List of street names in Schwarzenbach an der Saale

The list of street names in Schwarzenbach an der Saale provides an overview of the street names in the Upper Franconian town of Schwarzenbach an der Saale .

In addition to the main town of Schwarzenbach an der Saale, there are the districts Albert Berg, Baumersreuth, birches, Birkenbühl, Fletschenreuth , Förbau , Förmitz , Gottfried Reuth, Götzmann Green , Hallerstein , Höfer Berg, wooden box, Lamitzgrund, Lamitzmühle, Langenbach , Martinlamitz , Nonnenwald , Post Erlitz , source Reuth , Schieda , Schwingen, Seulbitz , Stobersreuth , Stollen, Tannenlohe and Völkenreuth . Historical monuments can be found in the list of architectural monuments in Schwarzenbach an der Saale . The former villages of Gettengrün and Hausgrün are located in the city's catchment area .

List of street names in Schwarzenbach an der Saale
Name / year of designation / geoposition	Origin of name	location	image
Adalbert-Stifter-Strasse	Adalbert Stifter (1805–1868), Austrian writer, painter and educator, was one of the most important authors of the Biedermeier period	Residential street, 101 m
Alexander-von-Humboldt-Strasse	Alexander von Humboldt (1769–1859), natural scientist; multiple medal holder; Co-founder of geography as an empirical science	Residential street, 118 m
Old school alley	Behind the former school, narrow lane, 94 m	Martinlamitz
At the village square	Center of the place	Martinlamitz, residential street, 58 m
At the Frischenstein	Hallway name?	Residential street, 261 m
At the Hammeranger	Hallway name?	Residential street, 607 m
At the Mühlbach	narrow lane with bridges over the Lamitz; Obere Mühle in Martinlamitz mentioned as early as 1390, belonged to the Himmelkron monastery ; the other mill, mentioned in 1502, together with a blast furnace and a hammer, belonged to Fritz von Sparneck	Martinlamitz; narrow alley with bridge, 62 m
At the Mühlengrund	Residential street, along the Lamitz above the street Am Mühlbach	Martinlamitz; Residential street, 257 m
At the rifle house	Schützenhaus in Schwarzenbach; erected in 1874; on 9/10 Burned down in May 1987 and demolished; newly built in Schützenstr. 19th	Residential street, 514 m
At the sports field	Sports field of FC Schwarzenbach / Saale	Residential street, 217 m
At the Wallgarten	Area of the abandoned Seuckenreuth Tower Hill Castle	Residential street, 426 m
At the Wechselbühl	named after a hill in the forest south of Hallerstein	Hallerstein; Residential street, 587 m
Amselweg	Amsel , street in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	83 m
On the stone crosses	Two stone crosses here on the outskirts of Förbau, 16./17. Century; there are numerous legends about this	Förbau; Residential street, 326 m
On the heath	in the southwest of Förbau, below the Haidberg with the ring wall system Förbau	Förbau; Residential street, 226 m
Anton-Richter-Weg	Anton Richter (1900–1962), German painter; came from a long-established Schwarzenbach family from which Jean Paul also emerged; 1958 Awarded the Jean Paul Medal for special achievements in the artistic field	Residential street, 558 m
Ascher Strasse	Asch, Aš	Residential street, 66 m
Aspergäßchen	Asper lat. Rough, strict, bumpy, uneven	Residential street, 128 m
Asternweg	Asters , street in the "flower settlement" in the south of the city	Traffic-calmed area, 102 m
August-Bebel-Strasse	August Bebel (1840–1913), politician and co-founder of the organized social democratic labor movement	District road, 453 m
Bachgasse		Residential street, 171 m
Bahnhofsplatz	Place in front of the train station	Residential street, 163 m
Bahnhofstrasse	Road to the train station coming from the old town	District road, 30 km / h, 234 m
Building cooperative street	The Schwarzenbach / Saale eG building cooperative was founded on January 4, 1910 and various houses were built in this quarter; However, the building cooperative road was not built until 1921; last new building 1980	Residential street, 251 m
Baumersreuth	Baumersreuth district
Baumersreuther way	with driveway, 755 m	Way to Baumersreuth
Beethovenstrasse	Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827), composer, led the music of the Viennese Classic to its highest development	Residential street, 138 m
Mountain road	It leads from Marienstraße over the Saaleufer quite steeply on the slope up to Förbauer Straße	Cobblestones, 253 m
