List of territorial changes in Saxony 2011

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The list of territorial changes in Saxony 2011 contains changes to municipal areas of the Free State of Saxony in the period from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2011. These include, among other things, mergers and separations of municipalities, integration of municipalities into another, changes in the municipality name and Reclassifications from parts of one municipality to another.

In Saxony there were 11 changes to the municipal area in 2011, six of which were incorporated, two were newly formed and three municipalities were merged. All of the churches that emerged back then still exist today. A special feature is the division of the community of Großbothen into the cities of Colditz and Grimma . From a legal point of view, the entire community of Großbothen was first incorporated into Grimma, then four of the nine districts were reclassified into the city of Colditz.

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  • Date : date of legal effect of the change of area
  • Municipality before the change : Municipality before the area change
  • Area change : Type of area 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 of area changes

date Church before change Change of territory Church after change district
01/01/2011 Sosa Inclusion after Eibenstock Erzgebirgskreis
01/01/2011 Leubnitz
with Demeusel, Rodau, Rößnitz, Schneckengrün,
Mehltheuer
with Drochaus, Fasendorf, Oberpirk, Schönberg, Unterpirk,
Syrau
with Fröbersgrün		 New formation of Rosenbach / Vogtl. Vogtland district
01/01/2011 Ebersbach / Sa. ,
Neugersdorf 		New formation of Ebersbach-Neugersdorf Goerlitz
01/01/2011 Großhennersdorf
with Euldorf, Heuscheune, Neundorf, Schönbrunn		 Inclusion after Herrnhut Goerlitz
01/01/2011 Geising
with Fürstenau, Fürstenwalde, Gottgetreu, Liebenau, Löwenhain, Müglitz, Lauenstein		 Inclusion after Altenberg Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains
01/01/2011 Colditz
with Hohnbach, Lastau, Möseln,
Zschadraß
with Bockwitz, Collmen, Commichau, Erlbach, Erlln, Hausdorf, Kaltenborn, Koltzschen, Maaschwitz, Meuselwitz, Podelwitz, Raschütz, Skoplau, Tanndorf, Terpitzsch, Zollwitz, Zschirla,
Großbothen with
1.758 hectares (Districts of Leisenau, Schönbach, Sermuth, Zschetzsch)		 Merger too Colditz Leipzig
01/01/2011 Nerchau
with stretchers, Cannewitz, Deditz, Denkwitz, Fremdiswalde, Gaudichsroda, Golzern, Gornewitz, Grottewitz, Löbschütz, Schmorditz, Serka, Thümmlitz, Würschwitz,
Thümmlitzwalde
with Böhlen, Bröhsen, Draschwitz, Dürrweitzschen, Frauendorf, Leipendorf, Haubitz, Motterwitz, Muschau, Nauberg, Ostrau, Papsdorf, Pöhsig, Poischwitz, Ragewitz, Seidewitz, Zaschwitz, Zeunitz, Zschoppach,
Großbothen
1,633 hectares with 2,070 inhabitants (districts Förstgen, Großbothen, Kleinbothen, Köss, Schaddel)		 Inclusion after Grimma Leipzig
01/01/2011 Beilrode
with Döbrichau,
Großtreben-Zwethau
with Dautzschen, Döhlen, Eulenau, Großtreben, Kreischau, Last, Neubleesern, Rosenfeld, Zwethau		 Merger too Beilrode North Saxony
01/01/2011 Mügeln
with Berntitz, Grauschwitz, Lüttnitz, Mahris, Niedergoseln, Ockritz, Oetzsch, Schweta, Wetitz, Zschannewitz,
Sornzig indulgence
with indulgence, Baderitz, Gaudlitz, Glossen, Grauschwitz, Kemmlitz, Lichteneichen, Nebitzschen, Neubaderitz, Neusornitzzig, Pommaschkow, Poppitz, Querbitzsch, Remsa, Schleben, Seelitz, Sornzig, Gävertitz		 Merger too Mill North Saxony
07/01/2011 Ebersbach
with Mannsdorf, Neudorf, Neugreußnig		 Inclusion after Chub Central Saxony
October 01, 2011 Falkenau
with Hetzdorf		 Inclusion after Flea Central Saxony

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