List of Dortmund districts

City districts and parts

This list shows the districts of Dortmund . The list is arranged according to city districts and contains all statistical districts and sub-districts.

Explanation

The city of Dortmund is divided into twelve boroughs . There is no official division into city districts below these city districts. However, all city districts are further subdivided into a total of 62 statistical districts (two-digit code number) and these in turn into 170 statistical sub-districts (three-digit, with the first two digits corresponding to the statistical district), of which 15 coincide with the higher-level statistical districts (in this case is the last digit "0", otherwise it is numbered from 1 up).

In the three inner city districts, the statistical districts are largely based on prominent buildings and squares; the subdivision is not based on historical developments and localities, but is more or less bureaucratically determined. Exceptions are, for example, the statistical district of Dorstfeld or the statistical sub-district of Körne.

Outside the city center, the statistical districts or sub-districts usually correspond to formerly independent municipalities (whose boundaries are still preserved in the districts ) and can therefore be understood as urban / districts .

Overview

No.	Arrival number Unt.- bez.	district	Area [km²]	Settlements lungs- area [km²]	Residents	EW / km²	EW / km² Siedl.- area	(Main) districts
000-03	13	Downtown West District	13.760	2.71	51,522	3740	19,000	DO , Dorstfeld , Marten
00	4th	City	1,779	0.61	9,128	5130	15,000	DO
01	3	Westfalenhalle	3.741	0.71	15,420	4120	21,700	DO
02	3	Dorstfeld Bridge	2.115	0.35	11,793	5580	33,700	DO
03	3	Dorstfeld	6.124	1.04	15,181	2480	14,600	Dorstfeld, Marten (southeast of the district, industrial area beyond A 45 and railway)
004-06	9	Downtown North District	14,415	1.51	53.164	3690	35,200	DO
04	3	port	4,617	0.45	17,072	3700	37,900	DO
05	4th	North market	3.246	0.69	24,951	7690	36,200	DO
06	2	Borsigplatz	6.552	0.36	11,141	1700	30,900	DO
007-09	9	City District Downtown East	11.265	3.21	53,690	4770	16,700	DO (including grains)
07	3	Kaiserbrunnen	3.722	1.08	24,017	6450	22,200	DO (including the former Körne district )
08	4th	Westfalendamm	4,564	1.49	17,387	3810	11,700	DO
09	2	Ruhrallee	2.979	0.64	12,286	4120	19,200	DO
0	31	Inner city parts as a whole	39,440	7.43	158.376	4020	21,300	DO (including grains), Dorstfeld , Marten
1	8th	Eving borough	22.894	3.06	36,168	1580	11,800	div.
11	2	Break	7.178	1.10	8,942	1250	8,100	Break
12	4th	Eving	7.442	1.47	21,329	2870	14,500	Eving, Kemminghausen
13	1	Holthausen	4,964	0.06	422	90	7,000	Holthausen
14th	1	Lindenhorst	3.309	0.42	5,475	1650	13,000	Lindenhorst
2	16	Scharnhorst district	31,438	3.98	44.208	1410	11,100	div.
21st	2	That	4.033	0.52	6,186	1530	11,900	That
22nd	2	Hostedde	4,316	0.24	2,225	520	9,300	Hostedde, Grevel (smaller northern half with former core town)
23	2	Kirchderne	2,450	0.45	3,943	1610	8,800	Kirchderne (northwest half)
24	4th	Kurl-Husen	6.248	0.92	7,435	1190	8,100	Kurl , Husen
25th	2	Lanstrop	7.256	0.48	3,992	550	8,300	Lanstrop
26th	3	Alt-Scharnhorst	4.231	0.84	8,244	1950	9,800	Kirchderne (southeast half)
27	1	Scharnhorst-Ost	2.901	0.52	12,183	4200	23,400	Grevel (larger southern half)
3	20th	Brackel borough	30.880	4.75	54,146	1750	11,400	div.
31	5	Woodlice	8.403	0.96	8,745	1040	9,100	Woodlice
32	8th	Brackel	9,852	1.88	22,222	2260	11,800	Brackel
33	3	Wobble	3.708	0.64	7,829	2110	12,200	Wobble
34	4th	Wickede	8,916	1.29	15,350	1720	11,900	Wickede
4th	16	Aplerbeck district	24,980	6.18	54.902	2200	8,900	div.
41	7th	Aplerbeck	8,761	2.39	21,472	2450	9,000	Aplerbeck
42	3	Berghofen	5.044	1.56	11,963	2370	7,700	Berghofen