Birch trees	Birken district, a small settlement west of the city; there is also a birch grove here; Station of the Jean-Paul circular hiking trail ; was a popular retreat with beer garden until the middle of the 20th century; Jean Paul often met there in his "Birken-Prater", which means that it had existed since at least 1791
Birkenbühl	Birkenbühl district , a small settlement on the south bank of the Förmitztalsperre
Birch path		Residential street in the south of Martinlamitz; Residential street, 215 m
Breslauer Strasse	Wroclaw	Residential street, 335 m
Brunnengasse		Access road to the "Baumviertel" (also called Gollersberg or Hopfengarten) in the north-west of the city, residential street, 884 m
Brueckenstrasse	Bridge over the Saale, new building in 2012, predecessor had been around for a very long time	Förbau; Residential street with bridge, 355 m
Buchenweg	Beech , in the "tree settlement" in the northwest of the city	with driveway, 493 m
Christian-Heinrich-Sandler-Strasse	Schwarzenbach entrepreneur, 1929–2009, managing partner of Sandler AG from 1952 to 2009	District road, 1,493 m
Cranachstrasse	Painter and graphic artist, in the dialect "Cranachersiedlung" in the east of the city	Residential street, 139 m
Dahlia path	Dahlias , street in the "flower settlement" in the south of the city	Traffic-calmed area, 256 m
Danziger Strasse	Danzig	Residential street, 252 m
Dr.-August-Wild-Strasse	Dr August Wild; Schwarzenbach Sanitary Council and one of the founders of the Schwarzenbach / Saale building cooperative in 1910	Residential street, 177 m
Throttle path	Drossel , street in the "Vogelsiedlung" in the west of the city	Residential street, 142 m
Dürerstrasse	Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528), painter and graphic artist, in the "artists' quarter" - identical to or adjacent to the "Cranach settlement"	Residential street, 123 m
Ebertstrasse	Friedrich Ebert (1871–1925), German social democrat and politician; first Reich President of the Weimar Republic 1919–1925	Residential street, 120 m
Egerstrasse	Eger	Förbau; Residential street, 323 m
Eichendorffstrasse	Joseph von Eichendorff (1788–1857), poet and writer of German Romanticism	Residential street, 155 m
Ironworks	after the ironworks that still exist today, first documented mention (as a hammer forge; lower mill?) in 1200	Martinlamitz
Enamelling factory	today's EWM company was founded in 1903 as the iron and enamelling factory Martinlamitz, formerly Anspach, Foerderreuther & Co.	Martinlamitz; Residential street, 103 m
Epprechtsteinweg	Epprechtstein , in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city	Residential street, 151 m
Erzgebirgsstrasse	Ore Mountains	Förbau; Residential street 143 m
Eschenweg	Ash , in the "tree settlement" in the north-west of the city	Residential street, 403 m
Falkenweg	Falken , street in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	Residential street, 201 m
Färberstrasse	Dyers , the Richter dye works was located here around 1900, using the proximity to the river, this family also includes the painter Anton Richter - related to Jean Paul	running parallel to the Saale in the old town, residential street, 223 m
Fasanenweg	Pheasant , street in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	Residential street, 243 m
Fichtelgebirgsstrasse	Fichtel Mountains	Förbau; Residential street 716 m
Fichtenweg	Spruce	In the northeast of Martinlamitz, residential street, 128 m
Finkenflugweg	Finches	Martinlamitz; Residential street 407 m
Finkenweg	Finken , street in the "Vogelsiedlung" in the west of the city	Residential street, 151 m
Fleischgasse	Meatballs may have been set up here in the Middle Ages , later the seat of traditional butchers' shops	Part of the old town, runs from Kirchberg to today's town hall, narrow lane, 194 m
Fletschenreuth	District Fletschenreuth
Fletschenreuther Weg	shortest footpath from Schwarzenbach to Fletschenreuth over the Fletschenreuther Berg, popular promenade; Find of a stone ax from the Paleolithic	Residential street, 150 m
Föhrenweg	Pines	in the northeast of Martinlamitz, residential street, 165 m
Förbau	Förbau district
Förbauer settlement		small parallel street to Förbauer Straße, 249 m
Foerbauer Strasse	Main road to Förbau	Residential street, 970 m
Formitz	District of Förmitz , presumably old founding of the Slavs because of the ending in -itz, Förmitz means Föhrenbach, this is also the name of the flowing stream that flows into the Förmitztalsperre
Frankenstrasse		Country road (St2177), 866 m
