List of territorial changes in Saxony 2017

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The list of territorial changes in Saxony 2017 contains changes to municipal areas of the Free State of Saxony in the period from January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017. 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 seven changes to the municipality area in 2017, four of which were incorporated, one name change of municipalities and two reclassifications of parts of the area. All of the churches that emerged back then still exist today.

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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
01/01/2017 Pfaffroda
with Dittmannsdorf, Dörnthal, Hallbach, Haselbach, Hutha, Schönfeld		 Inclusion after Olbernhau Erzgebirgskreis
01/01/2017 Reuth
with Dehles, Misslareuth, Reinhardtswalde, Schönlind, Thossen, Tobertitz		 Inclusion after Weischlitz Vogtland district
01/01/2017 Bretnig-Hauswalde
with Bretnig, Hauswalde		 Inclusion after Großröhrsdorf Bautzen
07/01/2017 Narsdorf
with Bruchheim, Dölitzsch, Kolka, Narsdorf, Niederpickenhain, Oberpickenhain, Ossa, Rathendorf, Seifersdorf and Wenigossa		 Inclusion after Geithain Leipzig
07/14/2017 Krauschwitz Name change to Krauschwitz id OL Goerlitz
08/18/2017 Hoyerswerda
8.5711 hectares		 Reclassification to Bernsdorf Bautzen
December 01, 2017 Weinböhla
0.2539 hectares		 Reclassification to Moritzburg Meissen

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