Danziger Höhe district

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The Danziger Höhe was from 1887 to 1920, a district in the administrative district of Gdansk the Prussian province of West Prussia . From 1920 to 1939 it existed as the district of Danziger Höhe in the Free City of Danzig . His area is now in the Polish powiat Gdański . The seat of the district office was in the sand pit 24 in Danzig.

The Danziger Höhe district until 1920
The province of West Prussia
  • Marienwerder administrative district
  • Gdansk administrative district

    • Administrative history

    German Empire

    Due to the continuous growth of the population in the 19th century, the areas of some districts in West Prussia turned out to be too large. It seemed necessary to reduce the size of the circles. As a result, on October 1, 1887, the new districts of Danziger Höhe and Danziger Niederung emerged in the area of the Danzig district , while the southern part of the Danzig district fell to the newly established Dirschau district . The district offices for the two new Gdansk districts were set up in Gdansk . On April 1, 1902, the two rural communities of Heiligenbrunn and Zigankenberg and the Hochstrieß manor district left the district and were incorporated into the urban district of Danzig. On April 1, 1914, the rural communities of Brösen, Saspe and Schellmühl followed.

    Free City of Gdansk

    State territory of the Free City with the two urban districts (orange) and three rural districts (yellow), the Danziger Höhe in the west

    With the entry into force of the Versailles Treaty on January 10, 1920, the Danziger Höhe district fell to the newly formed Free City of Danzig . Its boundaries cut through the historical district boundaries, so that the Danziger Höhe district was re-cut:

    • The communities of Bissau, Gluckau and Ramkau in the Danziger Höhe district fell to Poland.
    • The communities Barenhütte, Ellerbruch, Grenzacker, Groß Paglau, Oberhölle, Ochsenkopf, Scharshütte, Schwarzhütte, Strauchhütte, Strippau, Trockenhütte and Wiesenthal of the dissolved Berent district came to the Danziger Höhe district.
    • The communities Golmkau, Hohenstein, Klempin, Kohling, Lamenstein, Postelau, Rambeltsch, Sobbowitz and Uhlkau of the dissolved Dirschau district came to the Danziger Höhe district.
    • The communities Babenthal, Buschkau, Czapielken, Glasberg, Klanau, Maidahnen, Mariensee, Marschau, Neuendorf, Niedersommerkau, Oberhütte, Oberkahlbude, Obersommerkau, Ostroschken, Ottomin, Pomlau, Prangenau, Schönbeck, Stangenwalde and Tiefenthal of the dissolved Karthaus district came to the district of Danziger Höhe .
    • The city of Sopot from the dissolved Neustadt district in West Prussia came to the Danziger Höhe district.

    From 1920 the district was referred to as the Danziger Höhe district. In contrast to Germany, where the term district was introduced consistently in 1939, it was valid in the Free City of Danzig from 1920 according to Article 68 of its constitution.

    Sopot left the district on March 15, 1920 and was elevated to an urban district . On July 1, 1926, the rural community and manor district of Oliva were reclassified from the district of Danziger Höhe to the urban district of Danzig. On October 1, 1929, a regional reform took place in line with developments in Prussia, in which all manor districts except for the uninhabited forest estate districts were dissolved and assigned to neighboring rural communities. The municipalities of Altdorf, Brentau and Ohra were incorporated into the city of Danzig in 1933, as was the municipality of Emaus in 1934.

    After the invasion of Poland , the area of ​​the Free City of Danzig was annexed by the German Reich on September 1, 1939. On December 1, 1939, the district of Danziger Höhe was incorporated into the new district of Danzig . In spring 1945 the former district was occupied by the Red Army and has belonged to Poland ever since.

