This category collects articles about the streets of Nizhny Novgorod — from the historic thoroughfares of the Upper Part to the avenues and lanes of Zarechye. The city's streets reflect its The History of Nizhny Novgorod: some have kept pre-revolutionary names tied to trades or owners, others received Soviet-era names and new development. Among the most notable are Rozhdestvenskaya, Pokrovka, and Zelensky Congress in the historic center, as well as Lenin Avenue) — the main thoroughfare of the Zarechnaya part of the city. The articles cover streets across different districts and eras, often tracing how their names and appearance changed from pre-revolutionary photographs to the present day.