Governmental district Lueneburg
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| Land of the Federal Republic: | Lower Saxony |
| administrative seat: | Lueneburg |
| surface: | 15.507, 13 km ² |
| inhabitants: | 1.702.179 (30.September 2004) |
| population density: | 109.58 Einwohner/km ² |
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the governmental district Lueneburg was one of four governmental districts of the country Lower Saxony.
The history of the governmental district Lueneburgdecreases/goes back up to the year 1885, when that was divided for 1866 Prussian former Kingdom of Hanover become as now Prussian province Hanover into governmental districts. Model were already in other Prussian provinces the 1815/16 established governmental districts. At that time also the governmental district developedLueneburg.
At the 1. February 1978 was increased the governmental district Lueneburg around the area of the dissolved governmental district Stade. It delivered however also areas to the governmental district Braunschweig, i.e. the district GIF horn and the city wolf castle.
The governmental districts of the countryLower Saxony existed only up to 31. December 2004. Since that 1. January 2005 all district governments, also those of the district Lueneburg, are dissolved. In Lueneburg 1 is starting from that. January 2005 the national school administrative board and police headquarters in the old district government building accommodated.
Administrative arrangement:
Districts
- Celle, including the large independent city Celle
- Cuxhaven
- Harburg
- Lüchow Dannenberg
- Lueneburg, including the large independent city Lueneburg
- Osterholz
- red castle (Wümme)
- Soltau Fallingbostel
- Stade
- Uelzen
- Verden
before the reorganisation of the governmental districts and/or. before the circle reform that coveredGovernmental district Lueneburg the circle-free cities Celle, Lueneburg and wolf castle as well as the districts castle village, Celle, Lüchow Dannenberg, Fallingbostel, Gifhorn, Harburg, Lueneburg, Soltau and Uelzen.
With the circle reform, those in Lower Saxony essentiallybetween 1973 and 1977 one accomplished, the circles to larger administrative units were together closed and the two urban areas into the districts integrated. Some the today's districts existed already before the circle reform. They had however at that time still another another cut. AfterAllocation of the governmental district Stade as well as delivery of the circle GIF horn and the city wolf castle to the governmental district Braunschweig covers the governmental district Lueneburg the eleven districts specified above.
Aurich | Braunschweig | Hanover | Hildesheim | Lueneburg | Oldenburg | Osnabrück | Stade | Weser Ems
