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OVAL : D

Passenger series
Electic vehicle series
Electic motorcycle series
Motorcycle series
Seasonal series
Seasonal motorcycle series
Temporary tourist export series
Provisional series
Trade series
Historical series
Old-timer series
United States forces in Germany series
Diplomatic series
Local official series
Provincial official series
Federal official series
Agricultural series
Military series
Official NATO headquarters series
German forces in France series
Road tax free series
Moped series
Other series
Pictures of the entire code list

Passenger series

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by one letter and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where M stands for München.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by one letter and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where R stands for Regensburg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and one numeral.
The first letter denotes the district or town where C stands for Chemnitz.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where J stands for Jena.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Thüringen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter above two letters and two numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Köln.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where E stands for Essen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, above two letters and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Koln.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where L stands for Leipzig.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where ER stands for Erlangen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, smaller size with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above one letter and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where SO stands for Soest.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where SB stands for Saarbrucken.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Saarland.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above by one letter and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where TR stands for Trier.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where CE stands for Celle.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where ME stands for Mettmann.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where AC stands for Aachen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where ER stands for Erlangen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, small size plate with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where ER stands for Erlangen.
After the district code is one seal, the provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where KG stands for Bad Kissingen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where AC stands for Aachen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where OF stands for Offenbach am Main.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hessen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 smaller size in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where KL stands for Kaiserslauten.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland Pfalz.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HD stands for Heidelberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Baden-Württemberg.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where RE stands for Recklinghausen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by one letter and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where BGD stands for Berchtesgaden.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where KLE stands for Kleve.
Bottom left are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by one letter and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where HEF stands for Hersfeld-Rotenburg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hessen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where COC stands for Cochem-Zell.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where HEF stands for Hersfeld-Rotenburg.
On front plates is since 1st January 2010 after the district code only one seal, the provincial seal, in this case Hessen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WOB stands for Wolfsburg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HD stands for Heidelberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Baden-Württemberg.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WIL stands for Wittlich & Bernkastel-Wittlich.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters above two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where MZG stands for Merzig-Wadern.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Saarland.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by a hyphen, two letters and one numeral.
The first letter denotes the district or town where M stands for Munchen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Bayern.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, one letter and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where EM stands for Emmendingen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Baden-Württemberg.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, one letter and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HM stands for Hameln-Pyrmont.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where ER stands for Erlangen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where FI stands for Finsterwalde.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Brandenburg.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where RD stands for Rendsburg-Eckernförde.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Schleswig-Holstein.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where OS stands for Osnabrück.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Niedersachsen.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where TO stands for Torgau-Oschatz.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Sachsen.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.
Note the DDR oval in the top left corner.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the district or town where WIL stands for Wittlich & Bernkastel-Wittlich.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where SAD stands for Schwandorf.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal in grey, in this case Bayern.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where LIP stands for Lippe.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one (current) provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein Westfalen.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Koln.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.
Note the oval F in the 12 yellow European flags.

Current passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where SB stands for Saarbrucken.
Note the absence of the seals.

Unofficial passenger series used since 1956 in black on yellow.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where RV stands for Ravensburg.

Unofficial passenger series used since 1956 in black on yellow.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where BC stands for Biberach.
Note that the euroband with GB and the colours would suggest a British plate, I believe this is a German registration.

Unofficial passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HI stands for Hildesheim.

Unofficial passenger series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by a hyphen, two letters above three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where BM stands for Bergheim.

Former DDR passenger series issued between 1953 and 1990 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the region ane district (from 1974) where IE (IA-IZ) stands for Berlin.
Above the hyphen is since 1963 the coat of arms of the Republic.
This plate was seen in the DDR museum in Berlin.

Former DDR passenger series issued between 1953 and 1990 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the region ane district (from 1974) where YF (YE-YI) stands for Dresden.
This plate was seen in the DDR museum in Berlin.

Former DDR passenger series issued between 1953 and 1990 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first letter denotes the region (until 1974) where H stands for Magdeburg.
This plate was seen in a museum.

Electic vehicle series

Current electric vehicles series used since October 2015 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters, three numerals, suffixed by the letter E.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Köln.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current electric vehicles series used since October 2015 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by two letters, two numerals, suffixed by the letter E.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Köln.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current electric vehicles series used since October 2015 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters, three numerals, suffixed by the letter E.
The first two letters denote the district or town where BN stands for Bonn.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Electic motorcycle series

Current motorcycle vehicles series used since October 2015 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter above by letters, three numerals, suffixed by the letter E.
The first letter denotes the district or town where B stands for Berlin.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Motorcycle series

Current motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter above two letters and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where M stands for München.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband since January 1995.
This plate size and format is permitted since 1st June 2011.
The registration consists of one letter above two letters and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where B stands for Berlin.
In between the two lines are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband since January 1995.
This plate size and format is permitted since 1st June 2011.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where OE stands for Olpe.
In between the two lines are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband since January 1995.
This plate size and format is permitted since 1st June 2011.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HA stands for Hagen.
In between the two lines are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where RV stands for Ravensburg.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Baden-Württemberg.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Unofficial motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by a hyphen, two letters above two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where SE stands for Bad Segeberg.

