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Imperial City

Imperial City of Aalen

• 1360: Imperial City
• 1500: To Swabian Circle
• 1803: Annexed to D. of Württemberg

Imperial City of Augsburg

• 14 BC: Founded by Augustus
• 1276: Imperial Free City
• 1488-1534: Joined Swabian League
• 1500: To Swabian Circle
• 1632-1635: Swedish occupation
• 1806: Annexed to Bavaria

Imperial City of Biberach an der Riss

• 1803: Annexed to Württemberg

Imperial City of Bisanz

• ?: To Burgundy
• 1651: Ceded to Burgundy
• 1674/1679: To County of Burgundy

Imperial City of Bopfingen

• Component of Swabian Gmund with the Klosterburg
• 1803: Annexed to Württemberg

Imperial City of Buchau

• 1803: Mediatized

Imperial City of Buchhorn

• 1803: Mediatized

Imperial City of Danzig

• 1454: Free City

• References
• History of Danzig

Imperial City of Dinkelsbuhl

• Dinkelsbühl

Imperial City of Duren

• Düren

Imperial City of Elbing

• 1457: To Poland

Imperial City of Giengen an der Brenz

• Giengen/Brenz

Imperial City of Gottingen

• Göttingen

Imperial City of Heilbronn

• 1751: Represented by Wurttemberg

Imperial City of Herford

• ?: From Abbey of Herford
• 1547: To Julich-Berg
• 1631: Imperial City status confirmed
• 1652: Conquered by Brandenburg

Imperial City of Kaufmanns-Saarbrücken

• ?: To Bishopric of Metz
• ?: To Lorraine
• 1661: To France

Imperial City of Konstanz

• Constance

Imperial City of Lindau/Landau

• ?: Landvogtei Hagenau
• 1648/73/79: To France

Imperial City of Lubeck

• Lübeck
• 1143: Lubeck founded by Adolf of Schauenburg
• 1226: Emperor Frederick II declared Lubeck an immediate territory

Imperial City of Muhlhausen/Thuringia

• Mühlhausen

Imperial City of Nordlingen

• Nördlingen

Imperial City of Nuremberg

• Nürnberg

Imperial City of Regensburg

• 1245: Imperial City

Imperial City of Schaffhausen

==Imperial City of Schlettstadt

Imperial City of Schwabisch Gmund

• Schwäbisch Gmünd

References:

• The Imperial City of Schwäbisch Gmünd and the Principality of Leiningen under new rulers

• ==Imperial City of Schwabisch Hall==
• Schwäbisch Hall

Imperial City of Schwabisch Worth

• Schwäbisch Wörth
• 1607/08: To Bavaria
• 1705-1714: Imperial City

Imperial City of Speyer

• Speier

Imperial City of Toul

• Tull

Imperial City of Uberlingen

• Überlingen

Imperial City of Wunstorf

• Belonged to Bishopric of Minden
• 1533: Expired(?)

Imperial City of Zell am Harmersbach

• General References
• The Destruction of Germany Index by City