Districts of Aachen

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Coat of arms of the city of Aachen

The city ​​districts of Aachen represent an administrative division of the city area of Aachen .

history

In earlier incorporations into the city of Aachen , the incorporated areas together with the previous city of Aachen formed a unified urban area, their former territory was only identifiable by the names of the districts of Aachen used for cadastral purposes . The last, on January 1, 1972, incorporation of seven surrounding communities in accordance with the Aachen Law of 1971 , the area of ​​the Aachen city area grew to about three times, which made a new administrative subdivision necessary. For this purpose, the urban area was divided into seven districts .

Aachen-Mitte, the largest of the new city districts, corresponded, with minor exceptions, to the city area before 1972, i.e. including the earlier incorporations of Burtscheid and Forst . The five newly incorporated municipalities of Brand , Eilendorf , Haaren , Laurensberg and Richterich became separate city districts. The part of the municipality of Kornelimünster that was incorporated into Aachen and the former municipality of Walheim were combined with adjacent parts of the old urban area ( Sief , Lichtenbusch and an adjacent small area of ​​forest) in the municipality of Kornelimünster / Walheim .

Townships

Location of the city districts in Aachen

The seven districts of Aachen are (area and population as of December 31, 2016):

Borough Area
(ha)
Residents Density
(inh./ha)
Aachen center 5.163 164.904 31.9
fire 1,338 17,284 12.9
Eilendorf 684 15,708 23.0
Hair 880 12,564 14.3
Kornelimünster / Walheim 3,703 15,597 4.2
Laurensberg 2,997 19,879 6.6
Richterich 1,318 8,846 6.7
Aachen as a whole 16,083 254,782 15.8

Statistical districts

For statistical purposes, the seven city districts are partially subdivided into statistical districts , which are marked with a two-digit number (but not numbered continuously). There are 34 statistical districts in Aachen. Most of them (25) are in the Aachen-Mitte district.

City districts and statistical districts with official numbering
Borough Statistical districts
Aachen center

10 Markt
13 Theater
14 Lindenplatz
15 St. Jakob
16 Westpark
17 Hanbruch
18 Hörn
21 Ponttor
22 Hansemannplatz
23 Soers
24 Jülicher Straße
25 Kalkofen
31 Kaiserplatz
32 Adalbertsteinweg
33 Panneschopp
34 Rothe Erde
35 Trierer Straße
36 Frankenberg
37 Forst
41 Beverau
42 Burtscheider Kurgarten
43 Burtscheider Abbey
46 Steinebrück
47 Marschiertor
48 Hangeweiher

fire 51 fire
Eilendorf 52 Eilendorf
Hair 53 hairs
Kornelimünster / Walheim 61 Kornelimünster
62 Oberforstbach
63 Walheim
Laurensberg 64 Vaalserquartier
65 Laurensberg
Richterich 66 Richterich

Further subdivisions

City districts, statistical districts and place names of Aachen

For cadastral purposes , the urban area is divided into the districts of Aachen , some of which coincide with the city districts.

Regardless of the official city divisions in city districts, statistical districts and municipalities, there are numerous other place names for city districts and districts, localities and settlements that are generally considered to be districts of Aachen . These play a greater role in the spatial ideas of the population than the statistical districts.

See also

literature

  • Julia Arndt, Friederike Henne, Myriam Moser, Benedikt Sonntag, Nick Wawroschek: Finally Aachen . rap publishing house, Freiburg im Breisgau 2014, ISBN 978-3-942733-15-1 , Where do you live ?, p. 6–43 ( Limited preview - boroughs with a brief description of their main districts).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b City of Aachen (Ed.): Statistical Yearbook 2016 . S. 13, 42 ( aachen.de [PDF; 4.8 MB ]).