Current motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, above one letter and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district or town where B stands for Berlin.
Top left and top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current motorcycle series used since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where ER stands for Erlangen.
Top left and top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Seasonal series

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where PA stands for Passau.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The two numbers at the right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from April first until end of October.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one letter and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HI stands for Hildesheim.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
The two numbers at the right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from March first until end of October.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where MH stands for Mühlheim.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The two numbers at the right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from April first until end of October.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters followed by two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where OPR stands for Ostprignitz-Ruppin.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Brandenburg.
The two numbers at the right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from April first until end of October.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where OHA stands for Osterode am Harz.
Bottom left are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
The two numbers at the top right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from May first until end of October.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Seasonal motorcycle series

Current seasonal motorcycle series used since 1997 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters above one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where PA stands for Passau.
The two numbers top right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from March first until end of October.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal motorcycle series used since 1997 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband.
This plate size and format is permitted since 1st June 2011.
The registration consists of two letters above one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where KS stands for Kassel.
The two numbers at the middle of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from March first until end of October.
In between the two lines are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hessen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal motorcycle series used since 1997 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband.
This plate size and format is permitted since 1st June 2011.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where TR stands for Trier.
The two numbers at the middle of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from March first until end of November.
In between the two lines are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland Pfalz.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal motorcycle series used since 1997 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband.
This plate size and format is permitted since 1st June 2011.
The registration consists of two letters above two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district or town where NE stands for Neuss.
The two numbers at the middle of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from May first until end of October.
In between the two lines are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal motorcycle series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where ERH stands for Erlangen-Höchstadt.
Bottom left are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The two numbers at the top right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from March first until end of November.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal motorcycle series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where FFB stands for Fürstenfeldbruck.
Bottom left are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The two numbers at the top right of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from March first until end of October.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current seasonal motorcycle series used since 1997 in black on white, with euroband.
This plate size and format is permitted since 1st June 2011.
The registration consists of three letters above two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where SAD stands for Schwandorf.
The two numbers at the middle of the registration indicate when the plate is valid, in this case from April first until end of October.
In between the two lines are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Temporary tourist series

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by one numeral and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where F stands for Frankfurt.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (30 October 2007).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where D stands for Düsseldorf.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (26 February 2010).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter followed by four numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where E stands for Essen.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (23 August 2009).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one numeral and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where DO stands for Dortmund.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (4 July 2010).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by one numeral and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where MG stands for MÖnchengladbach.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (8 March 2013).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HD stands for Heidelberg & Rhein-Neckar-Kreis.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (11 May 2009).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by two numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where BB stands for Böblingen.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (26 December 2017).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where EU stands for Euskirchen.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (8 August 2008).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters above three numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HB stands for Hansestadt Bremen.
Top left is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Top right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (4 October 2011).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters above three numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where OS stands for Osnabrück.
Top left is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Top right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (10 April 2010).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by four numerals and one letter.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HH stands for Hansestadt Hamburg.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (9 March 2013).

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where KLE stands for Kleve.
After the district code is a seal with the text BUNDESFINANZVERWALTUNG - D.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry.

Current temporary tourist series used since August 2000 in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters followed by three numerals and one letter.
The first letter denotes the district or town where HAM stands for Hamm.
Right of the registration is a red band with the year, month and day of expiry (24 May 2006).
Note the absence of the seal.

Provisional series

Current provisional series valid for only five days in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by 04 and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or district where M stands for Munchen.
After the district code is a blue validation sticker.
Right of the registration is a yellow band with the day, month and year of validity (30 January 2009).

Current provisional series valid for only five days in black on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by 04 and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where MK stands for Märkischer Kreis.
After the district code is a blue validation sticker.
Right of the registration is a yellow band with the day, month and year of validity (21 June 2003).

Current provisional series valid for only five days in black on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by 04 and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where BIT stands for Bitburg-Prüm.
After the district code is a blue validation sticker.
Right of the registration is a yellow band with the day, month and year of validity (13 April 2010).

Trade series

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by six numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or district where B stands for Berlin.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current trade series since 1956, two-line plate in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, above five numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or district where Z stands for Zwickauer Land.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Sachsen.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where LC stands for Luckau.
Note that the LC code was only issued between 1991 and 1993.
After the district code is the provincial seal in grey, in this case Brandenburg.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by six numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where HB stands for Hansestadt Bremen.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Bremen.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by five numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where PB stands for Paderborn.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers)

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above five numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or district where FS stands for Freising.
Left of the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by five numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where KEH stands for Kelheim.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by five numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where KLE stands for Kleve.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein Westfalen.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers).
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current trade series since 1956 in red on white.
The registration consists of three letters, followed a hyphen and by five numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or district where HSK stands for Hochsauerlandkreis.
The first two numerals, 06, are used for recurrent use (dealers)
Note the absence of the provincial seal.

Historical series

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by one letter, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Koln.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where N stands for Nürnberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, front plate with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where B stands for Berlin.
On front plates is since 1st January 2010 after the district code only one seal, the provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, two-line plate with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter above two letters, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where K stands for Köln.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters, four numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first letter denotes the district or town where B stands for Berlin.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by one letter, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first two letters denote the district or town where IN stands for Ingolstadt.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above one letter, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first two letters denote the district or town where BM stands for Bergheim & Erftkreis.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters, one numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first two letters denote the district or town where HS stands for Heinsberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters, two numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first two letters denote the district or town where BM stands for Bergheim & Erftkreis.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current historical series (over 30 years) since 1956 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters, three numerals and the letter H as suffix.
The first two letters denote the district or town where GÖ stands for Göttingen.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Niedersachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Old-timer series

Current old-timer series since 1956 in red on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by the numerals 07 and one numeral.
The first two letters denote the district or town where UN stands for Unna.
After the two letters is a provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein Westfalen.
These series are issued to veteran vehicles only used occasionally.