43	2	Stir up	3,870	0.78	9,556	2470	12,300	Stir up
44	2	Sölde	2.407	0.63	5,771	2400	9,200	Sölde (northern half)
45	2	Sölderholz	4.897	0.81	6.140	1250	7,600	Sölde (southern half), Lichtendorf
5	16	District of Hörde	29.789	5.24	53,294	1790	10,200	div.
51	2	Benninghofen	2.753	0.88	8,489	3080	9,600	Benninghofen (north and Loh in the middle)
52	2	Hacheney	1.294	0.15	1,610	1240	10,700	Hacheney (south of the eastern part)
53	5	Hear	5.916	1.12	22,961	3880	20,500	Hörde, Hacheney (north of the eastern part)
54	2	Wood	8.066	1.41	9,059	1120	6,400	Holzen, Niederhofen (each uninhabited center and southern part), Benninghofen ( highest in the south of the district)
55	2	Syburg	8,122	0.51	1,492	180	2,900	Syburg inc. Buchholz in the northeast, which once belonged to the city of Westhofen
56	2	Wellinghofen	1.931	0.73	7,241	3750	9,900	Wellinghofen, Wichlinghofen (only north), Niederhofen (only populated north)
57	1	Wichlinghofen	1.706	0.37	2,442	1430	6,600	Wichlinghofen (without north)
6th	28	Hombruch district	34.975	6.03	56,242	1610	9,300	div.
61	5	Barop	1.961	0.64	7,497	3820	11,700	Barop (southeast half)
62	1	Bitter pulp	3,625	0.41	2,623	720	6,400	Lücklemberg (southern half)
63	2	Brünninghausen	2.164	0.46	3,948	1820	8,600	Hacheney (western part)
64	3	Eichlinghofen	6.612	0.73	8,260	1250	11,300	Eichlinghofen. Salingen , Barop (northwest half with the former main towns of Groß- and Klein-Barop)
65	3	Hombruch	2.238	0.88	11,764	5260	13,400	Kirchhörde (north)
66	3	Persebeck-Kruckel-Snow	5.189	0.53	3,985	770	7,500	Persebeck , Kirchhörde (southwest with Kruckel and snow )
67	8th	Kirchhörde-Löttringhausen	7.610	1.31	9,685	1270	7,400	Kirchhörde (excluding west, south-west and north) together with Löttringhausen
68	2	Rombergpark-Lücklemberg	3,622	0.85	5,355	1480	6,300	Lücklemberg (northern half), Hacheney (southern center)
69	1	Menglinghausen	1.953	0.25	3.125	1600	12,500	Menglinghausen
7th	12	Lütgendortmund district	22,444	4.05	47,883	2130	11,800	div.
71	1	Bövinghausen	2.507	0.43	5,388	2150	12,500	Bövinghausen, Dellwig (west north)
72	1	Kley	1,600	0.24	3,370	2110	14,000	Kley (larger eastern half)
73	6th	Lütgendortmund	7.223	1.88	22,774	3150	12,100	Lütgendortmund, Holte-Kreta , Dellwig (south west), Kley (smaller west half with Somborn )
74	2	Marten	4,320	0.71	9,394	2170	13,200	Marten
75	1	Oespel	4.150	0.53	4,290	1030	8,100	Oespel (without parts south of the B 1)
76	1	Westrich	2,644	0.26	2,667	1010	10,300	Westrich, Dellwig (larger eastern half with the former core town)
8th	11	Huckarde district	15,100	2.85	35,678	2360	12,500	div.
81	1	Deusen	3.109	0.19	1,886	610	9,900	Deusen (as well as the core town of Ellinghausen)
82	5	Huckarde	6.424	1.24	16,559	2580	13,400	Huckarde and Wischlingen in the western south
83	2	Jungferntal cream	2.083	0.51	6.252	3000	12,300	Rahm , Kirchlinde (east of the Jungferntal, beyond the A 45 )
84	3	Church linden tree	3.484	0.90	10,981	3150	12,200	Kirchlinde (excluding east-northeast)
9	12	Mengede district	28.767	3.27	38,115	1320	11,700	div.
91	1	Bodelschwingh	3.316	0.61	6,948	2100	11,400	Bodelschwingh
92	4th	Amount of money	6.737	1.11	11,681	1730	10,500	Mengede, Oestrich (with the north of the former Femarkung Brüninghausen)
93	1	Nice	2.726	0.52	6,046	2220	11,600	Nice (larger west half with Obernette in the south)
94	1	Oestrich	2.711	0.48	6,038	2230	12,600	Oestrich (with Brüninghausen in the west)
95	4th	Difficultinghausen	10.229	0.13	819	80	6,300	Ellinghausen (without the former main town in the south), Groppenbruch , Schwieringhausen, Nette (smaller, hardly populated eastern half with Niedernette)
96	1	Westerfilde	3.047	0.46	6,583	2160	14,300	Westerfilde
1-9	139	Total suburbs	241.268	39.41	420,636	1740	10,700	div.
0-9	170	Dortmund	280.708	46.84	579.012	2060	12,400	all

