Gifhorn (district) - Towns and Municipalities

Towns and Municipalities

(numbers of inhabitants from the 30th June, 2005)

Communities

  1. Gifhorn, Town, autonomous community (42.658)
  2. Sassenburg (10.946) [Seat: Westerbeck
  3. Wittingen, Town (12.268)

Samtgemeinden with their local communities

* Seat of Samtgemeinde government

  • 1. Boldecker Land
    (9.802)
  1. Barwedel (1.077)
  2. Bokensdorf (950)
  3. Jembke (1.901)
  4. Osloß (1.981)
  5. Tappenbeck (1.245)
  6. Weyhausen * (2.648)
  • 2. Brome
    (15.335)
  1. Bergfeld (952)
  2. Brome * (3.397)
  3. Ehra-Lessien (1.629)
  4. Parsau (1.946)
  5. Rühen (4.672)
  6. Tiddische (1.268)
  7. Tülau (1.471)
  • 3. Hankensbüttel
    (9.739)
  1. Dedelstorf (1.521)
  2. Hankensbüttel * (4.525)
  3. Obernholz (940)
  4. Sprakensehl (1.309)
  5. Steinhorst (1.444)
  • 4. Isenbüttel
    (15.502)
  1. Calberlah (5.236)
  2. Isenbüttel * (6.183)
  3. Ribbesbüttel (2.133)
  4. Wasbüttel (1.950)
  • 5. Meinersen
    (20.944)
  1. Hillerse (2.615)
  2. Leiferde (4.335)
  3. Meinersen * (8.415)
  4. Müden (Aller) (5.579)
  • 6. Papenteich
    (23.458)
  1. Adenbüttel (1.724)
  2. Didderse (1.404)
  3. Meine * (8.070)
  4. Rötgesbüttel (2.280)
  5. Schwülper (6.627)
  6. Vordorf (3.353)
  • 7. Wesendorf
    (14.576)
  1. Groß Oesingen (2.029)
  2. Schönewörde (983)
  3. Ummern (1.593)
  4. Wagenhoff (1.150)
  5. Wahrenholz (3.839)
  6. Wesendorf * (4.982)|}

Area without community (uninhabited)

  • Giebel (10,36 km²)

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