    District administrators

    population

    Population development

    • 1890: 39.763
    • 1900: 53.119
    • 1910: 53.506

    Denominations

    year evangelical Catholic Jewish
    absolutely % absolutely % absolutely %
    1890 17,465 43.9 22,116 55.6 69   0.2
    1910 23,955 44.8 29.206 54.6 83   0.2

    Division into communal units

    As municipal units, the Danziger Höhe district comprised municipalities and districts (forest and manor districts ) until 1920 . As a result of the new state borders, nine municipal units fell to the Powiat Kartuski in the new Pomeranian Voivodeship in 1920 , whereas more municipal units were added from other districts (21 from the Karthaus district , 13 from the Berent district , 12 from the Dirschau district , for a few months still a city from the Neustadt district in West Prussia ). The Danziger Höhe gradually gave up 17 municipal units through incorporation into the city of Danzig. Likewise, manor and forest districts were successively raised to communities, added to neighboring communities or merged with other districts to form a new community, until finally in 1929 the change in legal form became mandatory for all remaining districts. Only the Oliva forest district remained. The table brings together official names that changed many times, occasionally even several times, and common variants of the same. The reason for the name changes were v. a. politically intentional efforts to take the ancestral stamp of the toponyms and to Germanize or Polonize them. For the sources of the directory, see the footnotes.