Townships

Downtown West

The city ​​district of Innenstadt-West encompasses the historic city center of Dortmund, in which all of the city’s central facilities are still located today, as well as Dorstfeld, which was incorporated on June 10, 1914, and the hospital and Kreuzviertel settlement areas south of the city center.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
00	City	9,128
001	City-East	2,848	13,300	includes the Brückstrasse district
002	City-West	897	6,600
003	Cityring-West	3,229	18,500	includes the clinic district with the Westpark subdistrict
004	Cityring-Ost	2,020	24,300
01	Westfalenhalle	15,420
011	Westfalenhalle	6,928	24,200	includes the Kreuzviertel with the subdistrict Südwestfriedhof
012	Southwest Cemetery	2,574	21,500	includes the Kreuzviertel with the sub-district Westfalenhalle
013	Tremonia	5,903	19,200
02	Dorstfeld Bridge	11,793
021	West Park	4.106	29,900	includes the clinic district with the sub-district Cityring-West
022	Dorstfeld Bridge	6,287	39,400
023	union	1,432	28,700	includes the Unionviertel
03	Dorstfeld	15,181
031	Hallerey	4,198	20,200
032	Dorstfeld	4,887	16,000
033	Oberdorstfeld	6,483	12,400

Downtown north

The city ​​district Innenstadt-Nord , often simply called Nordstadt, emerged as a workers' residential area in the course of industrialization. It is the oldest and largest contiguous old building area in the Ruhr area .

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
04	port	17,072
041	port	7,227	37,900
042	Harbor South	4,270	37,900
043	Harbor Southeast	5,336	35,200
05	North market	24,951		Most densely populated district in the city district of Innenstadt-Nord and all of Dortmund
051	North market south	7,861	34,400
052	North Market Southeast	3.813	43,200
053	North Market West	8,670	32,000
054	North market east	4,467	42,600
06	Borsigplatz	11,141
061	Borsigplatz	7,524	36,000
062	Westfalenhütte	3,582	24,000

Downtown East

The city ​​district Innenstadt-Ost is the easternmost of the three inner city districts. The former municipality of Körne was incorporated into Dortmund on April 1, 1905.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
07	Kaiserbrunnen	24,017
071	Kaiserbrunnen	7,774	22,600	includes the judicial and Kaiserstraßenviertel
072	Funkenburg	6,745	28,100
073	Grains	9,163	18,600
08	Westfalendamm	17,387
081	Westfalendamm-North	3,770	11,600
082	Garden City -North	6,984	13,500
083	Westfalendamm-Süd	4.171	13,300
084	Garden City South	2.126	6,300
09	Ruhrallee	12,286
091	Ruhrallee West	7,230	23,700
092	Ruhrallee East	4,737	14,300

Eving

The Eving district is located in the north of Dortmund. His area was incorporated into Dortmund on June 10, 1914 (Eving and Lindenhorst) and April 1, 1928 (Brechte and Holthausen bei Brechte, until 1905 Holthausen bei Lünen).

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
11	Break	8,942
111	Brechte-North	5,429	8,300
112	Brechte-South	3,496	7,900
12	Eving	21,329
121	Niedereving	3,856	13,300
122	Eving	4.146	13,200
123	Obereving	11,558	15,200
124	Kemminghausen	1,738	16,400
13	Holthausen	422
130	Holthausen	434	7,000
14th	Lindenhorst	5,475
140	Lindenhorst	5,490	13,000

Scharnhorst

The area of ​​the current district of Scharnhorst was incorporated into Dortmund on April 1, 1928. Alt-Scharnhorst was created in the course of industrialization on April 1, 1918 from parts of the incorporated towns of Brackel and Wambel as a mining settlement around the Scharnhorst colliery. Scharnhorst-Ost was created from 1965 as a large housing estate (planned town) on the area of ​​the former municipality of Grevel.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
21st	That	6,186
211	Old age	919	7,700
212	That	5,372	13,300
22nd	Hostedde	2,225
221	Grevel	633	7,600
222	Hostedde	1,581	10.100
23	Kirchderne	3,943
231	Franz-Zimmer-Settlement	2,822	8,500
232	Kirchderne	1,248	8,900
24	Kurl-Husen	7,435
241	Kurl -North	1,021	5,800
242	Kurl South	2,700	9,200
243	Husen North	531	7,600
244	Husen South	3,275	8,700
25th	Lanstrop	3,992
251	Lanstrop-New	3,065	10,400
252	Lanstrop-Alt	1,217	6,500
26th	Alt-Scharnhorst	8,244
261	MSA settlement	3,244	7,900
262	Alt-Scharnhorst	3,540	15,200
263	Westwood	1,545	7,700
27	Scharnhorst-Ost	12,183
270	Scharnhorst-Ost	12,485	23,800