Frankenwaldstrasse	Franconian Forest	Förbau; Residential street, 257 m
Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse	Friedrich Ebert (1871–1925), social democrat and politician; 1919–1925 first Reich President of the Weimar Republic		Residential street, 120 m
Friedrichstrasse		Residential street, 271 m
Fox hill	Hallway name?	Förbau; narrow alley, 27 m
Garden path		Martinlamitz; Residential street, 101 m
Georgstrasse		Residential street, 135 m
Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse	Gerhart Hauptmann (1862-1946); Playwright and writer, received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1912	Residential street, 293 m
Goethestrasse	Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832); Poet and scientist	Residential street, 98 m
Gollersberg	possibly after the former "export beer brewery Goller Bräu Karl Goller" from 1855 to 1977 at the beginning of Gollersberg	Residential street, closed to cars, 347 m
Gottfriedsreuth	Gottfriedsreuth district, first documented mention 1390
Green way	Name of the extra-urban road from Martinlamitz to Niederlamitz	Martinlamitz; District road, bicycles forbidden, 1,146 m
Götzmannsgrün	Götzmannsgrün district
Götzmannsgrüner Strasse	in Förbau; only expanded in the local area; old path from Förbau to Götzmannsgrün parallel to the railway line and Saale	Förbau; Residential street, 205 m
Hainbergweg	in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city; named after the mountain of the same name Háj u Aše near Aš (CZ)	Residential street, 293 m
Hallerstein	Hallerstein district
Hallersteiner Strasse	in Förbau; old road to Hallerstein	Förbau; Residential street, 253 m
Heideweg		Förbau; Residential street, 250 m
Homestead settlement	Edge street of the "bird settlement" in the west of the city; according to "Heimstätte": ownership of residential property protected by creditors and the commitment of the owner to the "issuer" (state or municipal institution) in order to achieve certain land policy goals (statutory right of first refusal of the "issuer", in the event of improper use, the right to repurchase, etc.); the underlying Reichsheimstätten Act was in effect from 1920 to 1992	Residential street, 289 m
Hirschsteinweg	in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city; after the mountain of the same name Hirschstein	Residential road, 30 km / h, 270 m
Hofer Strasse	Road to yard	State road (St2177), 464 m
Holzgartenstrasse	Hallway name?	Residential street, 530 m
Hop garden	possibly hops for the nearby breweries (Goller, Schübel) were grown here	Residential street, 390 m
Dog way back	Path to the “Hundsrück” forest area in front of the Petersberg - located between Martinlamitz and Pilgramsreuth	Martinlamitz; Residential street, 136 m
Chicken goblet		narrow alley; 254 m
Industriestrasse	allegedly so called at the express request of a local entrepreneur	District road, 316 m
Jahnstrasse	Friedrich Ludwig Jahn ("Turnvater Jahn") 1778–1852; Educator and member of the Frankfurt National Assembly; Initiator of the German gymnastics movement; The gym of the Geschwister-Scholl-Schule is also nearby	Residential street, 380 m
Jean-Paul-Strasse	Jean Paul (1763-1825); Writer (between classical and romantic); moved to Schwarzenbach / Saale 1776–1779, the atmosphere of the Protestant country parsonage (his father was a pastor in Schwarzenbach and is also buried here) shaped his childhood; Private teacher in Schwarzenbach from 1790 to 1794, also wrote the works to which he owed his literary breakthrough; HNr. 5: memorial plaque for Jean Paul; Jean-Paul-Rundweg in Schwarzenbach and the regional Jean-Paul-Weg	Residential street, 94 m
Kantstrasse	Immanuel Kant (1724–1804): Philosopher of the Enlightenment, one of the most important carriers of Western philosophy	Residential street, 243 m
Karlsbader Strasse	Carlsbad , Karlovy Vary (CZ)	Residential street, 98 m
Karlstrasse		Residential street, 227 m
Lapwing path	Lapwing , street in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	narrow alley, 123 m
Kirchberg	Away from Fleischgasse, past the Evang.-Luth. Parish office to Gumbertuskirche , located on a steep mountain	Residential street, 77 m
Kirchenlamitzer Strasse	Road to Kirchenlamitz
Kirchstrasse	in Förbau; runs behind the church there	Förbau
Kornbergstrasse	Kornberg , road from Martinlamitz to the summit of the Großer Kornberg; closed to public traffic from the hiking car park ("Turmallee", 3,200 m long)	Martinlamitz; Residential street, 826 m
