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  • Sandhausen (Mannheim District)
  • Sankt Blasien (Konstanz District)
  • Sankt Goar (Rheinland District)
  • Sankt Goarshausen (Hessen-Nassau District)
  • Sankt Tönis (Rheinland District)
  • Sankt Wendel (Rheinland District)
  • Schenklengsfeld (Hessen-Nassau District)
  • Schleusingen (Sachsen District)
  • Schluchtern (Mannheim District)
  • Schlüchtern (Hessen-Nassau District)
  • Schmalkalden (Hessen-Nassau District)
  • Schmieheim (Freiburg District) K
  • Schöneberg (Brandenburg District)
  • Schopfheim (Freiburg District)
  • Schriesheim (Mannheim District)
  • Schupbach (Hessen-Nassau District)
  • Schwäbisch Gmünd (Gmünd District)
  • Schwäbisch Hall (Hall District)
  • Schwanfeld (Unterfranken District) K
  • Schwarza (Sachsen District)
  • Schwarzach (Karlsruhe District)
  • Schwedt (Brandenburg District)
  • Schweich (Rheinland District)
  • Schwelm (Westfalen District)
  • Schwetzingen (Mannheim District)
  • Reference: When these letters appear the town has Town Leader, KehilaLinks, Projects, Documents

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    Important Note:
    A town can be named in different ways (in German, in Polish, in French). Many town names have changed over time and many can be spelled differently depending on the transliteration rules applied. GerSIG has chosen as the main town name the official one around 1900.

    This town list shows only 1900 town names, not modern names. However, our SIG database stores most of the alternate names and you can search for them (using D-M soundex) through the town search box on the top-right of each website page. The town page will show all alternate names as well as the different names by period (1900, 1930, 1950, modern).