List of state electoral districts in North Rhine-Westphalia 1980–1990

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The list of state constituencies in North Rhine-Westphalia 1980–1985 contains all constituencies that were used in the North Rhine-Westphalian state elections in 1980 and 1985.

With the state election in 1980, the division of the state electoral districts changed fundamentally. It has now been adapted to the local reorganization, but was partly based on earlier districts . The rule that applied to the division was that there are two Landtag constituencies in one federal constituency . But there were also deviations.

With the state elections in 1980, the number of constituencies and the minimum number of seats in the state parliament were increased by one to 151 and 201 respectively.

Number of constituencies by administrative district

country Constituencies 1980–1985 numbering
Cologne district 32 1-32
District of Düsseldorf 48 33-80
Münster administrative district 21st 81-101
Detmold administrative district 17th 102-118
Arnsberg administrative district 33 119-151
North Rhine-Westphalia 151 1-151

Constituencies with area description

No. Constituency area
Cologne district
1 Aachen I City districts of Aachen-Mitte (north-western part), Laurensberg , Richterich , Haaren
2 Aachen II City districts of Aachen-Mitte (southeastern part), Brand , Eilendorf , Kornelimünster / Walheim
3 District of Aachen I Eschweiler , Monschau , Roetgen , Simmerath , Stolberg
4th District of Aachen II Alsdorf , Baesweiler , Herzogenrath , Würselen
5 Heinsberg I. Heinsberg , Gangelt , Geilenkirchen , Selfkant , Übach-Palenberg , Waldfeucht
6th Heinsberg II Erkelenz , Hückelhoven , Wassenberg , Wegberg
7th Düren I. Jülich , Aldenhoven , Inden , Langerwehe , Linnich , Merzenich , Niederzier , Nörvenich , Titz , Vettweiß
8th Düren II Düren , Heimbach , Hürtgenwald , Kreuzau , Nideggen
9 Erftkreis I Bedburg , Bergheim , Elsdorf , Kerpen
10 Erftkreis II Frechen , Huerth , Pulheim
11 Erftkreis III - Euskirchen I From the Erftkreis the communities Brühl , Erftstadt and Wesseling , from the district Euskirchen the communities Weilerswist and Zülpich
12 Euskirchen II Bad Münstereifel , Blankenheim , Dahlem , Hellenthal , Euskirchen , Kall , Mechernich , Nettersheim , Schleiden
13 Cologne I District downtown
14th Cologne II Porz district
15th Cologne III Rodenkirchen district
16 Cologne IV District of Lindenthal
17th Cologne V. Boroughs of Chorweiler and Ehrenfeld (partially)
18th Cologne VI Districts of Nippes and Ehrenfeld (partially)
19th Cologne VII Mülheim district
20th Cologne VIII Kalk district
21st Leverkusen I. Leverkusen (western and southern part)
22nd Leverkusen II - Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis I Leverkusen (northeastern part), from the Rheinisch-Bergisches Kreis the municipalities of Burscheid and Leichlingen (Rhineland)
23 Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis II Kürten , Odenthal , Overath , Rösrath , Wermelskirchen
24 Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis III Bergisch Gladbach
25th Oberbergischer Kreis I Gummersbach , Hückeswagen , Marienheide , Radevormwald , Wipperfürth
26th Oberbergischer Kreis II Bergneustadt , Engelskirchen , Lindlar Morsbach , Nümbrecht , Reichshof , Waldbröl , Wiehl
27 Rhein-Sieg District I Hennef , Eitorf , Lohmar , Much , Neunkirchen-Seelscheid , Ruppichteroth , Windeck
28 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis II Bad Honnef , Königswinter , Sankt Augustin
29 Rhein-Sieg-Kreis III Alfter , Bornheim , Meckenheim , Rheinbach , Swisttal , Wachtberg
30th Rhein-Sieg District IV Niederkassel , Siegburg , Troisdorf
31 Bonn I. City district Bonn without Röttgen and Ückesdorf
32 Bonn II Districts Beuel , Hardtberg and Bad Godesberg , the Municipality Bonn the districts Röttgen and Ückesdorf
District of Düsseldorf
33 Wuppertal I Municipalities Elberfeld-West , Uellendahl-Katerberg and Vohwinkel
34 Wuppertal II Municipalities Elberfeld and Cronenberg
35 Wuppertal III Districts of Barmen and Ronsdorf
36 Wuppertal IV Districts Oberbarmen , Heckinghausen and Langerfeld-Beyenburg
37 Remscheid Remscheid
