Lüchow district

Basic data
Prussian Province	Hanover
Administrative district	Luneburg
Administrative headquarters	Lüchow
surface	750 km² (1925)
Residents	29,879 (1925)
Population density	40 inhabitants / km² (1925)
Communities	181 (1910) 150 (1932)
Location of the Lüchow district in the province of Hanover

The Lüchow district was a district in the Prussian province of Hanover from 1885 to 1932 . The district seat was in Lüchow .

history

The Lüchow district was formed in 1885 from the independent city of Lüchow and the Lüchow office . On October 1, 1932, the district was merged with the neighboring district of Dannenberg to form a new district , which was initially called Dannenberg and was renamed Lüchow-Dannenberg in 1951 .

District administrators

• 1885–1895 Karl Erxleben
• 1895–1908 Bodo von der Knesebeck
• 1908–1919 Karl zu Solms-Laubach
• 1920–1932 Rudolf von Löhneysen

Population development

Residents	1890	1900	1910	1925
Lüchow district	29,407	28,762	29,225	29,879

Communities

The following list contains all municipalities that belonged to the Lüchow district. The municipalities marked with ¹⁾ were incorporated into larger neighboring municipalities in 1928/29.

Banzau

Build

Beesem

Belau

Belitz

Bergen on the stupid

Beseland

Beutow

Billerbeck

bishop

Blooms

Buck life

Evil

Evil ¹⁾

Braudel

Brünkendorf

Bülitz

Bussau

Clenze

Corvin

Dalitz

Dangenstorf

Diahren

Dickfeitzen

Dolgow ¹⁾

Dommatzen

You wish

Goose ¹⁾

Gartow

Gedelitz

Gielau

Gistenbeck

Gledeberg

Gohlau

Gohlefanz

Goehrde

Gollau

Gorleben

Goddesses

Grabow

Granstedt

Great Breese

Great Gaddau

Gross Sachau ¹⁾

Groß Wittfeitzen ¹⁾

Gühlitz

Cast iron ¹⁾

Gummern

Güstritz

Harpe

Hohenvolkfien ¹⁾

Holtorf

Jabel

Jeetzel

Jiggel

Cocoa

Capers

Karmitz

Kassau

Pines

Claw ¹⁾

Little Breese

Little Gaddau

Klein Sachau ¹⁾

Klein Wittfeitzen ¹⁾

Klennow

Monastery ¹⁾

Coals

Kolborn

Krautze

Kremlin

Kriwitz

Toad ¹⁾

Krummasel

Kukat

Külitz ¹⁾

Wishes

Kussebode ¹⁾

Coastal

Lazy

lance

Lefitz ¹⁾

Afford

Lensian

Lichtenberg

Liepe

Lodge

Loitze ¹⁾

Lomitz

Luebbow

Lübeln

Lüchow

Luckau

Lüsen ¹⁾

Lütenthien

Maddau ¹⁾

Malleben

Mammoißel ¹⁾

Marleben

marlin

Meetschow

Meuchefitz

Molden ¹⁾

Müggenburg ¹⁾

Hats ¹⁾

Nauden

Naulitz

Nemitz

Neritz ¹⁾

Niendorf near Bergen

Niendorf near Gartow

Oldendorf ¹⁾

Pannecke

Pevestorf

Plate

Predöhl

Precell

Prezier

Prießeck

Proitz

Püggen

Putt ball

Quartzau

Ranzau

Vines peat

Reddebeitz ¹⁾

Reddereitz

Speechemoißel

Reetze

Rehbeck

Reitze

Restorf

Saaße

Saggrian ¹⁾

Balance mat

Sallahn

Sareitz ¹⁾

Satemin

Schäpingen

Schlannau

Lance

Schletau

Schmarsau

Schnackenburg

Schnega

Schreyahn ¹⁾

Schweskau

Schwiepke

Seelwig

Seerau im Drawehn ¹⁾

Seerau in the Lucie

Simander

Solkau

Spithal

Starrel ¹⁾

Stones

Süthen ¹⁾

Tarmitz

Teplingen

Tuna

Thurau

To bring on

Tolstefanz

Trabuhn

Trebel

Tüschau

Vaddensen ¹⁾

Varbitz

Vasentia

Vietze

Volzendorf

Waddeweitz

Warpke

Weitsche

Winterweyhe

Wittfeitzen

Joke networks in Drawehn ¹⁾

Joke networks in Lemgow

Wöhningen

Woltersdorf

Wustrow

Zargleben ¹⁾

Zebelin

Zeetze

Until its dissolution in the 1920s, there were also several manor districts and forest districts in the Lüchow district.

Individual evidence

1. ^ ^{A b} Rolf Jehke: Territorial changes in Germany. Retrieved May 22, 2009 . 
2. ^ Michael Rademacher: German administrative history from the unification of the empire in 1871 to the reunification in 1990. dannenberg.html. (Online material for the dissertation, Osnabrück 2006). 
3. ^ Municipal directory 1910: Lüchow district