Current old-timer series since 1956 in red on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above the numerals 07 and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the district or town where STA stands for Starnberg.
Bottom left is a provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
These series are issued to veteran vehicles only used occasionally.

Current old-timer series since 1956 in red on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters above the numerals 07 and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where AC stands for Aachen.
Top right is a provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.
These series are issued to veteran vehicles only used occasionally.

United States forces in Germany series

Current United States forces in Germany since October 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters QQ are used since January 2010 for cars being shipped back to the US.
Top right is an inspection seal. There is no seal indicating the US forces.
Top left is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.

Current United States forces in Germany since October 2007, front plate in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters QQ are used since January 2010 for cars being shipped back to the US.
Top right is an inspection seal. There is no seal indicating the US forces.
Top left should be a blue euroband, but this is obscured by a sticker.

Current United States forces in Germany since October 2007, rear plate in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters QQ are used since January 2010 for cars being shipped back to the US.
Top left should be a blue euroband, but this is obscured by a sticker.

Current United States forces in Germany since October 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters SH are used since March 2009 for cars being shipped back to the US.
Top left and right two seals, one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Top left is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.

Former United States forces in Germany issued between 3rd July 2000 and 19th November 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters HK are used for US size plates after 2000.
Top left and right two seals, one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Top left is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.

Former United States forces in Germany issued between 3rd July 2000 and 19th November 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The letters AF are used for US size plates until 2000.
Top left and right two seals, one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Top left is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.

Former United States forces in Germany issued between 3rd July 2000 and 19th November 2007 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The letters AD are used for European size plates.
After the letters AD is one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.

Former United States forces in Germany since 3rd July 2000 in black on white, with euroband since January 1995.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The letters IF are used for official vehicles since 2003.
After the letters IF is one inspection seal and seal indicating the US forces.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the letters USA in white below the NATO star.

Diplomatic series

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first two numerals denote the embassy where 24 stands for Myanmar.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first two numerals denote the embassy where 34 stands for Denmark .
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first two numerals denote the embassy where 21 stands for Belgium.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by three numerals, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first three numerals denote the embassy where 162 stands for Georgia.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by three numerals, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first three numerals denote the embassy where 131 stands for Tanzania.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0, followed by three numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first three numerals denote the embassy where 112 stands for Portugal.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0 above two numerals, a hyphen and two numeral.
The first two numerals denote the embassy where 17 stands for U.S.A.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of the numeral 0 above three numerals, a hyphen and two numeral.
The first three numerals denote the embassy where 193 stands for Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current semi-diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where B stands for Berlin.
The first two numerals denote the embassy code where 97 stands for The Netherlands.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current semi-diplomatic series since 1956 in black on white.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where B stands for Berlin.
The first two numerals denote the embassy code where 65 stands for Italy.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Local official series

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a three numerals, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where BN stands for Bonn.
Numbers between 1 and 199 are used for federal authorities.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a three numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where BN stands for Bonn.
Numbers between 1 and 199 are used for federal authorities.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by four numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where K stands for Koln.
Numbers between 9000 and 9999 are used for members of the Consular Corps Staff.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the town or province where K stands for Koln.
Numbers between 6000 and 6999 are used for county, city and parish authorities.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where ER stands for Erlangen.
Numbers between 200 and 299 are used for county, city and parish authorities.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where ER stands for Erlangen.
Numbers between 200 and 299 are used for county, city and parish authorities.
Top right are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Top left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by three numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where HH stands for Hansestadt Hamburg.
Numbers between 900 and 999 are used for members of the Consular Corps Staff.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hamburg.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.
The first two letters denote the town or province where DN stands for Düren.
Numbers between 3000 and 3999 are used for the police.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Former local official series issued between 1956 and February 2007 in black on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or province where DAU stands for Daun.
Numbers between 200 and 299 are used for county, city and parish authorities.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Rheinland-Pfalz.

Current local official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by four numerals.
The first three letters denote the town or province where REG stands for Regen.
Numbers between 2000 and 2999 are used for county, city and parish authorities.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Bayern.

Provincial official series

Current provincial official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by one numeral and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the province where NRW stands for Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The first numeral denotes the ministry where 3 stands for Minister President.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current provincial official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by one numeral, a hyphen and one numeral.
The first three letters denote the province where LSA stands for Sachsen-Anhalt Land.
The first numeral denotes the ministry where 3 stands for Minister President.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen-Anhalt.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current provincial official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by one numeral, a hyphen and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the province where MVL stands for MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN LAND.
The first numeral denotes the ministry where 3 stands for Minister President.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current provincial official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by one numeral, a hyphen and four numerals.
The first three letters denote the province where NRW stands for Nordrhein-Westfalen.
The first numeral denotes the ministry where 5 stands for Department of Justice.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Federal official series

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and four numerals.
The letters BD stand for Bundestag/Bundesrat and the number 16 is used for Federal Customs Service.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and the federal seal.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BP stand for Bundespolizei since 2006.
The numerals 55 to 56 (55) are used for 2+ axle trailers. After the letters BG is the federal seal.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BG stand for Bundesgrenzschutz (frontier police).
The numerals 15 to 19 (18) are issued for estate cars. After the letters BG is the federal seal.
Left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters above by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BG stand for Bundesgrenzschutz (frontier police).
The numerals 10 to 12 (12) are issued for motorcycles. After the letters BG is the federal seal.
Top left of the registration is a blue euroband with the oval D in white below the twelve European golden stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current federal official series since 1956 in black on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and three numerals.
The letters BG stand for Bundesgrenzschutz (frontier police).
The numerals 25 to 29 (25) are issued for vans. Below the hyphen is the federal seal.