Brackel

The Brackel district is located in the east of Dortmund. Like the city itself, it probably goes back to a Carolingian empire founded. Brackel and Wambel were incorporated into Dortmund on April 1, 1918, Asseln and Wickede on April 1, 1928.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
31	Woodlice	8,745
311	Asselburg	2,924	11,800
312	Woodlice village	1,368	9,600
313	Woodlice Hellweg	1,077	7,300
314	Holstein colony	2,727	8,300
315	Neuasseln colony	731	8,000	forms the district of Neuasseln with the radio tower settlement sub-district
32	Brackel	22,222
321	Brackeler field	2,822	12,500
322	West stern	4,399	11,800
323	Reichshof	3,696	14,200
324	Brackel village	3,183	11,200
325	Brackel Hellweg	963	9,400
326	Miners' Union Hospital	2,055	9,900
327	Main cemetery	1,870	8,800
328	Radio tower settlement	2,982	13,100	forms the district of Neuasseln with the subdistrict Colony Neuasseln
33	Wobble	7,829
331	Wambel village	2,344	11,500
332	Breierspfad	2,932	11,200
333	Racecourse	2,469	14,200
34	Wickede	15,350
341	Wickeder field	6,292	15,600
342	Wickede village	4,242	9,900
343	Dollersweg	2,966	10.100
344	Airport	2,249	13,500

Aplerbeck

The city ​​district of Aplerbeck is located in the southeast of Dortmund. According to the Legenda aurea , the Ewaldi brothers were slain here in the 7th century. His area was incorporated into Dortmund on August 1, 1929, Lichtendorf on January 1, 1975.

The following districts are in the city district:

• 1226 Aplerbeck
• 1228 Berghofen (without the extreme northwest)
• 1236 Stoking (excluding the extreme southwest)
• 1237 Solde
• 1241 Benninghofen (small part in the north-east of the district)
• 1302 Lichtendorf

Except for border shifts, the districts (except Benninghofen) correspond to today's statistical districts of the city district; only Lichtendorf was united with the south of Sölde and does not appear by name until the sub-districts.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
41	Aplerbeck	21,472		Aplerbeck (without part in the northwest, extreme southeast, beyond the railway, southern west and extreme southwest, beyond the B 236), Sölde (extreme northwest), Berghofen (small part in the middle east)
411	Aplerbecker Strasse	2,639	8,000	North-east of the district of Aplerbeck, extreme north-west of Söldes
412	Marsbruchstrasse	3,773	10,800	Northwest of the district Aplerbeck (without its west)
413	Aplerbecker market	4.016	12,900	North-central west of the Aplerbeck district
414	Vieselerhofstrasse	2,384	9,100	North-central east of the Aplerbeck district
415	Aplerbeck station south	3,675	10,800	South-central west of the Aplerbeck district
416	Aplerbecker Mark	4,384	7,500	Southwest of the district of Aplerbeck (without the extreme southwest), small part in the east of Berghofen
417	Swords road	1,410	6,700	South-east of the Aplerbeck district (excluding the extreme south-east)
42	Berghofen	11,963		District Berghofen (excluding the extreme north-west, extreme north and extreme east), Benninghofen (small part in the north-east), Schüren (extreme south, beyond the railway tracks), Aplerbeck (south-west and minimal portion in the extreme southwest of the district, beyond the B 236 )
421	Berghofen village	6,299	7,900	District Berghofen (west), Benninghofen (small part in the north east)
422	Ostkirchstrasse	3,235	8,900	North-east of the Berghofen, Aplerbeck (south-west), Schüren (extreme south)
423	Berghofer Mark	2,377	5,900	South of the Berghofen, Aplerbeck district (minimal proportions, extreme southwest)
43	Stir up	9,556		District Schüren (without the extreme southwest and extreme south), Berghofen (border areas in the north of the district, north of the railway and east of the B 236)
431	Stoke New	4,984	15,000	Northern half of Schürender district, north-western edge of Aplerbecks, Berghofen (edge ​​parts in the north of the district, north of the railway and east of the B 236)
432	Stoke Alt	4,421	9,900	Southern half of the district Schüren, without the extreme southwest and extreme south (beyond the railway), Berghofen (edge ​​parts in the north of the district, north of the railway and east of the B 236)
44	Sölde	5,771		Sölde district (northern half, excluding the extreme northwest)
441	Sölde-North	3,861	9,400	North of the district of Sölde (excluding the extreme northwest)
442	Sölde-Süd	1.931	9,000	Center of the district of Sölde
45	Sölderholz	6.140		Markings Sölde (southeast half), Lichtendorf and Aplerbeck (extreme southeast, beyond the railway)
451	Sölderholz	3,708	8,400	Sölde (southeast half) and Aplerbeck (extreme southeast, beyond the railway)
452	Lichtendorf	2,534	6,800	Lichtendorf district

Hear

The area of ​​the current urban district of Hörde includes the former urban district of Hörde, which was incorporated into Dortmund on April 1, 1928. On August 1, 1929, the formerly independent communities of Syburg and Wellinghofen followed. Holzen was finally incorporated on January 1, 1975.