    Municipalities and manor districts on the Danziger Höhe

    Official name 1887–1939    		 Variant (s) of
    the name    		 Name officially
    after 1945    		 Inhabitants (year) status Danziger height
    belonging    		 previously part of
    the circle
    Noble Groß Czapielken until 1923,
    Schaplitz from then on     		Wielki Czapielsk Szlachecki 164 (1910) Manor district , added to Royal Czapielken in 1929 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Altdorf Stara Wieś 52 (1910) Municipality, 1933 in Danzig City 1887-1933 Gdansk country
    Artschau Arciszewo 103 (1910) Manor district, became part of Strashin-Prangschin in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Babenthal Babendoll Babidół 133 (1910)
    278 (1929)     		Manor district until 1929, then parish 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Bangschin Bendieszin Będzieszyn 174 (1910) Manor district, in 1929 to Praust 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Bankau Bąkowo 235 (1910) Manor district, to Jenkau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Barenhütte Baarenhütte Borovina 248 (1910)
    287 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Bechsteinswalde Kamionka 130 (1910) Manor district, 1929 to Sobbowitz 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Bissau Anyway Bysewo 678 (1910) Community, went to kartuzy county over 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Bölkau see:
    Klein Bölkau
    Borgfeld Borkowo 343 (1910)
    356 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Borrenschin Boręcin Borzęcin 27 (1910) Manor district, in Gischkau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Bösendorf Zławieś Zła Wieś 138 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Braunsdorf Błotnia 395 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Brentau Brentowo Brętowo 1,179 (1910) Municipality, 1933 in Danzig City 1887-1933 Gdansk country
    Bruise Bresen Brzeźno 2,504 (1910) Parish, 1914 to Gdansk city 1887-1914 Gdansk country
    Buschkau see:
    Ober Buschkau
    Czapeln Czaple 121 (1910) Manorial district, passed to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Czerniau until 1906,
    Scherniau from then on     		Czerniewo 254 (1910)
    323 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Czerniau until 1905 , from then on
    Schwarzenfelde manor district     		Czerniec 124 (1910) Manor district, part of the municipality of Czerniau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Domachau Dommachau Domachowo 118 (1910) Manor district, part of Saskoschin in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Ellerbruch Olszanka 239 (1910)
    203 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Ellernitz Lniska 108 (1910) Manorial district, passed to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Emaus Emaus 2,217 (1910) Municipality, 1934 in Danzig City 1887-1934 Gdansk country
    Gischkau Juszkowo 357 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Glasberg Szklana Góra 299 (1910)
    234 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Glettkau Gletkowo Jelitkowo 254 (1910) Parish, 1901 to Oliva, with this 1925 to Gdansk city 1887-1925 Gdansk country
    Gluckau Klukowo 574 (1910) Parish, passed to the Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Gold jug Złota Karczma 24 (1905)
    39 (1929)     		Location of Mattern until 1920 (which otherwise passed to the Powiat Kartuski) , then municipality 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Golmkau see:
    Groß Golmkau
    Goshin Goshyn Goszyn 212 (1910) Manor district, part of Klein Bölkau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Grenzacker Blizny 142 (1910)
    114 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Border village Graniczna Wieś 279 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Groß Bölkau Great Billekaw Bielkowo 266 (1910) Manor district, to Löblau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Groß Golmkau until 1929,
    Golmkau from then on     		Gołąbkowo 495 (1929) local community 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Groß Kleschkau until 1929,
    Kleschkau from then on     		Kleszczewo 219 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Groß Kleschkau , manor district Kleszczewo 225 (1910) Manor district, 1929 to the community of Groß Kleschkau 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Great Paglau Pawłowo 493 (1910)
    257 (1929)     		Manor district until 1929, then parish 1920-1939 Berent
    Great Saalau Żuława 252 (1910) Manor district, part of Saalau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Big hitchhiking Trąbki Wielkie 428 (1910)
    506 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Groß Trampken , manor district Trąbki Wielkie 133 (1910) Manor district, part of Groß Trampken municipality in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Good hostel Lipicz Lipce 418 (1910)
    473 (1929)     		Parish, 1939 to Gdansk city 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Heiligenbrunn Studzienka 742 (1905) Municipality, 1902 to Gdansk city 1887-1902 Gdansk country
    Hoch Kelpin until 1929,
    Kelpin from then on     		Kiełpino Górne 251 (1929) Municipality, new in 1908 through the merger of the manor districts of Hoch Kelpin and Smengorschin 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    High Kelpin , manor Kiełpino Górne 246 (1910) Manor district, became part of Hoch Kelpin municipality in 1908 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Hochneuendorf
    see: Neuendorf
    Hochstriess Striesz Bystrzec Górny 1945–1948,
    Strzyża Górna from then on     		1,322 (1895)
    3,399 (1905)     		Manor district, April 1, 1902, part of Danzig City 1887-1902 Gdansk country
    Hohenstein Pszczółki 820 (1910)
    1,188 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Jenkau Janichowo Jankowo 137 (1910)
    505 (1929)     		Manor district until 1929, then parish 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Jetau Great Jetau Jagatowo 364 (1910)
    314 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Johannisthal Dolinka 72 (1910) Manor district, part of Ober Buschkau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Katzke Kaczki 168 (1910) Manor district until 1929, then parish 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Kelpin see:
