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Goerdelerring
Goerdelerring is a street and large tramway station in Leipzig, Germany. It is named after Carl Friedrich Goerdeler.
== The street ==
The street ''Goerdelerring'' is part of the city circle of Leipzig, leading the traffic around the city center. It is 832 meters long and reaches from the branch of the Ranstädter Steinweg to the branch of the Käthe-Kollwitz-Straße in a mainly northeast-southwest direction. The street has three lanes for car traffic in each direction and two tracks for tramways in the middle which are also used by night busses. The first tramway tracks on the street that is now Goerdelerring have been laid in 1872 as part of the original horse tram network of the city of Leipzig.
There are no buildings immediately next to the street. Nevertheless, there are buildings with the address Goerdelerring. The most important one is the main firehouse. On the eastern side there is a small green area, on the western side the parking area of the firehouse and the Deutsche Industrie- und Handelskammer are situated. The continuation on the city circle is made by the Dittrichring to the south and the Tröndlinring to the east. The crossing that forms the northern end of the Goerdelerring and the northwestern edge of the city circle is one of the busiest crossings in Leipzig.
Until 1945 the street was named ''Fleischerplatz'', the northern crossing had the name ''Schulplatz''. From 1945 to 1991 the whole street was named ''Friedrich-Engels-Platz'' after Friedrich Engels, and on 1 January 1992 the street got its current name ''Goerdelerring''.
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