Cannstatt (Q21486)

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until 23 July 1933 Cannstatt, formerly also known as Kannstadt (around 1900), Canstatt or Cannstadt, is the most populous and oldest district of Baden-Württemberg's state capital Stuttgart.
  • Bad Cannstatt
  • Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt
  • Stuttgart-Cannstatt
  • Cannstatt
  • Stuttgart-Cannstattde
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Cannstatt
until 23 July 1933 Cannstatt, formerly also known as Kannstadt (around 1900), Canstatt or Cannstadt, is the most populous and oldest district of Baden-Württemberg's state capital Stuttgart.
  • Bad Cannstatt
  • Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt
  • Stuttgart-Cannstatt
  • Cannstatt
  • Stuttgart-Cannstattde

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Instance of
Locality
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Spa town
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Coordinate location
48°48'20"N, 9°12'51"E
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48°48'20"N, 9°12'51"E
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Diocese
Diocese of Constance
Date
15. century
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Infrastructure
Post stop
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Naming
Canstadt (German)
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Cannstatt (French)
End date
1933
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Administrative localisation
Stuttgart
Begin date
1 April 1905Gregorian
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Number of inhabitants / inmates
69,543
Date
1 January 2014
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71,285
Date
May 2020
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Elevation above sea level
205 m | metre
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Postal code
70331–70378
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Area
15.713 km² | square kilometre
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Flag
Banner Bad Cannstatt.svg
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Banner white red.svg
300 × 875; 218 bytes
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Flagge Bad Cannstatt.svg
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Identifiers

GeoNames ID
2953533
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GND ID
4077993-2
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VIAF ID
235920820
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