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Kreis- und Gemeindeflaggen in Nordrhein-Westfalen
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NRW counties and municipalities:
- Higher Communal Associations (Kommunalverbände, Landesverbändeand Landschaftsverbände):
County Flags (Kreisflaggen):
Flags of Former Counties:
County-Free City Flags (Flaggen kreisfreier Städte):
- Aachen city (Stadt Aachen)
- Bielefeld city (Stadt Bielefeld),
- Bochum city (Stadt Bochum), incl
- Bonn city (Stadt Bonn),
- Bottrop city (Stadt Bottrop),
- Köln city (Stadt Köln (Cologne)),
- Dortmund city (Stadt Dortmund),
- Duisburg city (Stadt Duisburg),
- Düsseldorf capital city (Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf),
- Essen city (Stadt Essen),,
- Gelsenkirchen city (Stadt Gelsenkirchen),
- Hagen city (Stadt Hagen),
- Hamm city (Stadt Hamm),
- Herne city (Stadt Herne),
- Krefeld city (Stadt Krefeld),
- Leverkusen city (Stadt Leverkusen),
- Mönchengladbach city (Stadt Mönchengladbach),
- Mülheim city (Stadt Mülheim),
- Münster city (Stadt Münster),
- Oberhausen city (Stadt Oberhausen),
- Remscheid city (Stadt Remscheid),
- Solingen city (Stadt Solingen),
- Wuppertal city (Stadt Wuppertal),
Other cities can be found within their proper counties above.
See also:
Higher Communal Associations / Kommunalverbände,
Landesverbände
and Landschaftsverbände
Higher communal associations in North Rhine-Westphalia
are a difficult subject, as their territories partially overlap. There
are two higher communal associations that are basically congruent with
the borders of former Prussian provinces, the
Landschaftsverband
Rheinland and the
Landschaftsverband
Westfalen-Lippe. Furthermore a part of Westfalen-Lippe also forms
the Landesverband Lippe (former state
of Lippe), and there is a Kommunalverband
Ruhrgebiet containing territories of Rheinland and Westfalen-Lippe.
Marcus Schmöger, 15 Oct 2001