The following districts are in the city district:

• 1228 Berghofen (only extreme northwest of the district)
• 1236 Schüren (only extreme southwest of the district)
• 1241 Benninghofen (excluding the north east)
• 1243 Hacheney (eastern half)
• 1246 Wellinghofen
• 1247 Hörde
• 1301 wood
• 1303 Syburg (with Buchholz, formerly Westhofen)
• 1901 Niederhofen
• 1902 Wichlinghofen (without the extreme northwest, beyond the B 54)

All district names belonging to a significant extent to the city district, with the exception of Niederhofen, are also names of statistical districts - but in z. T. changed borders and in the case of Hacheney less than half of the district bears the name today.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
51	Benninghofen	8,489		North and center of the Benninghofen district
511	Benninghofen	4,557	12,700	North of the Benninghofen district
512	Tan	3,891	7,500	In the middle of the Benninghofen district
52	Hacheney	1,610		Southeast of the district of Hacheney
521	Hacheney School Center	944	14,800	(Part west of the B 54)
522	Pferdebachtal	746	8,300	(Part east of the B 54)
53	Hear	22,961		District Hörde, district Hacheney (Phönixpark, extreme northeast)
531	Remberg	7,247	15,100	Far north of the Hörde district (beyond the railway)
532	Hear	3,587	20,000	Central part of the Hörde district delimited by railroad tracks, extreme southwest of Schürde and extreme northwest of Berghofen
533	Phoenix West	3,311	24,200	District Hacheney (Phönixpark, extreme northeast), district Hörde (extreme west)
534	Brücherhof	5,743	21,100	Central south of the Hörde district
535	Clarenberg	3,087	28,700	South-east of the Hörde district, extreme north-west of Berghofen
54	Wood	9,059		Holzen district, south of Benninghofen district, unpopulated majority of Niederhofen district (excluding north and south-west)
541	Highest	2,404	6,400	South of the Benninghofen district, unpopulated part of the Niederhofen district (excluding the north and southwest)
542	Wood	6,746	6,500	Landmark Holzen
55	Syburg	1,492		Syburg district
551	Syburg	969	2,900	District Syburg without northeast
552	Buchholz	542	3,100	North-east of the Syburg district, formerly part of the city of Westhofen , the rest of which came to Schwerte
56	Wellinghofen	7,241		Wellinghofen district; Northern parts of Wichlinghofen (excluding the extreme northwest) and Niederhofen in the development
561	Wellinghofen	3,778	11,600	Larger northern half of the Wellinghofen district
562	Thoroughfare	3,368	8,300	Smaller northern half of the Wellinghofen district; Northern parts of Wichlinghofen (excluding the extreme northwest) and Niederhofen in the development
57	Wichlinghofen	2,442		Wichlinghofen district without north, extreme south of Niederhofen
570	Wichlinghofen	2,508	6,700

Hombruch

The Hombruch district is located in the south of Dortmund. It is the largest of the Dortmund city districts. His area was incorporated into Dortmund on August 1, 1929.

The following districts are in the city district:

• 1240 Barop
• 1243 Hacheney (western half)
• 1244 Kirchhörde
• 1288 Eichlinghofen
• 1900 Lücklemberg
• 1907 Persebeck
• 1908 spreaders

