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{{Unreferenced\|date=December 2006}} '''Große Kreisstadt''' ([[German language\|German]] for ''major district town'') is a ~~designation~~term ~~for~~in ~~towns~~the inGerman ~~[[Germany]]~~municipal ~~with~~law. In some ~~greater~~German ~~significance~~federal ~~despite~~states ~~its~~the ~~rather~~term ~~small~~is ~~size~~used as ~~measured~~a byspecial ~~[[population]].~~legal Itstatus isfor ~~used~~district-affiliated ~~for~~cities ~~[[town]]s~~or ~~which~~towns ~~are~~with ~~administration~~additional ~~centers~~competences in ~~their~~comparison ~~area.~~with ~~These~~other ~~district~~municipalities or towns ~~mostly~~of ~~have~~the ~~around~~district. ~~40,000~~The ~~inhabitants,~~title inis ~~[[Baden-Württemberg]]~~based ~~only~~on ~~20,000~~souvereign conferment. <!-- == Große Kreisstädte in the German States == === Baden-Württemberg === necessary population for the status: 20,000 === Bavaria === 30,000 inhabitants necessary === Saxony === 20,000 inhabitants necessary --> ==Administration rules==

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