    High Kelpin
    Kladau Kladow Kłodawa 491 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Klanau Klonowo Dolne 455 (1910)
    386 (1929)     		Municipality, new in 1929 through the merger of Nieder Klanau and Ober Klanau 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Klein Bölkau until 1929,
    Bölkau from then on     		Bielkowo Małe Bielkówko 856 (1910)
    1.110 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Little Kelpin Kiełpinek 142 (1910)
    139 (1929)     		Manor district until 1929, then parish 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Klein Kleschkau Kleszczewko 158 (1910) Manor district, 1929 to Langenau 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Klein Saalau until 1929, from then on
    Saalau     		Żuławka 97 (1910)
    498 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Little hitchhiking Trąbki Małe 220 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Plumber Klępiny 161 (1910)
    379 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Kleschkau see: Groß Kleschkau
    Kohling Koloninek Kolnik 350 (1910)
    422 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Kokoschken Kokoszki 215 (1910) Manorial district, passed to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Königlich Czapielken until 1923 ,
    Königlich Schaplitz 1923–1929,
    Schaplitz from then on     		Czapielsk Królewski Czapielsk 85 (1910)
    263 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Konradshammer Conrads hammer Przymorze 279 (1910) Parish, 1907 to Oliva, with this 1925 to Gdansk city 1887-1925 Gdansk country
    Kowall Kowale 202 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Lagschau Lageschaw Łaguszewo 173 (1910) Manor district, joined Klempin in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Lamenstein Elganowo Ełganowo 711 (1910)
    776 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Langenau Langnowo Łęgowo 937 (1910)
    1,204 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Reading Lezno Leźno 302 (1910) Manorial district, passed to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Lissau Lisewiec 125 (1910) Manor district, part of Klein Bölkau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Löblau Lubelau Lublewo 934 (1910)
    1,277 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Maczkau until 1907,
    Matzkau from then on     		Mud chew Maćkowy 169 (1910) Manorial district, 1929 to Ohra, with this 1933 to Danzig City 1887-1933 Gdansk country
    Maidahnen Majdany 131 (1910)
    122 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Mallentin Mallenczyn Malentyn 8 (1910) Forest district , part of Klein Saalau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Mariensee Przywidz 288 (1910)
    426 (1929)     		Manor district until 1929, then parish 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Marschau Marszewy Marszewo 297 (1910)
    258 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Mattern
    see also: Goldkrug     		Matarnia 300 (1910) Manorial district, passed to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Meisterswalde Mierzeszyn 832 (1910)
    804 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Middle Golmkau Gołębiewo Średnie 217 (1910) Parish, 1929 to Groß Golmkau 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Müggau Miggau Migowo 152 (1910)
    146 (1929)     		Manor district until 1922, then municipality, in 1929 to Gdansk City 1887-1929 Gdansk country
    Nenkau Nenkowy Jasień 234 (1910) Manor district, divided between Hoch Kelpin and Schüddelkau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Neuendorf on the heights Nijedärp,
    Hoch-Neuendorf    		 Nowa Wieś Przywidzka 366 (1910)
    278 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Nieder Klanau
    see: Klanau
    Lower summerau Klein Szumprczie Ząbrsko Dolne 117 (1910)
    91 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Nobel Constant tinople Niegowo 116 (1910)
    122 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Ober Buschkau until 1929,
    Buschkau from then on     		Buszkowy 502 (1910)
    709 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Upper hell Oberhöl Piekło Górne 144 (1910)
    129 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Oberhütte Overprotection Huta Górna 248 (1910)
    209 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Oberkahlbude Kolbude,
    Kolbudy Górne    		 Kolbudy 348 (1910)
    512 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Ober Klanau
    see: Klanau
    Obersommerkau Great Szumprczie Ząbrsko Górne 256 (1910)
    187 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Ox head Ossenkop Czestocin 118 (1910)
    208 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Ohra Orunia 11,029 (1910) Municipality, 1933 in Danzig City 1887-1933 Gdansk country
    Oliva Oliwa 9,346 (1925) Municipality, in 1925 to Gdansk City 1887-1925 Gdansk country
    Oliva , forest Oliwa-Leśniczówko 52 (1910)
    125 (1929)     		Forest district 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Ostroschken Ostroszken Ostróżki 201 (1910)
    214 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Ottomin Otomin 60 (1905)
    82 (1929)     		Forest district (separated from Sulmin in 1907) until 1929, then municipality 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Pietzkendorf Piecki 338 (1910)
    357 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Pomlau Pomlevo 432 (1910)
    365 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Postelau Postołowo 405 (1910)
    432 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Prangenau until 1923,
    Prangenau in the Radaunetal     		Pręgowo 621 (1910)
    576 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Prangschin Pręgszyn Prędzieszyn 234 (1910) Manor district, became part of Strashin-Prangschin in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Paw Pruszcz 1945–1951,
    Pruszcz Gdański from then on     		2,841 (1910)