Agricultural series

Current agricultural series used since 1956 in black on white, no euroband.
The registration consists of three letters above one letter and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district or town where MON stands for Monchau.
The code MON became obsolete in 1971 but can still be seen around.
Note the absence of a euroband and seals.

Military series

Current military series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter Y, followed by a hyphen, three numerals and three numerals.
Left of the registration is the German flag. Below the hyphen is the Bundeswehr army seal.

Current military series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter Y, followed by a hyphen, two numerals above four numerals.
Left of the registration is the German flag. Below the hyphen is the Bundeswehr army seal.

Official NATO headquarters series

Current official NATO headquarters series in black on white.
The registration consists of the letter X, followed by a hyphen and four numerals.

German forces in France series

Current German forces in France series in white on black.
The registration consists of the letters DF, followed by four numerals.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval F in yellow below the twelve golden European stars.
The registrations between 5000-5999 have an unknown meaning.

Current German forces in France series, front plate in white on black.
The registration consists of the letters DF, followed by four numerals.
The registrations between 0001-3999 are used for Paris region.

Current German forces in France series in white on black.
The registration consists of the letters DF, followed by four numerals.
Left of the registration is the oval F in yellow below the twelve golden European stars.
The registrations between 6000-9999 are used for the Eurocorps. ped

Road tax free series

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by one letter and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district where V stands for Vogtlandkreis.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Sachsen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first letter denotes the district where N stands for Nürnberg.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of one letter, followed by two letters and four numerals.
The first letter denotes the district where B stands for Berlin.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Berlin.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current road tax free series since 2000, front plate in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district where TR stands for Trier.
After the district code is the provincial seal, in this case Rheinland Pfalz.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district where OE stands for Olpe.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district where GRZ stands for Greiz.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Thüringen.
Left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current road tax free series since 2000, two-line plate in green on white, with euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, above two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district where HSK stands for Hochsauerlandkreis.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.
Top left of the registration is a blue band with the oval D in white below the twelve golden European stars.
The euroband is optional since 1994/1995 and mandatory since November 2000.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, one letter and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district where RS stands for Remscheid.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of two letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first two letters denote the district where FB stands for Friedberg (Hessen) & Wetteraukreis.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Hessen.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and two numerals.
The first three letters denote the district where FRG stands for Freyung-Grafenau.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Bayern.

Current road tax free series since 2000 in green on white, without euroband.
The registration consists of three letters, followed by a hyphen, two letters and three numerals.
The first three letters denote the district where WES stands for Wesel.
After the district code are two seals, one safety seal and one provincial seal, in this case Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Moped series

Current moped series since 1996 in black on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Annually issued plates with lettering in annually changing colours, black, green or blue.
At the bottom of the plate is GDV and the year in full (2008) in small characters.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.

Current moped series (electric micro-vehicles) since 1996 in black on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Electric micro-vehicles use self a adhesive registration.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.

Current moped series (electric micro-vehicles) since 1996 in black on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Electric micro-vehicles use self a adhesive registration.
At the bottom of the plate is GDV and the year in full (2023) in small characters.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.

Moped plate since 1996 in green on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Annually issued plates with lettering in annually changing colours, black, green or blue.
At the bottom of the plate is GDV and the year in full (2010) in small characters.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.

Moped plate since 1996 in blue on white.
The registration consists of three numerals above three letters.
Annually issued plates with lettering in annually changing colours, black, green or blue.
At the bottom of the plate is GDV and the year (2000) in small characters.
The plates are always valid from first of March.
Blocks of serials are issued by different insurance companies.

Other series

Former amry series issued between 1924 and 1945, front plate in black on white.
The registration consists of the letters WH, followed by six numerals.
This plate was seen in a museum in Jersey and was used on the island during the war.

Former amry series issued between 1924 and 1945, rear plate in black on white.
The registration consists of the letters WH above by six numerals.
This plate was seen in a museum in Jersey and was used on the island during the war.

Special series seen on Berlin airport in black on white.
The registration consists of BRG, followed by one numeral.
Many of these types of plates can be seen.

This is possibly a German export remade and should be D-396 V whereby D stands for Düsseldorf.

Most likely a current passenger series from Ingolstadt.
It is probably a German number remade with a self-made French-styled German plate.
The driver can now drive without paying road taxes as long as he doesn't return to Germany.
When they are imported from Germany or other countries, dealers mostly register these cars with their old
registration plate before requesting one from the own country.

