Lista de distritos urbanos da Alemanha

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A Alemanha está dividida em 402 governos distritais; dos quais 295 são distritos (Kreise) ou distritos rurais (Landkreise) e 107 cidades independentes (kreisfreie Städte) ou distritos urbanos (Stadtkreise) - cidades que detêm o estatuto de distrito.


Um exemplo semelhante é o de Statutarstadt, na Áustria.


Baden-Württemberg








  • Baden-Baden

  • Freiburg im Breisgau

  • Heidelberg

  • Heilbronn

  • Karlsruhe

  • Mannheim

  • Pforzheim

  • Stuttgart

  • Ulm

Baixa Saxônia







  • Braunschweig

  • Delmenhorst

  • Emden


  • Göttingen ¹


  • Hanôver ²

  • Oldenburg

  • Osnabrück

  • Salzgitter

  • Wilhelmshaven

  • Wolfsburg

¹ depois da "lei Göttingen" de 1 de Julho de 1964, a cidade de Göttingen é incorporada no distrito (Kreise ou distritos rurais Landkreise) de Göttingen, a legislação para distritos urbanos (ou cidades independentes) ainda se aplicam, enquanto nao se aplicar outra norma.

² depois da "lei na região de Hanôver" Hanôver conta de 1 de Novembro de 2001 como um distrito urbano (ou cidade independente) enquanto nao se aplicar outra lei.


Baviera








  • Amberg

  • Ansbach

  • Aschaffenburg

  • Augsburgo

  • Bamberg

  • Bayreuth

  • Coburg

  • Erlangen

  • Fürth

  • Hof (Alemanha)

  • Ingolstadt

  • Kaufbeuren

  • Kempten

  • Landshut

  • Memmingen

  • Munique

  • Nuremberga

  • Passau

  • Regensburgo

  • Rosenheim

  • Schwabach

  • Schweinfurt

  • Straubing

  • Straubing

  • Würzburgo

Berlim



  • Berlim


Brandenburg







  • Brandenburg an der Havel

  • Cottbus

  • Frankfurt (Oder)

  • Potsdam

Bremen






  • Bremen
  • Bremerhaven

Hamburgo



  • Hamburgo


Hessen







  • Darmstadt

  • Frankfurt am Main

  • Kassel

  • Offenbach am Main

  • Wiesbaden

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern






  • Rostock
  • Schwerin

Renânia do Norte-Vestfália









  • Aachen ¹

  • Bielefeld

  • Bochum

  • Bonn

  • Bottrop

  • Dortmund

  • Düsseldorf

  • Duisburg

  • Essen

  • Gelsenkirchen

  • Hagen

  • Hamm

  • Herne

  • Colónia

  • Krefeld

  • Leverkusen

  • Mönchengladbach

  • Mülheim

  • Münster

  • Oberhausen

  • Remscheid

  • Solingen

  • Wuppertal

¹ depois da "Aachengesetz" Aachen conta de 21 de Outubro de 2009 como um distrito urbano (ou cidade independente) enquanto nao se aplicar outra lei.


Renânia-Palatinado








  • Frankenthal

  • Kaiserslautern

  • Koblenz

  • Landau

  • Ludwigshafen

  • Mogúncia

  • Neustadt an der Weinstrasse

  • Pirmasens

  • Speyer

  • Trier

  • Worms

  • Zweibrücken

Sarre

Não existe nenhum distrito urbano. A cidade de Saarbrücken usada para ser um distrito, mas ficou incorporada no dia 1 de Janeiro de 1974 na Federação da cidade de Saarbrücken.


Saxônia




  • Chemnitz

  • Dresden

  • Leipzig



Saxônia-Anhalt




  • Dessau-Roßlau

  • Halle an der Saale

  • Magdeburg



Schleswig-Holstein







  • Flensburg

  • Kiel

  • Lübeck

  • Neumünster

Turíngia







  • Eisenach

  • Erfurt

  • Gera

  • Jena

  • Suhl

  • Weimar


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