List of state electoral districts in North Rhine-Westphalia 1990–1995

The list of state electoral districts in North Rhine-Westphalia 1990–1995 contains all of the constituencies that were used in the North Rhine-Westphalian state elections in 1990 and 1995.

With the state election in 1990, the division of the state electoral districts changed slightly. It is based on the reallocation for the state elections in 1980. Changes were necessary where the population was too high above the national average. The distribution to the administrative districts was not changed.

Changes in 1990

The changes affected:

• District of Aachen : According to original considerations, Baesweiler should be assigned to an electoral district in the district of Heinsberg . However, this did not materialize, so Alsdorf was divided along the federal highway 44 instead . Begau and Warden (Alsdorf) , which now belong to the southern constituency in the Aachen district, were affected .
• Erftkreis : The original planning was also abandoned here. Instead of assigning part of Elsdorf to a constituency in the Düren district , the district town of Bergheim was divided.
• District of Euskirchen : The community of Zülpich was divided, so that Euskirchen II now at least partially comprised ten of the eleven Euskirchen communities. The districts of Bürvenich , Sinzenich , Schwerfen and Enzen were affected .
• Leverkusen : The constituency boundary within Leverkusen has been changed slightly.
• Bonn / Rhein-Sieg-Kreis : Since the Bonn constituencies had too many inhabitants, part of the Beuel district was assigned to an electoral district in the Rhein-Sieg-Kreis. This also changed the constituency names. However, this led to much criticism and was reversed for the state election in 1995 (see below)
• District of Recklinghausen : The municipality of Dorsten was divided (this limit has been valid again for Dorsten since 2005, but in other constituencies). The course of the border within Marl was also changed, but Polsum remained the only district of Marl that belonged to Recklinghausen I.
• Gelsenkirchen : The course of the constituency boundaries has been changed slightly.
• District of Coesfeld : The municipality of Nottuln moved from Coesfeld I to Steinfurt I - Coesfeld II

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 (partially), Laurensberg , Richterich , Haaren
2	Aachen II	City districts of Aachen-Mitte (partially), Brand , Eilendorf , Kornelimünster / Walheim
3	District of Aachen I	Alsdorf (partially), Eschweiler , Monschau , Roetgen , Simmerath , Stolberg
4th	District of Aachen II	Alsdorf (partially), 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 (partially), Elsdorf , Kerpen
10	Erftkreis II	Bergheim (partially), Frechen , Hürth , Pulheim
11	Erftkreis III - Euskirchen I	From the Erftkreis the communities Brühl , Erftstadt and Wesseling , from the district Euskirchen the communities Weilerswist and Zülpich (partially)
12	Euskirchen II	Bad Münstereifel , Blankenheim , Dahlem , Hellenthal , Euskirchen , Kall , Mechernich , Nettersheim , Schleiden , Zülpich (partially)
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 Nippes
18th	Cologne VI	Ehrenfeld district
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 - Bonn I	From the Rhein-Sieg district the municipalities of Bad Honnef , Königswinter and Sankt Augustin , from Bonn the municipality of Beuel (southern part)
29	Rhein-Sieg-Kreis III	Alfter , Bornheim , Meckenheim , Rheinbach , Swisttal , Wachtberg
30th	Rhein-Sieg District IV	Niederkassel , Siegburg , Troisdorf
31	Bonn II	City district Bonn
32	Bonn III	City districts of Beuel (northern part), Hardtberg and Bad Godesberg
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	City districts Mitte , Burg and Höhscheid
39	Solingen II	Districts of Wald , Gräfrath , Ohligs / Aufderhöhe and 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 districts south and middle (partially)
67	Duisburg II	City district Mitte (partially)
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 (partially), Herten , from Marl the Polsum district
82	Recklinghausen II	Marl without polsum
83	Recklinghausen III	Datteln , Dorsten (partially), 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 , 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 , Nottuln , 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-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.	Municipalities hasp, North and Hohenlimburg
120	Hagen II	City districts of Mitte and 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.	Districts of Herne-Mitte and Sodingen
129	Herne II	Municipalities tub and Eickelmann
130	Dortmund I	City districts downtown-west and Huckarde
131	Dortmund II	City districts downtown north and downtown east
132	Dortmund III	Municipalities Eving and Mengede
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-Herringen and Hamm-Pelkum
139	Hamm II	City districts Hamm-Bockum-Hövel , Hamm-Heessen , Hamm-Mitte , Hamm-Rhynern 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-Wittgenstein I	From the Hochsauerlandkreis the communities Eslohe , Meschede and Schmallenberg , from the district Siegen-Wittgenstein the communities Bad Berleburg , Bad Laasphe and Erndtebrück
145	Siegen-Wittgenstein II	Burbach , Hilchenbach , Kreuztal , Netphen , Neunkirchen , Wilnsdorf
146	Siegen-Wittgenstein 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 in 1995

The division was changed again for the 1995 state election. Bergheim and Bonn were affected.

After Glessen was already assigned to the constituency Erftkreis II , Erftkreis I now also lost Fliesteden and Büsdorf , so that the constituency border within Bergheim was moved further west.

In Bonn, the redistribution for the state election in 1990 was reversed (but for the state election in 2000 there was a similar redefinition). Instead, the federal city formed two closed constituencies and constituencies 29 (Rhein-Sieg-Kreis II), 31 (Bonn I) and 32 (Bonn II) got their old names back. The area almost corresponded to the state elections in 1985, with the difference that Bad Godesberg was now also divided. The new definition was therefore as follows:

No.	Constituency	area
31	Bonn I.	City district Bonn , from the city district Bad Godesberg the districts Hochkreuz and Friesdorf
32	Bonn II	Districts Beuel , Hardtberg and Bad Godesberg (without Hochkreuz and Friesendorf )

Constituency boundaries also changed in Krefeld and Dortmund to take account of the changed city district boundaries.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bill for the new division 1990
2. ↑ Reorganization Act 1990
3. ↑ http://www.landtag.nrw.de/portal/WWW/dokumentenarchiv/Dokument/MMD11-5503.pdf?von=00000&bis=00000 redistribution 1995