List of the current and former cities of Schleswig-Holstein

italics : former cities

Ærøskøbing 1564–1749 part of Schleswig-Holstein, German also Arösköping , Arösköbing Ahrensbök 1912–1933, still a municipality Ahrensburg Altona in 1937 in Hamburg Arnis Aabenraa to Denmark in 1920 Bad Bramstedt Bad Oldesloe Bad Schwartau Bad Segeberg Bargteheide Barmstedt Bornhöved 1299-1426, still community Bredstedt Brunsbuettel Brunsbüttelkoog 1948–1970, now part of the city of Brunsbüttel Büdelsdorf Castle on Fehmarn until 2003, now part of the city of Fehmarn Eckernförde Elmshorn Eutin

Fehmarn Flensburg Friedrichstadt Garding Geesthacht Glinde Glücksburg Glückstadt Hadersleben to Denmark in 1920 Haithabu about 770-1066 Viking city pagan Heiligenhafen Husum Itzehoe Kaltenkirchen Kappeln Kellinghusen Kiel brim Lauenburg

Lemkenhafen 1462–1510, now part of the city of Fehmarn Löwenstadt 1158 brief city foundation Lübeck Luetjenburg Lunden 1529–1559, still parish Marne Meldorf Mölln Neumunster Neustadt in Holstein Niebüll Norderstedt Nortorf Oldenburg in Holstein Ottensen 1871–1889 town, then incorporated into the town of Altona, today part of the Hamburg district of Altona Pinneberg Plön Preetz Quickborn Ratzeburg Reinbek Reinfeld

Rendsburg Rungholt sank in 1362, town charter questionable Schenefeld Schleswig Schwarzenbek Schwentinental Sønderborg to Denmark in 1920 Toenning Tonder 1920 Denmark Tornesch Travemünde in 1913 to Lübeck Uetersen Wahlstedt Wandsbek in 1937 in Hamburg frond Wesselburen Westerland 1905–2008, now part of the municipality of Sylt Wilster Wyk Zarpen around 1265 to 1473, still a municipality

See also

• Schleswig-Holstein City Association