The current structure of the city district has very little to do with historical affiliations; The very large district of Kirchhörde is now divided into three structurally different statistical districts, the most populous and most important of which is Hombruch, which adjoins the core city via Barop. The north-west of the Baroper district with the university is in turn counted to Eichlinghofen today - as is Salingen. The district of Lücklemberg is now divided into two different districts, Rombergpark-Lücklemberg and Bittermark. The district of Hacheney is now divided into two districts - although the successor to the name is in the neighboring district of Hörde to the east. Like Dalingen, Persebeck is now only a statistical subdistrict.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
61	Barop	7,497		South-eastern half of the Barop district (excluding the former main towns of Groß- and Klein-Barop). extreme east-northeast of Menglinghausen and allotments in the extreme west of the Hacheneyer district
611	Schönau	1,205	9,000	Northeast of the Baroper district
612	Ostenbergstrasse	532	9,500	South of the center of the Baroper district
613	Crutch path	3,700	12,800	East of the Baroper district and allotments in the extreme north west of the Hacheneyer
614	Baroper Market	1,696	13,300	South of the Baroper district and the extreme northeast of the Mengling houses
615	Zechenplatz	462	14,700	Extreme southeast of the Baroper district
62	Bitter pulp	2,623		Southern half of the Lücklemberg district
620	Bitter pulp	2,563	6,300
63	Brünninghausen	3,948		West of the district of Hacheney (without the extreme west)
631	Brünninghausen	901	6,200	North-west of the district of Hacheney (without allotments in the far west), with the north-west part of the former eponymous village in the south-east and the former village of Renninghausen in the south
632	Renninghausen	2,901	9,200	South-west of the district of Hacheney (without the settlement triangle in the far west)
64	Eichlinghofen	8,260		Eichlinghofen district, northwest half of Barop district, Salingen district (with slight border shifts to Persebeck in the south-east and without the extreme south, south of the A 44)
641	Eichlinghofen	4.149	9,100	Eichlinghofen district without extreme north and extreme east, northeast Salingen (beyond the A 45); uninhabited north-west of Menglinghausen
642	university	3,832	14,800	Northwest half of the Barop district, extreme north and extreme east of Eichlinghofen
643	Spreaders	142	11,400	Salingen district without northeast (beyond the A 45) and extreme south (beyond the A 44), with slight border shifts to Persebeck in the southeast
65	Hombruch	11,764		North of the Kirchhörde district and the settlement triangle in the extreme south-west of the Hacheney district
651	Hombruch	5,487	15,500	Extreme north of the district Kirchhörde and settlement triangle in the extreme south-west of the district Hacheney
652	Deutsch-Luxemburger-Strasse	5,212	12,000	North of the Kirchhörde district
653	Rotkehlchenweg settlement	1.110	12,800	Extreme northeast of the district Kirchhörde
66	Persebeck-Kruckel-Snow	3,985		District Persebeck with border shifts to Salingen and Menglinghausen; South-west of Kirchhördes (beyond the A 45, but west of the railroad tracks)
661	Persebeck	2,039	8,600	District Persebeck with border shifts to Salingen and Menglinghausen; small part in the west of the Kirchhörde district, northwest of the railway (which is today's border with Kruckel)
662	Kruckel	1,207	9,200	Extreme west of Kirchhördes
663	snow	735	4,600	Sparsely populated southwest of the Kirchhörde district
67	Kirchhörde-Löttringhausen	9,685		District Kirchhörde without west, southwest and north
671	Großholthausen	246	6,100	Sparsely populated west of the Kirchhörde district (without parts northwest of the railway and southwest of the A 45) with the eponymous village
672	Kirchhörde -North	1,515	10,600	Center of the parish Kirchhörde
673	Kleinholthausen	870	7,800	Northeast of the parish Kirchhörde
674	Kirchhörde -East	2,536	6,500	East of the district of Kirchhörde
675	Kirchhörde -West	2,306	6,400	East in the center of the Kirchhörde district
676	Löttringhausen -North	1,029	12,400	West in the center of the Kirchhörde district
677	Löttringhausen -South	891	7,100	South of the Kirchhörde district (excluding parts beyond the A 45)
678	Jump	357	4,500	Extreme south of the Kirchhörde district, south of the A 45 and east of the railway
68	Rombergpark-Lücklemberg	5,355
681	Rombergpark	641	9,100	Southern center of the Hacheney district and the extreme north of Lücklemberg (north of the L 661)
682	Lücklemberg	4,742	6,100	Northern half of the Lücklemberg district (excluding the extreme north, north of the L 661)
69	Menglinghausen	3.125		Menglinghausen district, decimated by uninhabited parts in the northwest, expanded to include populated parts in the far northwest (up to the railway) in the far northwest of Kirchhördes
690	Menglinghausen	3,088	12,200

Lütgendortmund

The district of Lütgendortmund is located in the west of Dortmund. Its area was mainly incorporated into Dortmund on April 1, 1928. Somborn followed on August 1, 1929.