German vehicle registration plates start with a group of one, two or three letters, indicating the town or area of current registration.
Pictures of the entire code list

A	Augsburg	Bayern
AA	Aalen	Baden-Württemberg
AB	Aschaffenburg	Bayern
ABG	Altenburg	Thüringen
ABI	Anhalt-Bitterfeld (Köthen)	Sachsen-Anhalt
AC	Aachen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
AD	U.S. Forces in Germany
AE	Auerbach/Vogtlandkreis	Sachsen
AF	U.S. Forces in Germany
AH	Ahaus	Nordrhein-Westfalen
AIB	Bad Aibling	Bayern
AIC	Aichach-Friedberg	Bayern
AK	Altenkirchen/Westerwald	Rheinland-Pfalz
ALF	Alfeld Leine	Niedersachsen
ALZ	Alzenau	Bayern
AM	Amberg	Bayern
AN	Ansbach	Bayern
ANA	Annaberg	Sachsen
ANG	Angermünde	Brandenburg
ANK	Anklam	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
AÖ	Altötting	Bayern
AP	Apolda	Thüringen
APD	Apolda	Thüringen
ARN	Arnstadt	Thüringen
ART	Artern	Thüringen
AS	Amberg-Sulzbach	Bayern
ASL	Aschersleben	Sachsen-Anhalt
ASZ	Aue-Schwarzenberg	Sachsen
AT	Altentreptow	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
AU	Aue	Sachsen
AUR	Aurich	Niedersachsen
AW	Ahrweiler	Rheinland-Pfalz
AZ	Alzey-Worms	Rheinland-Pfalz
AZE	Anhalt-Zerbst	Sachsen-Anhalt
B	Berlin
BA	Bamberg	Bayern
BAD	Baden-Baden	Baden-Württemberg
BAR	Barnim (Eberswalde)	Brandenburg
BB	Böblingen	Baden-Württemberg
BBG	Bernburg	Sachsen-Anhalt
BBL	BRANDENBURG LAND (Potsdam)
BC	Biberach	Baden-Württemberg
BCH	Buchen	Baden-Württemberg
BD	BUNDESTAG, BUNDESRAT
BE	Beckum	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BED	Brand-Erbisdorf	Sachsen
BER	Bernau	Brandenburg
BF	Burgsteinfurt	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BGD	Berchtesgaden	Bayern
BGL	Berchtesgadener Land	Bayern
BH	Bühl	Baden-Württemberg
BI	Bielefeld	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BID	Biedenkopf	Hessen
BIN	Bingen	Rheinland-Pfalz
BIR	Birkenfeld	Rheinland-Pfalz
BIT	Bitburg-Prüm	Rheinland-Pfalz
BIW	Bischofswerda	Sachsen
BK	Landkreis Börde (Haldensleben)	Sachsen-Anhalt
BK	Backnang	Baden-Württemberg
BKS	Bernkastel-Keus	Rheinland-Pfalz
BL	Balingen	Baden-Württemberg
BLB	Bad Berleburg	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BLK	Burgenlandkreis (Naumburg)	Sachsen-Anhalt
BM	Bergheim	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BN	Bonn	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BNA	Borna	Sachsen
BO	Bochum	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BÖ	Bördekreis (Oschersleben)	Sachsen-Anhalt
BOH	Bocholt	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BOR	Borken	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BOT	Bottrop	Nordrhein-Westfalen
BP	BUNDESPOLIZEI
BRA	Brake	Niedersachsen
BRB	Brandenburg	Brandenburg
BRG	Burg bei Magdeburg	Sachsen-Anhalt
BRK	Bad Brückenau	Bayern
BRL	Braunlage	Niedersachsen
BRV	Bremervörde	Niedersachsen
BS	Braunschweig	Niedersachsen
BT	Bayreuth	Bayern
BTF	Bitterfeld	Sachsen-Anhalt
BÜD	Büdingen	Hessen
BUL	Burglengenfeld	Bayern
BÜS	Büsingen	Baden-Württemberg
BÜZ	Bützow	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
BW	BUNDESWASSER- UND
BWL	BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG
BYL	BAYERN LAND (München)
BZ	Bautzen	Sachsen
C	Chemnitz	Sachsen
CA	Calau	Brandenburg
CAS	Castrop-Rauxel	Nordrhein-Westfalen
CB	Cottbus	Brandenburg
CE	Celle	Niedersachsen
CHA	Cham	Bayern
CLP	Cloppenburg	Niedersachsen
CLZ	Clausthal-Zellerfeld	Niedersachsen
CO	Coburg	Bayern
COC	Cochem-Zell	Rheinland-Pfalz
COE	Coesfeld	Nordrhein-Westfalen
CR	Crailsheim	Baden-Württemberg
CUX	Cuxhaven	Niedersachsen
CW	Calw	Baden-Württemberg
D	Düsseldorf	Nordrhein-Westfalen
DA	Darmstadt	Hessen
DAH	Dachau	Bayern
DAN	Lüchow-Dannenberg	Niedersachsen
DAU	Daun	Rheinland-Pfalz
DBR	Bad Doberan	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
DD	Dresden	Sachsen
DE	Dessau-Roßlau	Sachsen-Anhalt
DEG	Deggendorf	Bayern
DEL	Delmenhorst	Niedersachsen
DGF	Dingolfing-Landau	Bayern
DH	Diepholz	Niedersachsen