Cornflower path	Cornflowers , street in the " flower settlement" in the south of the city	Traffic-calmed area, 505 m
Kreuzsteinweg	Kreuzstein, in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city; after the mountain of the same name near Hallerstein	Residential street, 124 m
Crocus path	Krokus , street in the "flower settlement" in the south of the city	Traffic-calmed area, 93 m
Crooked way	in the Fletschenreuther settlement coming from Hofer Strasse; curved, almost right-angled road	Residential street, 367 m
Koenigsberger Strasse	to the city of Königsberg in East Prussia
Kosseineweg	Kosseine , in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city; after the mountain of the same name	Residential street, 118 m
Lamitzmühle	Lamitzmühle district, approx. 2 km east of the city center on the B 289; today consists almost exclusively of the buildings of Sandler AG; previously as a grinding mill with 3 gears and 2 overshot water wheels, cutting mill as well as residential and auxiliary buildings; Rebuilt in 1828
Lamitzsteig	Footpath along the Lamitz from Schwarzenbach to Martinlamitz	Residential street, 294 m
Langenbach	District Langenbach, village (56 inhabitants); first mentioned in 1390
Langenbacher Strasse	small connecting road to Langenbach	Martinlamitz; in the residential area, 232 m
Lerchenweg	Lerchen , street in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	Residential street, 172 m
Lessingstrasse	Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (1729–1781); Enlightenment poet	Residential street, 188 m
Lindenweg	Linden , in the "tree settlement" in the north-west of the city	Residential street, 254 m
Lohbachstrasse		Residential street, 692 m
Lorenz-Summa-Strasse	Lorenz Summa ; long-established Schwarzenbach family; 1856 foundation of a company in Schwarzenbach / Saale, 1889 emigration to Oberkotzau	Residential street, dead end, 167 m
Ludwigstrasse	Main street of the districts west of the Saale; from the market square below the Gumbertus Church to the Saale bridge; frequent street name v. a. in Bavaria; probably named after King Ludwig II of Bavaria (1845–1886); King of Bavaria 1864–1886; passionate castle builder (Neuschwanstein, Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof)	District road, 269 m
Luisenburgweg	Lusienburg , in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city; after the mountain of the same name;	Residential street, 265 m
Lupine Path	Lupins , street in the "flower settlement" in the south of the city	Residential street, 253 m
Mainstrasse	River Main	Förbau; Residential street, 82 m
Marienstrasse	leads to the Marienberg, there origin of the Marienberg Foundation (today belongs to the Diakonie Hochfranken); Founded in 1853 as "Marienberg Rescue Center", then a children's home; 1963 Special school for people with learning disabilities and an educational children's home	Residential street with driveway, 723 m
Marketplace	Marktplatz (urban development) , Schwarzenbach / Saale received market rights from Margrave Christian in 1610 ; the market was probably held here
Martin-Luther-Strasse	Martin Luther (1483-1546); theological originator of the Reformation, in the "Cranach settlement"	Residential street, 335 m
Martinlamitz	Martinlamitz district
Martinlamitzer Strasse	Road to Martinlamitz; Railway bridge	District road, 1569 m
Max-Reger-Strasse	Max Reger (1873-1916); Composer, organist, pianist and conductor	Residential street, 110 m
Titmouse	Meisen , in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	Residential street, 103 m
Mittelschieda	small village south of Schwarzenbach / Saale located in the forest; Parts belong to the city of Kirchenlamitz
Mozartstrasse	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791); Composer of the Viennese Classic, his works are among the most important in classical music	Residential street, 154 m
Mühlgasse	near the former mill (Mühlgraben derived from Steinbach)	Martinlamitz; narrow alley, 122 m
Münchberger Strasse	Road to Münchberg ; joins the B 289 after approx. 2 km (bypassing Schwarzenbach / Saale)	District road, within the urban area 130 m
Naabstrasse	River Naab	Förbau; Residential street, 64 m
New alley		connects Münchberger Straße with the "Vogelsiedlung" or Würschum
New settlement		Martinlamitz; Wohnstr., 163 m
New street		Martinlamitz; Residential street, 100 m
Niederlamitzer Strasse	Country road from Martinmlamitz to Niederlamitz	Martinlamitz; 274 m