The city district includes the districts:

• 1285 Bövinghausen
• 1286 Dellwig
• 1291 Kley (with Somborn)
• 1292 Lütgendortmund
• 1293 Marten (excluding the extreme northwest and the extreme east)
• 1294 Oespel
• 1297 Westrich
• 1905 Holte

While the district Dellwig was divided between neighboring statistical districts and thus de facto Dellwig no longer exists as a district, Holte is now a sub-district, while there is a district with the same name for all other districts, which, however, usually differs slightly in the limits.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
71	Bövinghausen	5,388		District Bövinghausen and Dellwig to the west north
710	Bövinghausen	5,387	12,600
72	Kley	3,370		Eastern part of the Kley district (without part north of the B 1)
720	Kley	3,350	14,000
73	Lütgendortmund	22,774		Landmarks Lütgendortmund (without the extreme east) and Holte; further (south) west of Dellwig, south-west of the railway, as well as the extreme north of Kley (1291) and north-west of Oespel (1294)
731	Holte Crete	1,260	10,300	Landmark Holte, minimally extended to the east by allotment gardens (extreme northwest of Lütgendortmund)
732	Deipenbeck	5,243	11,500	North-west of the district Lütgendortmund and west of Dellwig
733	Lütgendortmund-Mitte	6,842	12,500	Center of the district Lütgendortmund, minimal parts of Dellwig
734	Lütgendortmund-Ost	7,631	14,000	East of the district of Lütgendortmund (excluding the extreme east) and smaller parts of Kley (extreme north) and Oespel (extreme northwest), beyond the B 1
735	Lütgendortmund-West	1,526	10,700	South-west of the Lütgendortmund district, beyond the B 1
736	Somborn	567	9,100	Western part of the Kley district (without part north of the B 1)
74	Marten	9,394		District Marten (without the extreme northwest, beyond the railway, as well as without the extreme east) as well as the extreme northeast of Oespel (beyond the B 1) and the extreme east of Lütgendortmund
741	Germania	3,794	14,800	West of the Marten district (excluding parts to the northwest of the railway) and the extreme east of Lütgendortmund
742	Marten	5,536	12,200	Central main part of the Marten area and the extreme northeast of Oespel
75	Oespel	4,290		Oespel district without parts north of the B 1
750	Oespel	4,316	8,200
76	Westrich	2,667		District Westrich (without minimal parts in the extreme east) as well as the larger eastern half of Dellwig with core town
760	Westrich	2,735	10,400

Huckarde

The district of Huckarde is located in the west of Dortmund. Deusen, Huckarde, Rahm and Wischlingen were incorporated into Dortmund on June 10, 1914, and Kirchlinde on April 1, 1928.

The city district includes the following districts:

• 1239 Dortmund (small part in the north-west of the Dortmund area, beyond the railway)
• 1254 Deusen
• 1256 Ellinghausen (only extreme south, beyond the L 657, with a former core town)
• 1266 Nette (only extreme south, beyond the railroad)
• 1271 Westerfilde (extreme south only)
• 1289 Huckarde
• 1290 church linden tree
• 1293 Marten (only extreme northwest, beyond the railway)
• 1295 cream

For all four districts (Dortmund, Ellinghausen, Nette, Westerfilde and Marten not counted, as they are mainly located in other city districts), there are statistical districts with the same name within different limits, whereby Rahm was merged with part of Kirchlinde to form Jungferntal-Rahm.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
81	Deusen	1,886		Deusen district as well as the extreme south of Ellinghausen together with the former core town and the extreme east of Huckarde (beyond the tracks)
810	Deusen	1.938	10,400
82	Huckarde	16,559		District Huckarde (without the extreme northeast) and extreme south of Nettes and parts of Rahms (unpopulated north and small part in the east)
821	Mailoh	6.314	14,200	The north / north-east of the Huckarde district and the extreme south of Nettes are demarcated by railway tracks
822	Erpinghofsiedlung	2,615	12,500	West of the Huckarde district and uninhabited parts of Rahms bordering to the west
823	Wipers	1,419	9,700	South-west of the district of Huckarde and a small part of Rahms to the west
824	Huckarde	2,960	12,700	Center of the district of the same name
825	Insterburgsiedlung	3,487	16,700	Southeast of the district of Huckardes plus a small part of Dortmund to the east, up to the railroad tracks
83	Jungferntal cream	6.252		District of Rahms without an unpopulated north and a small part in the east as well as the east-north-east of Kirchlinde beyond the A 45
831	Jungferntal	5,391	13,000	Beyond the A 45 located part of the district Kirchlinde and east adjoining parts of Rahms
832	cream	1,067	10,900	Part of Rahms south of the L 750 without small parts in the extreme east
84	Church linden tree	10,981		District Kirchlinde (excluding east-north-east) and the extreme north-west of Martens
841	Kirchlinde-Alt	3.176	12,600	Central and northern part of the Kirchlinde district and the extreme south of Ellinghausen and the village that gives it its name
842	Siepmannstrasse settlement	3,059	14,500	West of the Kirchlinde district
843	Hangeney	5,096	11,600	South of the Kirchlinde district (south of the L 750) and the extreme north-west of Martens

Amount of money

The city ​​district Mengede is located in the north-west of Dortmund. His area was incorporated into Dortmund on April 1, 1928. On July 1, 1950, he lost parts of the area to the neighboring town of Lünen.

