Place:Braunschweig, Germany

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Name	Braunschweig
Alt names	Herzogtum Braunschweig	source: Full German name
	Duchy of Braunschweig	source: Full English name
	Brunswiek	source: Low German name
	Brunswick	source: English name Source:Family History Library Catalog
Type	Former state
Coordinates	52.266667°N 10.516667°E
Located in	Germany (1871 - 1918)
Also located in	Niedersachsen, Germany (1946 - present)
See also	Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Germany	1871-1946 capital city

Contained Places

District: Holzminden
Inhabited place: Bad Gandersheim; Bad Harzburg; Badenhausen; Bornum; Braunlage; Braunschweig ( 1871 - 1946 ); Bündheim; Cremlingen; Emmerstedt; Gittelde; Grasleben; Greene; Gross Gleidingen; Harlingerode; Helmstedt; Hessen; Holzminden; Hornburg; Hötzum; Jerxheim; Klein Stöckheim; Kreiensen; Königslutter; Langelsheim; Lehre; Lutter am Barenberge; Mariental; Obersickte; Oker; Salzdahlum; Schöningen; Schöppenstedt; Seesen; Söllingen; Süpplingen; Vechelde; Velpke; Walkenried; Wenden; Wieda; Wittmar; Wolfenbüttel
Principality: Blankenburg
Unknown: Achim; Adersheim; Ahlshausen-Sievertshausen; Ahlum; Altgandersheim; Alversdorf; Ammensen; Ampleben; Apelnstedt; Astfeld; Bahrdorf; Bansleben; Barbecke; Barmke; Barnstorf; Bartshausen; Barum; Beddingen; Beierstedt; Bentierode; Berel; Bessingen; Bettingerode; Bettmar; Beulshausen; Bevenrode; Bevern; Billerbeck; Bisperode; Blankenburg am Harz; Bodenburg; Bodenstein; Boimstorf; Bornhausen; Bortfeld; Broistedt; Bruchhof; Bruchmachtersen; Brunsen; Brökeln; Burgdorf; Büddenstedt; Büstedt; Calbecht; Calvörde; Clus; Dankelsheim; Dannhausen; Delligsen; Denstorf; Destedt; Dettum; Dielmissen; Dobbeln; Drütte; Eimen; Eitzum; Ellierode; Emtinghausen; Engelnstedt; Engerode; Erkerode; Erzhausen; Esbeck; Eschershausen; Evessen; Frellstedt; Fümmelse; Fürstenau; Garlebsen; Gebhardshagen; Gehrenrode; Geitelde; Gevensleben; Gilzum; Glentorf; Grafhorst; Gremsheim; Groß Dahlum; Groß Denkte; Groß Steinum; Groß Twülpstedt; Groß Vahlberg; Groß Winnigstedt; Hachum; Hahausen; Haieshausen; Halle; Hallendorf; Hallensen; Harderode; Harvesse; Heckenbeck; Hedeper; Heerte; Hehlen; Helmscherode; Hemkenrode; Hilprechtshausen; Hohe; Hohenassel; Hohnsleben; Hoiersdorf; Hordorf; Hunzen; Ildehausen; Immendorf; Ippensen; Jeseritz; Kaierde; Kalme; Kemnade; Kirchberg; Kirchbrak; Kissenbrück; Klein Dahlum; Klein Denkte; Klein Gleidingen; Klein Twülpstedt; Klein Winnigstedt; Kneitlingen; Küblingen; Lamme; Lauingen; Lebenstedt; Lehndorf; Leinde; Lelm; Lesse; Lichtenberg; Linden; Lobmachtersen; Mackendorf; Mahlum; Mascherode; Meerdorf; Meinkot; Melverode; Michaelstein; Möncheshöppenstedt; Mönchevahlberg; Münchehof; Naensen; Neindorf; Neubrück; Neuhof; Niederfreden; Nordassel; Nordsteimke; Oberfreden; Offleben; Olxheim; Opperhausen; Ortshausen; Orxhausen; Osterlinde; Ostharingen; Ottenstein; Pabstorf; Parsau; Rautheim; Reinsdorf; Remlingen; Reppner; Rickensdorf; Riddagshausen; Rieseberg; Rimmerode; Rittierode; Rotenkamp; Runstedt; Räbke; Rüningen; Saalsdorf; Salder; Sambleben; Sauingen; Scheppau; Schlewecke; Schorborn; Schulenrode; Seboldshausen; Seinstedt; Semmenstedt; Sickte; Sierße; Sonnenberg; Sottmar; Stadtoldendorf; Steterburg; Stiddien; Stroit; Sudburg; Süpplingenburg; Teichhütte; Thedinghausen; Thiede; Timmenrode; Timmerlah; Timmern; Trautenstein; Twieflingen; Uthmöden; Varrigsen; Vechelade; Veltheim; Voldagsen; Volkersheim; Volkmarsdorf; Volzum; Vorsfelde; Völkenrode; Wahle; Wahrstedt; Warberg; Watzum; Wedtlenstedt; Wendeburg; Wendessen; Wendezelle; Wendhausen; Wenzen; Westerlinde; Westerode; Wetzleben; Windhausen; Wobeck; Wolfshagen; Wolperode; Wolsdorf; Woltwiesche; Wrescherode; Zobbenitz; Ölber am weißen Wege; Üfingen; Ührde

Note: In keeping with the 1900-rule at WeRelate, places in Germany are organized as they were in 1900 when Germany was known as the German Empire.

In 1900, Brunswick was a duchy and state (land) in the German Empire.

Today (2017), Brunswick no longer exists as a state. Its territory lies in the state of Lower Saxony in Germany.

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Timeline

From 1871-1918, the Duchy of Brunswick was a state in the German Empire
From 1918-1933, territory became the Free State of Brunswick in the Weimar Republic
From 1934-1945, territory continued as the Free State of Brunswick in the Deutsches Reich
From 1946-present, territory was merged with State of Hanover (the former Prussian province), the Free State of Oldenburg and Free State of Schaumburg-Lippe into the newly founded state (Land) of Lower Saxony.

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