This is a list of German language names for places in Lower Silesian Voivodeship in south-west Poland. This region was part of Germany before 1945 (see History of Silesia).
| Polish | German | |
|---|---|---|
| Langenbielau | ||
| Reichenau | ||
| Gottesberg-Rothenbach | ||
| Bunzlau | ||
| Buchwald | ||
| Reichenbach | ||
| Glogau, rarely Groß-Glogau | ||
| Grebelwitz | ||
| Hermsdorf Städtisch | ||
| Jauer | ||
| Hirschberg im Riesengebirge | ||
| Landeshut | ||
| Kanth | ||
| Glatz | ||
| Liegnitz | ||
| Liebau | ||
| Lüben | ||
| Michelsdorf | ||
| Neurode | ||
| Neisse or Neiße | ||
| Ohlau | ||
| Oels or Öls | ||
| Peterswaldau | ||
| Polkwitz; 1937–1945 Heerwegen | ||
| Primkenau | ||
| Zobten | ||
| Striegau | ||
| Strehlen | ||
| Schweidnitz | ||
| Streckenbach | ||
| Freiburg in Schlesien | ||
| Niederschwedeldorf | ||
| Waldenburg | ||
| Wansen | ||
| Breslau | ||
| Frankenstein in Schlesien | ||
| Goldberg |