38 Solingen I Districts of Mitte , Burg , Höhscheid and Wald / Gräfrath (partially)
39 Solingen II City districts of Wald / Gräfrath (partially) and Ohligs / Aufderhöhe (with Merscheid )
40 Mettmann I. Hilden , Langenfeld , Monheim
41 Mettmann II Erkrath , Haan , Mettmann
42 Mettmann III Heiligenhaus , Ratingen
43 Mettmann IV Velbert , Wuelfrath
44 Düsseldorf I Districts 5 and 6
45 Düsseldorf II Districts 2 and 7
46 Düsseldorf III District 8 , from District 3 the district of Oberbilk
47 Düsseldorf IV Districts 9 and 10
48 Düsseldorf V District 3 without Oberbilk
49 Düsseldorf VI Districts 1 and 4
50 Neuss I Neuss (northern part)
51 Neuss II Neuss (southern part), Dormagen
52 Neuss III Grevenbroich , Jüchen , Rommerskirchen
53 Neuss IV Kaarst , Korschenbroich , Meerbusch
54 Mönchengladbach I Districts Rheydt-West, Rheydt-Mitte, Volksgarten, Odenkirchen, Giesenkirchen and Wickrath
55 Mönchengladbach II City districts Stadtmitte, Rheindahlen, Hardt and Neuwerk
56 Viersen I. Viersen , Schwalmtal , Willich
57 Viersen II Kempen , Brüggen , Grefrath , Nettetal , Niederkrüchten , Tönisvorst
58 Krefeld I. City districts West, Middle, South and Fischeln
59 Krefeld II City districts of North, Hüls, Oppum-Linn, East and Uerdingen
60 Kleve I Geldern , Goch , Issum , Kerken , Kevelaer , Rheurdt , Straelen , Wachtendonk , Weeze
61 Cleves II Bedburg-Hau , Emmerich am Rhein , Kalkar , Kleve , Kranenburg , Rees , Uedem
62 Wesel I Alps , Kamp-Lintfort , Neukirchen-Vluyn , Rheinberg , Sonsbeck
63 Wesel II Hamminkeln , Schermbeck , Wesel , Xanten
64 Wesel III Dinslaken , Hünxe , Voerde
65 Wesel IV Moers
66 Duisburg I. City district south , from the city district center the district Wanheimerort
67 Duisburg II City district Mitte without Wanheimerort
68 Duisburg III Districts Rheinhausen and Homberg / Ruhrort / Baerl
69 Duisburg IV District Meiderich-Beeck
70 Duisburg V Municipalities Walsum and Hamborn
71 Oberhausen I City districts of Sterkrade and Osterfeld
72 Oberhausen II City district Alt-Oberhausen
73 Mülheim I. Districts Linksruhr (partially) and Rechtsruhr-Nord
74 Mülheim II Districts Linksruhr (partially) and Rechtsruhr-Süd
75 Food i District III
76 Food II Districts IV and V
77 Food III District VI
78 Food IV District VII
79 Food v Districts I and II
80 Food VI Districts VIII and IX
Münster administrative district
81 Recklinghausen I. Dorsten , Herten , the Polsum district of Marl
82 Recklinghausen II Marl without polsum
83 Recklinghausen III Datteln , Haltern , Oer-Erkenschwick
84 Recklinghausen IV Castrop-Rauxel , Waltrop
85 Recklinghausen V Recklinghausen
86 Recklinghausen VI Gladbeck
87 Gelsenkirchen I. Gelsenkirchen (southeastern part)
88 Gelsenkirchen II Gelsenkirchen (south-western part)
89 Gelsenkirchen III Gelsenkirchen (northern part)
90 Bottrop Bottrop
91 Bark I Bocholt , Isselburg , Raesfeld , Rhede
92 Bark II Borken , Gescher , Heiden , Reken , Südlohn , Stadtlohn , Velen
93 Bark III Ahaus , Gronau , Heek , Legden , Schöppingen , Vreden
94 Coesfeld I. Ascheberg , Coesfeld , Dülmen , Lüdinghausen , Nordkirchen , Nottuln , Olfen , Senden
95 Steinfurt I - Coesfeld II From the Steinfurt district the communities Altenberge , Horstmar , Laer , Metelen , Neuenkirchen , Nordwalde , Ochtrup , Steinfurt , Wettringen , from the Coesfeld district the communities Billerbeck , Havixbeck , Rosendahl
96 Steinfurt II Emsdetten , Greven , Ladbergen , Rheine , Saerbeck
97 Steinfurt III Hopsten , Hörstel , Ibbenbüren , Lengerich , Lienen , Lotte , Mettingen , Recke , Tecklenburg , Westerkappeln
98 Munster I. City districts north , east , west (northern part) and center (northern part)
99 Munster II City districts South-East , Hiltrup , West (southern part) and Mitte (southern part)
100 Warendorf I. Beelen , Ennigerloh , Everswinkel , Oelde , Ostbevern , Sassenberg , Sendenhorst , Telgte , Warendorf
101 Warendorf II Ahlen , Beckum , Drensteinfurt , Wadersloh
Detmold administrative district
102 Gutersloh I. Langenberg , Rheda-Wiedenbrück , Rietberg , Holte-Stukenbrock Castle , Verl
103 Gütersloh II Gütersloh , Herzebrock (later Herzebrock-Clarholz )
104 Gutersloh III Borgholzhausen , Halle (Westphalia) , Harsewinkel , Steinhagen , Versmold , Werther
