List of territorial changes in North Rhine-Westphalia 1973

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The list of territorial changes in North Rhine-Westphalia 1973 contains important changes to the municipal areas of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia in the period from January 1, 1973 to December 31, 1973. These include, among other things, mergers and separations of municipalities, the integration of municipalities into another , Changes in the name of the parish and major reclassifications from parts of one parish to another.

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  • Date : date of legal effect of the change of area
  • Municipality before the change : Municipality before the area change
  • Action : Type of change
  • Municipality after the change : Municipality after the area change
  • District : District of the municipality after the change of area

The sorting is done chronologically: date, independent cities, rural districts, receiving or newly formed municipality. Communities that still exist today are highlighted in color.

list

date Church before the change measure Church after the change circle
01/01/1973 District reorganization
52 districts, 34 independent cities → 48 districts, 34 independent cities
01/01/1973 Altenhagen
Babenhausen
Brackwede
Brake
Brönninghausen
Gadderbaum
Großdornberg
Heepen
Hillegossen
Hoberge-Uerentrup
Jöllenbeck
Kirchdornberg
Lämershagen-Graefinghagen
Milse
Niederdornberg-Deppendorf
Oldentrup
Schröttinghausen
Senne I
Sennestadt
Theesen
Ubbedissen
Vilsendorf 		Inclusion Bielefeld -
01/01/1973 Häger (28 ha)
Isingdorf (1 ha)
Spenge (134 ha),
from Lenzinghausen
Steinhagen (89 ha)		 Reclassification Bielefeld -
01/01/1973 Theenhausen (1 ha) Reclassification Borgholzhausen Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Senne I (70 ha) Reclassification Gutersloh Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Bokel
Halle (Westphalia)
Hesseln
Hörste
Kölkebeck
Künsebeck 		Merger Halle (Westphalia) Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Amshausen (145 ha)
Borgholzhausen (2 ha),
from Wichlinghausen
Brockhagen (225 ha)
Theenhausen (16 ha)		 Reclassification Halle (Westphalia) Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Greffen
Harsewinkel
Marienfeld 		Merger Harsewinkel Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Amshausen
Brockhagen
Steinhagen 		Merger Steinhagen Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Hoberge-Uerentrup (115 ha) Reclassification Steinhagen Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Bockhorst
Hesselteich
Loxten
Oesterweg
Peckeloh
Versmold 		Merger Versmold Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Kölkebeck (1 ha) Reclassification Versmold Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Häger
Isingdorf
Rotenhagen
Rotingdorf
Theenhausen
Werther (Westphalia) 		Merger Werther (Westphalia) Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Borgholzhausen (1 ha),
from Barnhausen
Halle (Westphalia) (5 ha)
Schröttinghausen (248 ha),
separate district in Werther (Westphalia)		 Reclassification Werther (Westphalia) Gutersloh
01/01/1973 Bad Oeynhausen
Dehme
Eidinghausen
Lohe
Rehme
Volmerdingsen
Werste
Wulferdingsen 		Merger Bad Oeynhausen Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Löhne (62 ha),
from Gohfeld
Rothenuffeln (4 ha)		 Reclassification to Bad Oeynhausen Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Alswede
Espelkamp
Fabbenstedt
Frotheim
Isenstedt
Vehlage 		Merger Espelkamp Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Destel (14 ha)
Hedem (14 ha)
Lashorst (5 ha)
Lübbecke (1 ha)
Rahden (27 ha)
Tonheide (964 ha),
Schmalge
Twiehausen (13 ha)
Varl (7 ha)		 Reclassification Espelkamp Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Eickhorst
Hartum
Hille
Holzhausen II
North Hemmern
Oberlübbe
Rothenuffeln
South Hemmern
Unterlübbe 		Merger Hille Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Hahlen (161 ha) Reclassification to Hille Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Ahlsen-Reineberg
Bröderhausen
Büttendorf
Holsen
Huchzen
Hüllhorst
Oberbauerschaft
Schnathorst
Tengern 		Merger Hüllhorst Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Blasheim (1 ha),
Holzhausen (29 ha),
Lübbecke (1 ha)
Nettelstedt (26 ha)		 Reclassification Hüllhorst Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Blasheim
Eilhausen
Gehlenbeck
Lübbecke
Nettelstedt 		Merger Luebbecke Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Ahlsen-Reineberg (100 ha)
Alswede (280 ha)
Frotheim (15 ha)
Hedem (2 ha)
Holzhausen (18 ha)
Isenstedt (331 ha)
Upper farmers (3 ha)		 Reclassification Luebbecke Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Aminghausen
Bölhorst
Dankersen
Dützen
Haddenhausen
Haeverstädt
Hahlen
Kutenhausen
Leteln
Meißen
Päpinghausen
Stemmer
Todtenhausen 		Inclusion Minden Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Barkhausen ad Porta (35 ha)
Hartum (23 ha)
Holzhausen II (218 ha)
Neesen (173 ha)		 Reclassification Minden Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Bierde
Buchholz
Doehren
Eldagsen
Friedewalde
Frille
Gorspen-Vahlsen
Great Heerse
Hävern
Heimsen
Ilse
Ilserheide
Ilvese
Jössen
Lahde
Maas Lingen
Meßlingen
Neuenknick
Ovenstädt
Petershagen
Quetzen
Rader Horst
Rosenhagen
Schlüsselburg
Seelenfeld
Südfelde
waterway
Wietersheim
Windheim 		Merger Petershagen Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Barkhausen at the Porta
Costedt
Icebergs
House mountains at the Porta
Holtrup
Holzhausen at the Porta
Kleinenbremen
Lerbeck
Lohfeld
Möllbergen
Nammen
Neesen
Veltheim
Vennebeck
Wülpke 		Merger Porta Westfalica Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Börninghausen
Engershausen
Getmold
Harlinghausen
Hedem
Holzhausen
Lashorst
Offelten
Preußisch Oldendorf
Schröttinghausen 		Merger Prussian Oldendorf Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Blasheim (119 ha) Reclassification Prussian Oldendorf Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Kleinendorf
Preußisch Ströhen
Rahden
Sielhorst Ton
Heide
Varl
Wehe 		Merger Rahden Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Espelkamp (14 ha)
Oppendorf (1 ha)
Oppenwehe (205 ha)
Twiehausen (50 ha)
Vehlage (1 ha)		 Reclassification Rahden Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Arrenkamp
Destel
Dielingen
Drone
Haldem
Levern
Niedermehnen
Oppendorf
Oppenwehe
Sundern
Twiehausen
Wehdem
Westrup 		Merger Stemwede Minden-Lübbecke
01/01/1973 Getmold (7 ha)
Lashorst (17 ha)
Schröttinghausen (65 ha)
Sielhorst (7 ha)
Varl (60 ha)
Vehlage (5 ha)		 Reclassification Stemwede Minden-Lübbecke

source

  • Federal Statistical Office (Hrsg.): 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. 291 ff .