 2007.
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Annette Siemer: Prove the courage to take a gap . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, January 21, 2005.
4. ↑ Kathleen Weser: Inner residential area at the castle park is accessed via Steindamm . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, September 10, 2015.
5. ↑ ^{a b c d} Kathleen Weser: Homes are being built on Senftenberg demolition areas . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, July 15, 2014.
6. ↑ The name of Dr.-Dorothea-Erxleben-Strasse was renamed Senftenberg . Website of the city of Senftenberg, November 19, 2013.
7. ↑ Kathleen Weser: Senftenberger large landlord gets the wrecking ball going . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, June 4, 2015.
8. ^ Inauguration of Ernst-Sauer-Platz in Senftenberg . Website of the city of Senftenberg, April 16, 2013.
9. ↑ Another 33 KWG apartments in Senftenberg are being demolished . In Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, January 12, 2005.
10. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Kathleen Weser: Demolition areas are in high demand . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, April 20, 2013.
11. ↑ ^{a b c} Manfred Feller: Dismantling continues in Senftenberg . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, July 15, 2014.
12. ↑ 73-year-old block of flats in Senftenberg is flattened . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, October 13, 2009.
13. ↑ ^{a b} "First the eyesores have to go" . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, November 18, 2004.
14. ↑ The demolition continues . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, October 19, 2007.
15. ↑ Kathleen Weser: Major landlord continues urban redevelopment in Senftenberg . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, January 24, 2011.
16. ↑ Manfred Feller: Former Stasi block is almost in ruins . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, September 14, 2016.
17. ↑ ^{a b} Demolition candidates for 2003 have been determined . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, May 1, 2003.
18. ↑ Kathleen Weser: Apartments of the cooperative fall . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, August 1, 2005.
19. ↑ Unveiling of the street sign Universitätsplatz Senftenberg . Website of the city of Senftenberg, December 2, 2016.
20. ↑ Building planned for demolition . In: Lausitzer Rundschau , Senftenberg, July 15, 2009.

literature

• Werner Forkert : Senftenberger reviews . Interesting facts from Senftenberg's history. Ed .: Bookstore "Glück Auf". Senftenberg 2006.
• Werner Forkert: Senftenberger reviews . Part II Interesting facts from Senftenberg's history. Ed .: Bookstore "Glück Auf". Senftenberg 2007.
• Werner Forkert, Steffen Rasche (photos): Historical forays . Monuments of the city of Senftenberg. Ed .: City of Senftenberg, Association « Black Elster ». City of Senftenberg, Senftenberg 2003.
• Isolde Rösler (arrangement): Alt-Senftenberg. A picture chronicle . Ed .: Senftenberg District Museum. 3. Edition. Geiger, Horb am Neckar 2004, ISBN 3-89264-731-3 (first edition: 1992).

Web links

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