Shosseinaya st( Щоссейная ул, now 18 Novembra iela) from House 30 to House 109.Corner Shosseinaya and Pskovskaya( Псковская ул). Corner Shosseinaya and Podrevskaya( Подревская ул) st. Corner Shosseinaya and Minskaya st( Минская ул, now Ventspils iela).  Mogilevskaya st( Могилевская ул, now Tukuma iela).Corner Shosseinaya and Bolotnaya st( Болотная ул, now Alejas iela). Corner Shosseinaya and  Kreslavskaya( Креславская ул  now Kraslavas iela).  Corner Shosseinaya and Varshavskaya st( Варшавская ул, now  Varšavas iela). Corner Shosseinaya and Postojalaya( Постоялая  ул, now Mihoelsa iela)

The match factory: In 1868, the merchant Shlomo Jankelevich Zaks( Sachs) ' 1842- 1902) established a match factory, situated betweens Shosseinaya st
and the Orthodox cemetery. It was one of the largest enterprises in the city. The factory employed 700 workers. Source
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November 2012