Nun forest	District Nonnenwald , the name comes from the origin of the place as property of the Hofer Klarissenkloster
Nonnenwalder Strasse	Connection road from Martinlamitz to Nonnenwald	Martinlamitz; 2,218 m
Nusshardtweg	Nusshardt , in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city; after the mountain of the same name	Residential street, 150 m
Obere Angergasse	Anger usually means grassy land or village square in the common ownership of all residents of the place	left of the railway line; a short distance parallel to Kirchenlamitzer Straße, Wohnstraße, 100 m
Ochsenkopfweg	Ochsenkopf , in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city; after the mountain of the same name	Residential street, 218 m
Ottostrasse	named after the first name Otto (ahd. ot means possession, inheritance), which was worn by many secular and ecclesiastical rulers; z. B. Otto I. ("the great") (912–973), German king (936–973) and Roman-German. Kaiser (since 962) or Otto I of Bavaria (1848–1916), King of Bavaria (1886–1916)	in the old town west of the Saale, narrow lane; 79 m
Pestalozzistrasse	Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi (1764–1827): Swiss educator and school reformer; Many schools were named after him, and the Schwarzenbach Geschwister-Scholl-Schule is in the immediate vicinity
Pilgramsreuther Strasse	leads from Martinlamitz over the Petersberg as an unpaved forest road to Pilgramsreuth	Martinlamitz; in the residential street area, 1,174 m (asphalted)
Posterlitz	Posterlitz district , Weiler (4 inhabitants); located in a side valley near Seulbitz; the Posterlitzmühle (used as a flour mill until 1938) was built before 1790
Quellenreuth	Quellenreuth district, village (35 inhabitants) east of Schwarzenbach; first mentioned in 1353; nearby row of stones that cannot be explained (similar to the 12 apostles near Langenbach in the Franconian Forest)
Rehauer Strasse	old road to Rehau , starting in the city center	Residential street with driveway and railway underpass, 1,269 m
Richard-Wagner-Strasse	Wilhelm Richard Wagner (1813–1883): composer, playwright, poet, writer, theater director and conductor; Founder of the Bayreuth Festival	Residential street, 447 m
Ring road	leads in the form of a ring through the northeastern settlement of Förbau	Förbau; Residential street, 725 m
Robert-Koch-Strasse	Robert Koch (1843–1910): physician and microbiologist; 1905 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine	Residential street, 121 m
Roseggerstrasse	Peter Rosegger (1843-1918); Austrian writer and poet	Residential street, 121 m
Rosenweg	Roses	Martinlamitz; Residential street, 125 m
Rudolf-Diesel-Strasse	Rudolf Diesel (1858–1913), engineer and inventor of the diesel engine	Street in the industrial area in the northeast of the city, parallel to the B 289; Residential street, 465 m
reeds	Reeds : biotope type and plant community in shallow water and bank areas of water bodies; since there is no body of water in the vicinity today, it can only be a former body of water near this point	short connecting piece from Martinlamitzer Straße to Königsberger Straße (continuation); Residential street, 162 m
Schiller Street	Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller (1759–1805): poet, philosopher and historian; his ballads are among the most famous German poems	Residential street, 339 m
Schlachthofstrasse	the slaughterhouse was located here; closed for many years; now owned by the Stadtwerke	Residential street, 141 m
Schlossgasse	left the Saale, opposite the church, at the end transition to a field path; named after the lost manor Förbau , acquisition and demolition by the public sector in the course of the construction of the Förmitztalsperre	Förbau; Residential street (dead end), 261 m
Schneebergweg	Schneeberg , in the “Fichtelgebirgssiedlung” in the south of the city	Residential street, 149 m
Schneidersberg	probably after a former landowner?	Residential street, 107 m
Schneidmühlstrasse	named after the sawmill of the construction company Wild from Schwarzenbach; production ceased in the 1970s	Residential street, 186 m
Schustergasse	hidden path in downtown Schwarzenbach; possibly one or more times were there Schuster resident	Residential street, 82 m
Schwalbenweg	Swallows , in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	Residential street, 353 m
Schwarzenbacher Strasse	Country road left of the Saale to Schwarzenbach	Förbau, Landstrasse (St 2177), 1,856 m