DI	Dieburg	Hessen
DIL	Dillkreis	Hessen
DIN	Dinslaken	Nordrhein-Westfalen
DIZ	Diez	Rheinland-Pfalz
DKB	Dinkelsbühl	Bayern
DL	Döbeln	Sachsen
DLG	Dillingen an der Donau	Bayern
DM	Demmin	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
DN	Düren	Nordrhein-Westfalen
DO	Dortmund	Nordrhein-Westfalen
DON	Donauwörth	Bayern
DU	Duisburg	Nordrhein-Westfalen
DUD	Duderstadt	Niedersachsen
DÜW	Bad Dürkheim an der Weinstraße	Rheinland-Pfalz
DW	Dippoldiswalde	Sachsen
DZ	Delitzsch	Sachsen
E	Essen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
EA	Eisenach	Thüringen
EB	Eilenburg	Sachsen
EBE	Ebersberg	Bayern
EBN	Ebern	Bayern
EBS	Ebermannstadt	Bayern
ECK	Eckernförde	Schleswig-Holstein
ED	Erding	Bayern
EE	Elbe-Elster (Herzberg)	Brandenburg
EF	Erfurt	Thüringen
EG	Eggenfelden	Bayern
EI	Eichstätt	Bayern
EIC	Eichsfeld (Heiligenstadt)	Thüringen
EIL	Eisleben	Sachsen-Anhalt
EIN	Einbeck	Niedersachsen
EIS	Eisenberg	Thüringen
EL	Emsland (Meppen)	Niedersachsen
EM	Emmendingen	Baden-Württemberg
EMD	Emden	Niedersachsen
EMS	Bad Ems	Rheinland-Pfalz
EN	Ennepe-Ruhr-Kreis (Schwelm)	Nordrhein-Westfalen
ER	Erlangen	Bayern
ERB	Erbach-Odenwald	Hessen
ERH	Erlangen-Höchstadt	Bayern
ERK	Erkelenz	Nordrhein-Westfalen
ERZ	Erzgebirgskreis	Sachsen
ESB	Eschenbach	Bayern
ESW	Eschwege	Hessen
EU	Euskirchen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
EW	Eberswalde	Brandenburg
F	Frankfurt am Main	Hessen
FB	Friedberg Hessen	Hessen
FD	Fulda	Hessen
FDB	Friedberg bei Augsburg	Bayern
FDS	Freudenstadt	Baden-Württemberg
FEU	Feuchtwangen	Bayern
FF	Frankfurt an der Oder	Brandenburg
FFB	Fürstenfeldbruck	Bayern
FG	Mittelsachsen (Freiberg)	Sachsen
FI	Finsterwalde	Brandenburg
FKB	Frankenberg	Hessen
FL	Flensburg	Schleswig-Holstein
FLÖ	Flöha	Sachsen
FN	Friedrichshafen	Baden-Württemberg
FO	Forchheim	Bayern
FOR	Forst	Brandenburg
FR	Freiburg im Breisgau	Baden-Württemberg
FRG	Freyung-Grafenau	Bayern
FRI	Friesland (Jever)	Niedersachsen
FRW	Bad Freienwalde	Brandenburg
FS	Freising	Bayern
FT	Frankenthal	Rheinland-Pfalz
FTL	Freital	Sachsen
FÜ	Fürth	Bayern
FÜS	Füssen	Bayern
FW	Fürstenwalde	Brandenburg
G	Gera	Thüringen
GA	Gardelegen	Sachsen-Anhalt
GAN	Bad Gandersheim	Niedersachsen
GAP	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Bayern
GC	Glauchau	Sachsen
GD	Schwäbisch Gmünd	Baden-Württemberg
GDB	Gadebusch	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
GE	Gelsenkirchen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
GEO	Gerolzhofen	Bayern
GER	Germersheim	Rheinland-Pfalz
GF	Gifhorn	Niedersachsen
GG	Groß-Gerau	Hessen
GHA	Geithain	Sachsen
GHC	Gräfenhainichen	Sachsen-Anhalt
GI	Gießen	Hessen
GK	Geilenkirchen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
GL	Bergisch Gladbach	Nordrhein-Westfalen
GLA	Gladbeck	Nordrhein-Westfalen
GM	Gummersbach	Nordrhein-Westfalen
GMN	Grimmen	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
GN	Gelnhausen	Hessen
GNT	Genthin	Sachsen-Anhalt
GÖ	Göttingen	Niedersachsen
GOA	St Goar	Rheinland-Pfalz
GOH	St Goarshausen	Rheinland-Pfalz
GP	Göppingen	Baden-Württemberg
GR	Görlitz	Sachsen
GRA	Grafenau	Bayern
GRH	Großenhain	Sachsen
GRI	Griesbach	Bayern
GRM	Grimma	Sachsen
GRZ	Greiz	Thüringen
GS	Goslar	Niedersachsen
GT	Gütersloh	Nordrhein-Westfalen
GTH	Gotha	Thüringen
GÜ	Güstrow	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
GUB	Guben	Brandenburg
GUN	Gunzenhausen	Bayern
GVM	Grevesmühlen	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
GW	Greifswald	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
GZ	Günzburg	Bayern
H	Hannover	Niedersachsen
HA	Hagen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
HAB	Hammelburg	Bayern
HAL	Halle/Saale	Sachsen-Anhalt
HAM	Hamm	Nordrhein-Westfalen
HAS	Haßfurt	Bayern
HB	Hansestadt Bremen	BREMEN SENAT
HBN	Hildburghausen	Thüringen
HBS	Halberstadt	Sachsen-Anhalt
HC	Hainichen	Sachsen
HCH	Hechingen	Baden-Württemberg
HD	Heidelberg	Baden-Württemberg
HDH	Heidenheim	Baden-Württemberg
