Apolda administrative district

Basic data
Inventory period	1850–1922 (until 1868 Weimar II )
Administrative headquarters	Apolda (until 1868 Weimar )
surface	796 km² (1910)
Residents	125,138 (1910)
Population density	157 inhabitants / km² (1910)
Communities	149 (1910)
Location of the Apolda administrative district

Seal of the Gr.S. District director for Apolda

The administrative district Apolda , also called II. Administrative district , existed from 1868 to 1922 in the Grand Duchy of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach and in the Free State of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach . The district headquarters was in Apolda . From 1850 to 1868 the administrative district was called Weimar II . The area of ​​the former administrative district today largely belongs to the independent city of Jena and the Weimarer Land district in Thuringia .

history

The Grand Duchy of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach was divided into five administrative districts in 1850, which were comparable in size to rural districts . The second administrative district comprised the eastern part of the former duchy of Saxony-Weimar , which was also known as the Weimar district in the 19th century . Until 1868 the administrative district was called Weimar II and had its seat in Weimar , after which it was referred to as the administrative district Apolda and had its seat in Apolda. The exclaves Oldisleben and Allstedt also belonged to the administrative district .

In 1918 the Grand Duchy of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach became the Free State of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach , which in turn became part of the State of Thuringia on May 1, 1920 . During a comprehensive regional reform, the Apolda administrative district was dissolved in 1922:

• The cities of Apolda and Jena became independent.
• The communities Ammerbach , Burgau , Löbstedt, Winzerla and Zwätze were incorporated into the city of Jena.
• The community of Nauendorf was incorporated into the city of Apolda.
• The Oldisleben exclave came to the Sondershausen district .
• The remaining south-eastern half of the administrative district came to the Jena-Roda district .
• The remaining northwestern half of the administrative district and the Allstedt exclave came to the Weimar district .

Population development

	Apolda administrative district
year	1880	1900	1910
Residents	84,473	102,301	125,138

Population of communities with more than 2,000 inhabitants (as of 1910):

Allstedt	3,353
Apolda	22,610
Bad Sulza	3,052
Buttstädt	2,843
Jena	38,487
Oldis life	2,064

cities and communes

Allstedt , city Altengönna Ammerbach Apolda , city Bad Sulza , City 1 Bergsulza Dentable Beutnitz Bucha Burgau Bürgel , city Buttelstedt , city Buttstädt , city Camsdorf 2 Closewitz Coppanz Cospeda Darnstedt Dobrich Dorfsulza 1 Dornburg , city Dorndorf Dothen Eberstedt Einsdorf Singles Ellersleben Eating life Flurstedt Frauenprießnitz Gebstedt Gerega Gniebsdorf Golmsdorf Göschwitz Grabsdorf Graitschen Großbrembach Big herring

Großlöbichau Großneuhausen Grossromstedt Großschwabhausen Guthmannshausen Haindorf Hainichen Hardisleben Hermstedt Herressen Heygendorf Deer soda Hohlstedt Isserstedt Jena , city Jenalöbnitz Jenaprießnitz Kalbsrieth Kleinkröbitz Kleinlöbichau Kleinneuhausen Kleinromstedt Kleinschwabhausen Ködderitzsch Kosnitz Kötschau Krautheim Nativity Village Kunitz Laasan Lachstedt Landgrafroda Lehesten Leutenthal Leutra Lichtenhain 3 Lobeda , city Löberschütz Löbstedt

Lützeroda Mannstedt Mattstedt Maua Mertendorf Mittelhausen Monk whistle Munchenroda Naschhausen Nauendorf Nausnitz Nennsdorf Nerkewitz Nermsdorf Neuengönna Neustedt Tear down Niederröblingen Niederroßla Niedertrebra Nirmsdorf Oberndorf Tearing over Oberroßla Obertrebra Olbersleben Oldis life Oßmannstedt Oßmaritz Pfiffelbach Pfuhlsborn Poppendorf Poxdorf Rannstedt Rastenberg , city Rice village Rockau Rodigast Rödigen

Rohrbach Rothenstein Rudersdorf Rutha Schaafsdorf Shorba Pods Sun village Stadtsulza , city 1 Steudnitz Goldfinch Stobra Sulzbach Taupadel Tautenburg Teutleben Thalbürgel Utenbach Vollradisroda Waldeck Pastures Wenigenjena 4 Wersdorf Wetzdorf Wickerstedt Willerstedt Wilsdorf angle Winzerla Wogau Wolferstedt Wöllnitz Wormstedt Goat Grove 5 Rooms Zottelstedt Zwätz

¹ In 1907 Dorfsulza and Stadtsulza were merged to form the town of Bad Sulza.

² Camsdorf was incorporated into Wenigenjena in 1891.

³Lichtenhain belonged to the Saalfeld district of the Duchy of Saxony-Meiningen until January 1, 1913 .

^4th Wenigenjena was incorporated into the city of Jena on October 1, 1909.

⁵ Ziegenhain was incorporated into the city of Jena in 1913.

Web links

Commons : Apolda administrative district  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Uli Schubert: German municipality register 1910. Retrieved on May 22, 2009 . 
2. ↑ gov.genealogy.net: Apolda administrative district