    3,878 (1929)     		Parish, 1939 to Gdansk city 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Prauster mug Pruska Karczma 9 (1910) Forest district, part of Grenzdorf in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Rambau Rębowo 82 (1910) Manor district (separated from Sulmin in 1907) , 1929 to Schüddelkau 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Rambeltsch Rębielcz 401 (1910)
    663 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Ramkau Rambechau Rębiechowo 538 (1910) Parish, passed to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Rexin Rekcin 158 (1910) Manor district, part of Klein Saalau in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Richthof (old) see: Sulmin
    Richthof (new) Rychtov Otomin Location of Richthof until 1920 (which otherwise passed as Sulmin to the Powiat Kartuski) , 1923 itself municipality, 1929 to Ottomin 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Rosenberg Rozemberk Różyny 474 (1910)
    778 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Rottmannsdorf Rothmancke Rotmanka 155 (1910) Manor district, became part of Strashin-Prangschin in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Russozhin Russoczyn Rusocin 205 (1910) Manor district, 1929 to Langenau 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Saalau see:
    Klein Saalau
    Saskozhin Saskoczin Zaskoczyn 164 (1910)
    247 (1929)     		Manor district until 1929, then parish 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Sasp Zaspa 3,149 (1910) Manor district, part of Danzig City in 1914 1887-1914 Gdansk country
    Sheep farm Széperëjô Owczarnia 83 (1910) Manorial district, passed to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Schaplitz see: Königlich Czapielken
    Sharp place Ostróżek 150 (1910)
    172 (1929)     		Manor district, became part of Strashin-Prangschin in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Scharshütte Gromadzin 133 (1910)
    109 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Schellmuehl Szelmeja Młyniska 533 (1910) Parish, 1914 to Gdansk city 1887-1914 Gdansk country
    Scherniau see: Czerniau
    Schönbeck Miłowo 371 (1910)
    296 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Schönfeld near Danzig Łostowice 407 (1910)
    768 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Schönfeld , manor district Łostowice 88 (1910) Manor district, 1929 to the community of Schönfeld 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Fair warling Shoes Skowarcz 691 (1910)
    769 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Schüddelkau Szadółki 262 (1910)
    557 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    For Schwarzenfelde see: Czerniau, manor district
    Schwarzhütte Czarnahuta Czarna Huta 116 (1910)
    108 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Schwintsch Świńcz 198 (1910)
    362 (1929)     		Manor district until 1929, then parish 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Senslau Żenisławki Żelisławki 249 (1910) Manor district, part of Rambeltsch in 1929 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Smengorschin Smęgorzyno 65 (1905) Manor district, became part of Hoch Kelpin in 1908 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Sobbowitz Sobitz,
    Suhbewitz    		 Sobowidz 155 (1910) Manor district until 1929, then parish 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Pole forest Stęgwałd Jodłowno 207 (1910)
    201 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Strashin Straszyn 279 (1910) Manor district, became part of Strashin-Prangschin in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Strashin Prangschin Straszyn Prędzieszyn Straszyn 885 (1929) Community, newly formed in 1929 through the merger of Artschau, Prangschin, Rottmannsdorf and Straschin 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Shrub hut Strukhuta Kierzkowo 313 (1910)
    268 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Strippau Strzepowo Trzepowo 377 (1910)
    422 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Strippau , manor district Strzepowo Trzepowo 78 (1910) Manor district, part of Strippau municipality in 1929 1920-1939 Berent
    Sukczyn until 1894,
    Suckschin from then on     		Żukczyn 349 (1910)
    331 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Sulmin until 1908,
    Richthof 1908–1920,
    Sulmin from then on
    see also: Richthof (new)     		Sulmin 270 (1910) Manor until 1907, then parish, went to Powiat Kartuski 1887-1920 Gdansk country
    Tiefenthal Dypendal Roztoka 172 (1910)
    121 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Hitchhiking Trąbki 7 (1910) Forest district, in 1929 to the community of Groß Trampken 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Drying hut Suchahuta Sucha Huta 301 (1910)
    242 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Uhlkau Ulkowy 259 (1910)
    241 (1929)     		Manor district until 1920, then parish 1920-1939 Dirschau
    Under Buschkau Buszkowy Dolne 156 (1910) Manor district, part of Ober Buschkau in 1929 1920-1939 Karthaus
    Wartsch , community Warcz 309 (1910)
    294 (1929)     		local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Wartsch , manor district Warcz 66 (1910) Manor district, part of the Wartsch community in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Pig shack until 1889
    Wiesenthal     		Swienie Budy Drzewina 149 (1910)
    153 (1929)     		local community 1920-1939 Berent
    Wonneberg Wónebarch,
    Wujeścisko    		 Ujeścisko 742 (1910)
    990 (1929)     		Municipality, April 1, 1942 in Danzig City 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Voyanov Wojanowo 176 (1910) Manor district, in 1929 to Schwintsch, 1935 to Praust 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Quarreling interest Zankenczyn Zakoniczyn 143 (1910) Manor district, part of Schönfeld municipality in 1929 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Zigankenberg Zechanke,
    Cyganki,
    Góra Cygańska    		 Suchanino 2,076 (1895) Municipality, 1902 to Gdansk city 1887-1902 Gdansk country
    Zipplau Cieplewo 184 (1910) local community 1887-1939 Gdansk country
    Sopot Sopot 15,015 (1910)
    30,835 (1929)     		City, Jan. 1920 belonging to a district, March 1920 not belonging to a district (Stadtkreis) 1920, January 10th to March 25th Neustadt in West Prussia

