Province of Brandenburg contains the administrative territorial entity Potsdam Government Region
Subdivisions
From 1822 the province of Brandenburg was divided into two Regierungsbezirke (governorates): Frankfurt and Potsdam. Between 1816 and 1822 there was a third governorate – the Governorate of Berlin – comprising the urban district of Berlin, the city of Charlottenburg and the municipalities of Gesundbrunnen, Lichtenberg, and Stralau. In 1822 the Berlin region merged into the Potsdam region.Berlin, (1822–1881; on 1 April 1881 the city was disentangled from the Province of Brandenburg.)
Brandenburg (Havel), (from 1881; from 1947 part of Brandenburg state)
Charlottenburg, (1877–1920; merged in Greater Berlin)
Eberswalde, (1911–1950; merged in Oberbarnim district; from 1947 part of Brandenburg state)
Lichtenberg, (1908–1920; from 1912: known as Berlin-Lichtenberg; merged in Greater Berlin)
Potsdam, (from 1809; 1947–1952, and from 1990 part of Brandenburg state)
Rathenow, (1925–1950; merged in Westhavelland district; from 1947 part of Brandenburg state)
Rixdorf, (1899–1920; from 1912: known as Berlin-Neukölln; merged in Greater Berlin)
Schöneberg, (1899–1920; from 1912: known as Berlin-Schöneberg; merged in Greater Berlin)
Spandau, (1886–1920; merged in Greater Berlin)
Wilmersdorf, (1907–1920; from 1912: known as Berlin-Wilmersdorf; merged in Greater Berlin)
Wittenberge, (1922–1950; merged in Westprignitz district; from 1947 part of Brandenburg state)Rural districts (Landkreise)
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