Swing	Schwingen district , village northeast of Schwarzenbach
Schwingener way	leads from the eastern residential area via the industrial area north - there called Industriestraße - to the B289; in its continuation beyond the main road it leads to Schwingen	District road, 260 m
Sheep farm	a sheep farm at the Lamitzmühle belonged to the Schwarzenbach manor; if one would follow this street as the crow flies, one arrives at Lamitzmühle (approx. 1 km)	District road, 326 m
Schübelsgasse	located in the old town; there were and are several families with the name Schübel in Schwarzenbach; most important: Theodor Schübel (1925–2012); Writer, honorary citizen of the city; comes from a brewery family; the Schübel-Bräu GmbH, from which this probably originates, existed in the immediate vicinity from 1852 to 1974 (next to the already mentioned Goller brewery)	Footpath, 57 m
Schützenstrasse	leads from the old town to the former or new rifle house	Residential street, 783 m
Water lily path	Water lilies , street in the "flower settlement" in the south of the city	Traffic-calmed area, 72 m
Selkenreuther Strasse	Schwarzenbach originally arose from two settlements: Selkenreuth (right of the Saale) with a small moated castle (original cell) and "Swarzinbach" with the church; In 1610 the village "Selkenreuth" was "incorporated" by Schwarzenbach (as part of the granting of market rights); this former village has now risen seamlessly (without any structural abnormalities) in the urban area	Förbau; Residential street, 388 m
Seulbitz	Seulbitz district , village with train stop (133 inhabitants) approx. 4–5 km west of Schwarzenbach; first mentioned in 1332/1340	Seulbitz
Seulbitzer Strasse	Country road from Förbau to Seulbitz	Förbau
Siebensternstrasse	Seven star	Förbau; Residential street, 524 m
Spinning settlement	Factory apartments of the former Schwarzenbach AG spinning and weaving mill; Founding of this in 1909 as "JC Raethel AG" in Hof; 1920 relocation as mentioned; long closed and demolished	Residential street, 337 m
Spitalstrasse	running along the east and north sides of the cemetery; former location of the former Schwarzenbach hospital; now demolished (gravel parking lot for the "Haus Saalepark"); closed in the 1960s / 70s, then used for the medical district association Hof (laboratory)	Residential street, 425 m
Steinbachstrasse	Steinbach, leads along the Steinbach, which rises in the northern Kornberg forests and flows into the Lamitz in Martinlamitz	Martinlamitz; Residential street; with bridge, 1,182 m, continued as Pilgramsreuther Straße
Stilt path	Stilts , in the "bird settlement" in the west of the city	128 m
Stettiner Strasse	to the city of Szczecin	Residential street, 293 m
Stobersreuth	District Stobersreuth , Dorf (43 inhabitants) on the B289, approx. 2 km west of the city
Strobelsgasse	small path parallel to Hofer Straße, leads through an archway; as there is no historically significant bearer of the name in Schwarzenbach, presumably so named after a previous owner	Narrow alley, 92 m
Tannenweg	Fir trees	Martinlamitz, residential street, 153 m
Tulip path	Tulips , street in the "flower settlement" in the south of the city	Residential street, 193 m
Uhlandstrasse	Ludwig Uhland (1787–1862), poet, literary scholar	in the residential area east of the city center, residential street, 193 m
Ulmenweg	Elms	Martinlamitz
Lower Angergasse	runs parallel to and below the "Oberen Angergasse"	Residential street, 100 m
Lower Förbauer way	Footpath to Förbau along the Saale	Gravel road, 183 m
Violet Trail	Violets , street in the "flower settlement" in the south of the city	Residential street, traffic-calmed area, 117 m
Veit-Stoss-Strasse	Veit Stoss (1447-1533); Late Gothic sculptors and carvers	in the residential area east of the city center, residential street, 145 m
Völkenreuth	Völkenreuth district
Waldsteinweg	Waldstein , in the "Fichtelgebirgssiedlung" in the south of the city	Residential street, 126 m
Wilhelmstrasse		Cobblestone residential street; 244 m
Würschum	Field name - after Bruno Hager, a formerly Slavic area name that was Germanized according to the wording. Other theories interpret the name as a person's first or last name.	362 m
Zeppelinstrasse	Ferdinand von Zeppelin (1838-1917); Count, general of the cavalry, and founder of rigid airship construction	Downtown street; 282 m
Ziegelhüttenweg	Brick hut
To the Lamitzgrund	Lamitz
To the Schwarzbach