HDL	Haldensleben	Sachsen-Anhalt
HE	Helmstedt	Niedersachsen
HEB	Hersbruck	Bayern
HEF	Bad Hersfeld-Rotenburg	Hessen
HEI	Heide	Schleswig-Holstein
HEL	HESSEN LAND (Wiesbaden)
HER	Herne	Nordrhein-Westfalen
HET	Hettstedt	Sachsen-Anhalt
HF	Herford	Nordrhein-Westfalen
HG	Bad Homburg vor der Höhe	Hessen
HGN	Hagenow	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
HGW	Hansestadt Greifswald	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
HH	Hansestadt Hamburg
HHM	Hohenmölsen	Sachsen-Anhalt
HI	Hildesheim	Niedersachsen
HIG	Heiligenstadt	Thüringen
HIP	Hilpoltstein	Bayern
HK	Heidekreis (Bad Fallingbostel)	Niedersachsen
HK	U.S. Forces in Germany
HL	Hansestadt Lübeck	Schleswig-Holstein
HM	Hameln-Pyrmont	Niedersachsen
HMÜ	Hannoverisch Münden	Niedersachsen
HN	Heilbronn	Baden-Württemberg
HO	Hof Saale	Bayern
HOG	Hofgeismar	Hessen
HOH	Hofheim	Bayern
HOL	Holzminden	Niedersachsen
HOM	Homburg	Saarland
HOR	Horb am Neckar	Baden-Württemberg
HÖS	Höchstadt	Bayern
HOT	Hohenstein-Ernstthal	Sachsen
HP	Heppenheim an der Bergstraße	Hessen
HR	Homberg	Hessen
HRO	Hansestadt Rostock	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
HS	Heinsberg	Nordrhein-Westfalen
HSK	Hochsauerlandkreis (Meschede)	Nordrhein-Westfalen
HST	Hansestadt Stralsund	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
HU	Hanau	Hessen
HV	Havelberg	Sachsen-Anhalt
HVL	Havelland (Rathenow)	Brandenburg
HWI	Hansestadt Wismar	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
HX	Höxter	Nordrhein-Westfalen
HY	Hoyerswerda	Sachsen
HZ	Harzkreis (Halberstadt)	Sachsen-Anhalt
IF	U.S. Forces in Germany
IGB	St Ingbert	Saarland
IK	Ilm-Kreis (Arnstadt)	Thüringen
IL	Ilmenau	Thüringen
ILL	Illertissen	Bayern
IN	Ingolstadt	Bayern
IZ	Steinburg (Itzehoe)	Schleswig-Holstein
J	Jena	Thüringen
JE	Jessen	Sachsen-Anhalt
JL	Jerichower Land (Burg)	Sachsen-Anhalt
JÜL	Jülich	Nordrhein-Westfalen
K	Köln	Nordrhein-Westfalen
KA	Karlsruhe	Baden-Württemberg
KB	Korbach	Hessen
KC	Kronach	Bayern
KE	Kempten (Allgäu)	Bayern
KEH	Kelheim	Bayern
KEL	Kehl	Baden-Württemberg
KEM	Kemnath	Bayern
KF	Kaufbeuren	Bayern
KG	Bad Kissingen	Bayern
KH	Bad Kreuznach	Rheinland-Pfalz
KI	Kiel	Schleswig-Holstein
KIB	Kirchheimbolanden	Rheinland-Pfalz
KL	Kaiserslautern	Rheinland-Pfalz
KLE	Kleve	Nordrhein-Westfalen
KLZ	Klötze	Sachsen-Anhalt
KM	Kamenz	Sachsen
KN	Konstanz	Baden-Württemberg
KO	Koblenz	Rheinland-Pfalz
KÖN	Königshofen	Bayern
KÖT	Köthen	Sachsen-Anhalt
KÖZ	Kötzting	Bayern
KR	Krefeld	Nordrhein-Westfalen
KRU	Krumbach	Bayern
KS	Kassel	Hessen
KT	Kitzingen	Bayern
KU	Kulmbach	Bayern
KÜN	Künzelsau	Baden-Württemberg
KUS	Kusel	Rheinland-Pfalz
KW	Königs-Wusterhausen	Brandenburg
KY	Kyritz	Brandenburg
KYF	Kyffhäuserkreis (Sondershausen)	Thüringen
L	Leipzig	Sachsen
LA	Landshut	Bayern
LAU	Lauf an der Pegnitz	Bayern
LB	Ludwigsburg	Baden-Württemberg
LBS	Lobenstein	Thüringen
LBZ	Lübz	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
LD	Landau Pfalz	Rheinland-Pfalz
LDK	Lahn-Dill-Kreis	Hessen
LDS	Landkreis Dahme-Spreewald	Brandenburg
LEO	Leonberg	Baden-Württemberg
LER	Leer	Niedersachsen
LEV	Leverkusen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
LG	Lüneburg	Niedersachsen
LI	Lindau/Bodensee	Bayern
LIB	Bad Liebenwerda	Brandenburg
LIF	Lichtenfels	Bayern
LIP	Lippe (Detmold)	Nordrhein-Westfalen
LL	Landsberg am Lech	Bayern
LM	Limburg-Weilburg	Hessen
LÖ	Lörrach	Baden-Württemberg
LÖB	Löbau	Sachsen
LOS	Landkreis Oder-Spree (Beeskow)	Brandenburg
LP	Lippstadt	Nordrhein-Westfalen
LR	Lahr	Baden-Württemberg
LRO	Landkreis Rostock	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
LSA	SACHSEN-ANHALT LAND
LSN	SACHSEN LAND (Dresden)
LSZ	Bad Langensalza	Thüringen
LU	Ludwigshafen am Rhein	Rheinland-Pfalz
LÜN	Lünen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
LUP	Ludwigslust-Parchim (Parchim)	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
LWL	Ludwigslust	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
M	München [Munich]	Bayern