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    1. ↑ a b www.gemeindeververzeichnis.de: District of Danziger Höhe
    2. ↑ See Constitution of the Free City of Danzig of November 17, 1920, Article 68, accessed on September 30, 2019.
    3. ↑ Stadtkreis Soppot , on: Territorial changes in Germany and German administered areas: 1874–1945 , accessed on October 7, 2011.
    4. ↑ www.territorial.de: District Danziger Höhe 1939
    5. ↑ In particular on name variants and changes in the legal status cf. Family research in West Prussia , accessed on February 3, 2018.
    6. ↑ Jelitkowo is now part of the Gdansk district of Żabianka-Wejhera-Jelitkowo-Tysiąclecia .
    7. ↑ 1973 Klukowo came to Gdańsk City.
    8. ↑ In 1954 Złota Karczma came to Gdańsk City.
    9. ↑ Lipce is now part of the Orunia-Św district of Gdańsk . Wojciech-Lipce .
    10. ↑ Strzyża Górna is now part of the Strzyża district .
    11. ↑ 1973 Kiełpinek came to Gdańsk City.
    12. ↑ 1973 Kokoszki came to Gdańsk City.
    13. ↑ 1973 a part of Kowale came to Gdańsk City.
    14. ↑ In 1973 Matarnia came to Gdańsk City.
    15. ↑ In 1945 Migowo became a municipality again, only to fall back to Gdańsk in 1954, where it belongs to the Piecki-Migowo district.
    16. ↑ In 1973 Jasień came to Gdańsk City.
    17. ↑ In 1954 Niegowo came to Gdańsk City.
    18. ↑ Orunia is now part of the Orunia-Św district of Gdańsk . Wojciech-Lipce .
    19. ↑ In 1942 Pietzkendorf came to Danzig City, where it is now part of the Piecki-Migowo district .
    20. ↑ 1973 Postołowo came to Gdańsk City.
    21. ↑ 1945 Pruszcz was reconstituted as a municipality.
    22. ↑ 1973 Rębielcz came to Gdańsk City.
    23. ↑ 1973 Rębiechowo came to Gdańsk City.
    24. ↑ 1973 Owczarnia came to Gdańsk City.
    25. ↑ 1954 Ostrożek came to Gdańsk City.
    26. ↑ 1973 Łostowice came to Gdańsk City, where it belongs to the Ujeścisko-Łostowice District .
    27. ↑ 1973 Szadółki came to Gdańsk City.
    28. ↑ 1973 Smęgorzyno came to Gdańsk City.
    29. ↑ Ujeścisko is now part of the Ujeścisko-Łostowice District .