The following districts are in the city district:

• 1249 Bodelschwingh
• 1256 Ellinghausen (without the extreme south with a former core town)
• 1259 Groppenbruch
• 1264 Mengede
• 1266 Nette (excluding the extreme south, south of the railway)
• 1268 Oestrich (with Brüninghausen)
• 1270 Schwieringhausen
• 1271 Westerfilde (without the extreme south)

The former communities of Ellinghausen, Groppenbruch and Schwieringhausen, which are still more rural today, are now combined as sub-districts, together with the east of Nettes, (misleadingly) in the statistical district of Schwieringhausen; all other former municipalities are now named after their own statistical district. Brüninghausen represents a special case , which lies completely within the Oestrich district and whose core town also belongs to today's Oestrich, whose north, however, is part of the namesake for a statistical subdistrict Mengedes. The name Brüninghausen / Knepper is doubly misleading, as not only the core town, but also the Dortmund part of the Gustav Knepper power plant is in the west of Oestrich.

number	(Sub) district	Residents	EW / km² settlement area	annotation
91	Bodelschwingh	6,948		Bodelschwingh district without the extreme north (beyond the railroad tracks), but (on this side of the tracks) with minimal increments from Oestrich district in the northwest
910	Bodelschwingh	7,025	11,500
92	Amount of money	11,681		Mengede district without east (with Volksgarten) and without south-west (beyond the railroad tracks on the Oestricher side), extended in the south to include the district of the Erlöserkirche (nice district); North of the Oestrich district
921	Brüninghausen / Knepper	276	7,500	North of the Oestrich district
922	Mengeder Heide	3,088	7,900	North of the Mengede district
923	Mengede center	4,766	11,500	Center of the Mengede district
924	Old colony	3,546	13,000	South of the Mengede district, expanded to the south by the district of the Erlöserkirche (Nice district)
93	Nice	6,046		Larger and clearly more populous western part of the district of Nette (with Obernette in the south) without the district at the Erlöserkirche in the north and Haus Westhusen and the parts beyond the railway in the extreme south
930	Nice	6,068	11,700
94	Oestrich	6,038		Oestrich district without north, somewhat decimated in the south (south of the beginning of the A 42), expanded in the east by the south-west of Menged
940	Oestrich	5,998	12,600
95	Difficultinghausen	819		Markings Ellinghausen, Groppenbruch and Schwieringhausen as well as the east Nettes and smaller parts in the east Mengedes
951	Groppenbruch	390	10,000	Groppenbruch district without south (south of the A 2)
952	Difficultinghausen	170	6,100	North-eastern half of the Schwieringhausen district with core town (between the canal and A2)
953	Ellinghausen	179	6,600	District Ellinghausen without south (south of the L 657) and thus without the core town; South-western half of the Schwieringhausen district and the south of the Groppenbruch district (south of the A 2); East Mengedes (with Volksgarten)
954	Niedernette	77	5,900	East of the district of Nette (beyond the railway) with the village of the same name
96	Westerfilde	6,583		Westerfilde district without the extreme south; House Westhusen in the extreme south of the Nette district
960	Westerfilde	6,397	13,800

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n} Annual Report Population 2013 ( Memento of the original from May 14, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , City of Dortmund, as of December 31, 2012 (PDF; 820 kB) 
2. ↑ The settlement areas were calculated from the statistical atlas 2010, which only provides information for residents in absolute terms and per hectare of settlement area for city districts and subdistricts - not for the two-digit districts. The accuracy of the information is 1 inhabitant per hectare, i.e. 100 per km² - in fact 3 significant digits .
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k} Stephanie Reekers: The regional development of the districts and communities of Westphalia 1817-1967 . Aschendorff, Münster Westfalen 1977, ISBN 3-402-05875-8 , p. 227 .
4. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l} The population figures of the statistical sub-districts come from the statistical atlas and are accordingly 4 years older than those of the districts and city districts, which come from the annual report. Therefore, the numbers differ from each other, especially for sub-districts that are also districts.
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x} Statistical Atlas 2010. (PDF) Dortmund districts. (No longer available online.) In: dortmund.de. City of Dortmund, Statistics Department, archived from the original on December 14, 2014 ; Retrieved on February 16, 2015 (size: 71.59 MB; as of December 31, 2008). Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.   
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r} Topographical Information Management, Cologne District Government, Department GEObasis NRW ( notes )
7. ↑ Municipalities 1910
8. ↑ ^{a b} Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality register for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 329 .

Web links

• Statistical Atlas 2010. (PDF) Dortmund districts. In: dortmund.de. City of Dortmund, Statistics Department, accessed on February 16, 2015 (size: 71.59 MB; as of December 31, 2008). 
• Borough portal of the city of Dortmund