105 Bielefeld I Districts Schildesche , Dornberg , Jöllenbeck and Heepen
106 Bielefeld II City districts of Mitte and Stieghorst
107 Bielefeld III Districts of Brackwede , Sennestadt , Senne and Gadderbaum
108 Herford I. Enger , Herford , Hiddenhausen , Vlotho
109 Herford II Bünde , Kirchlengern , Löhne , Rödinghausen , Spenge
110 Minden-Lübbecke I Espelkamp , Hüllhorst , Lübbecke , Preußisch Oldendorf , Rahden , Stemwede
112 Minden-Lübbecke II Bad Oeynhausen , Hille , Porta Westfalica
111 Minden-Lübbecke III Minden , Petershagen
113 Lip i Bad Salzuflen , Lage , Leopoldshöhe , Oerlinghausen
114 Lip II Barntrup , Blomberg , Dörentrup , Extertal , Kalletal , Lemgo
115 Lip III Augustdorf , Detmold , Horn-Bad Meinberg , Lügde , Schieder-Schwalenberg , Schlangen
116 Höxter Höxter district
117 Paderborn I. Altenbeken , Bad Lippspringe , Bad Wünnenberg , Borchen , Büren , Delbrück , Hövelhof , Lichtenau , Salzkotten
118 Paderborn II Paderborn
Arnsberg administrative district
119 Hagen I. City districts West (later Haspe), North and East (later Hohenlimburg)
120 Hagen II City districts middle and south (later Eilpe / Dahl)
121 Ennepe-Ruhr District I. Breckerfeld , Ennepetal , Gevelsberg , Schwelm
122 Ennepe-Ruhr District II Hattingen , Herdecke , Sprockhövel , Wetter
123 Ennepe-Ruhr District III Witten
124 Bochum I. North and East boroughs
125 Bochum II Districts south and southwest
126 Bochum III Wattenscheid district
127 Bochum IV Mitte district
128 Herne I. City districts of Herne-Mitte without Holsterhausen and Sodingen
129 Herne II Municipalities tub and Eickelmann , from the city district Herne center of the district Holsterhausen
130 Dortmund I City districts Inner City West , Inner City East (partially) and Huckarde (partially)
131 Dortmund II City districts inner city north and inner city east (partially)
132 Dortmund III Districts Eving , Mengede and Huckarde (partially)
133 Dortmund IV Districts of Scharnhorst and Brackel
134 Dortmund V Districts of Hörde and Aplerbeck
135 Dortmund VI Districts of Hombruch and Lütgendortmund
136 Unna I Fröndenberg , Holzwickede , Schwerte , Unna
137 Unna II Lünen , Selm , Werne
138 Unna III From the Unna district the communities Bergkamen , Bönen and Kamen , from Hamm the districts Hamm-Rhynern and Hamm-Pelkum
139 Hamm II City districts Hamm-Bockum-Hövel , Hamm-Heessen , Hamm-Herringen , Hamm-Mitte and Hamm-Uentrop
140 Soest I Bad Sassendorf , Ense , Lippetal , Möhnesee , Soest , Welver , Werl , Wickede
141 Soest II Anröchte , Erwitte , Geseke , Lippstadt , Rüthen , Warstein
142 Hochsauerlandkreis I Arnsberg , Sundern
143 Hochsauerlandkreis II Bestwig , Brilon , Hallenberg , Marsberg , Medebach , Olsberg , Winterberg
144 Hochsauerlandkreis III - Siegen I From the Hochsauerlandkreis the communities Eslohe , Meschede and Schmallenberg , from the district Siegen-Wittgenstein the communities Bad Berleburg , Bad Laasphe and Erndtebrück
145 Victories II Burbach , Hilchenbach , Kreuztal , Netphen , Neunkirchen , Wilnsdorf
146 Victories III Freudenberg , Siegen
147 Olpe District of Olpe
148 Märkischer Kreis I Altena , Herscheid , Meinerzhagen , Plettenberg , Werdohl
149 Märkischer Kreis II Halver , Kierspe , Lüdenscheid , Schalksmühle
150 Märkischer Kreis III Iserlohn , Nachrodt-Wiblingwerde
151 Märkischer Kreis IV Balve , Hemer , Menden (Sauerland) , Neuenrade

Changes 1985

The new division from 1980 remained in place for the 1985 state elections, with the exception of constituencies 31 and 32 in Bonn : Since the constituency Bonn II had too many inhabitants, the constituency boundary was changed. Bonn II consisted of the districts of Beuel , Hardtberg and Bad Godesberg , but part of the Bonn district was still part of it. This section is uninhabited, it is a forest area that belongs to Röttgen . In addition, the constituencies 144-146 have been renamed to the renaming of Siegen in Siegen-Wittgenstein into account. From Hochsauerlandkreis III - Siegen I was so Hochsauerlandkreis III - Siegen-Wittgenstein I and from Siegen II and victories III were Siegen-Wittgenstein II and Siegen-Wittgenstein III

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Document on the reallocation of the Bonn constituencies