MA	Mannheim	Baden-Württemberg
MAB	Marienberg	Sachsen
MAI	Mainburg	Bayern
MAK	Marktredwitz	Bayern
MB	Miesbach	Bayern
MC	Malchin	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
MD	Magdeburg	Sachsen-Anhalt
ME	Mettmann	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MEI	Meißen	Sachsen
MEK	Mittlerer Erzgebirgskreis	Sachsen
MER	Merseburg	Sachsen-Anhalt
MET	Mellrichstadt	Bayern
MG	Mönchengladbach	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MGH	Bad Mergentheim	Baden-Württemberg
MGN	Meiningen	Thüringen
MH	Mülheim an der Ruhr	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MHL	Mühlhausen	Thüringen
MI	Minden-Lübbecke (Minden)	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MIL	Miltenberg	Bayern
MK	Märkischer Kreis (Lüdenscheid)	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MKK	Main-Kinzig-Kreis (Gelnhausen)	Hessen
ML	Mansfelder Land (Eisleben)	Sachsen-Anhalt
MM	Memmingen	Bayern
MN	Mindelheim	Bayern
MO	Moers	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MOD	Marktoberdorf	Bayern
MOL	Märkisch-Oderland (Seelow)	Brandenburg
MON	Monschau	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MOS	Mosbach	Baden-Württemberg
MQ	Merseburg-Querfurt	Sachsen-Anhalt
MR	Marburg-Biedenkopf	Hessen
MS	Münster	Nordrhein-Westfalen
MSE	Mecklenburgische Seenplatte	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
MSH	Mansfeld-Südharz (Sangerhausen)	Sachsen-Anhalt
MSP	Main-Spessart (Karlstadt)	Bayern
MST	Mecklenburg-Strelitz (Neustrelitz)	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
MTK	Main-Taunus-Kreis	Hessen
MTL	Muldentalkreis (Grimma)	Sachsen
MÜ	Mühldorf am Inn	Bayern
MÜB	Münchberg	Bayern
MÜR	Müritz	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
MVL	MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN LAND (Schwerin)
MW	Mittweida	Sachsen
MY	Mayen/Andernach	Rheinland-Pfalz
MYK	Mayen-Koblenz (Koblenz)	Rheinland-Pfalz
MZ	Mainz	Rheinland-Pfalz
MZG	Merzig-Wadern	Saarland
N	Nürnberg	Bayern
NAB	Nabburg	Bayern
NB	Neubrandenburg	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
ND	Neuburg an der Donau	Bayern
NDH	Nordhausen	Thüringen
NE	Neuss	Nordrhein-Westfalen
NEA	Neustadt an der Aisch	Bayern
NEB	Nebra	Sachsen-Anhalt
NEC	Neustadt bei Coburg	Bayern
NEN	Neunburg	Bayern
NES	Bad Neustadt an der Saale	Bayern
NEW	Neustadt an der Waldnaab	Bayern
NF	Nordfriesland (Husum)	Schleswig-Holstein
NH	Neuhaus am Rennweg	Thüringen
NI	Nienburg Weser	Niedersachsen
NK	Neunkirchen	Saarland
NL	NIEDERSACHSEN LAND (Hannover)
NM	Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz	Bayern
NMB	Naumburg	Sachsen-Anhalt
NMS	Neumünster	Schleswig-Holstein
NÖ	Nördlingen	Bayern
NOH	Nordhorn	Niedersachsen
NOL	Niederschlesischer	Sachsen
NOM	Northeim	Niedersachsen
NOR	Norden	Niedersachsen
NP	Neuruppin	Brandenburg
NR	Neuwied am Rhein	Rheinland-Pfalz
NRW	NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN LAND (Düsseldorf)
NU	Neu-Ulm	Bayern
NVP	Nordvorpommern (Grimmen)	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
NW	Neustadt an der Weinstraße	Rheinland-Pfalz
NWM	Nordwestmecklenburg	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
NY	Niesky	Sachsen
NZ	Neustrelitz	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
0(zero)	DIPLOMATISCHES CORPS
OA	Oberallgäu (Sonthofen)	Bayern
OAL	Ostallgäu (Marktoberdorf)	Bayern
OB	Oberhausen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
OBG	Osterburg	Sachsen-Anhalt
OC	Oschersleben	Sachsen-Anhalt
OCH	Ochsenfurt	Bayern
OD	Bad Oldesloe	Schleswig-Holstein
OE	Olpe	Nordrhein-Westfalen
OF	Offenbach am Main	Hessen
OG	Offenburg	Baden-Württemberg
OH	Ostholstein (Eutin)	Schleswig-Holstein
OHA	Osterode am Harz	Niedersachsen
ÖHR	Öhringen	Baden-Württemberg
OHV	Oberhavel (Oranienburg)	Brandenburg
OHZ	Osterholz	Niedersachsen
OK	Ohrekreis (Haldensleben)	Sachsen-Anhalt
OL	Oldenburg	Niedersachsen
OPR	Ostprignitz-Ruppin (Neuruppin)	Brandenburg
OS	Osnabrück
OSL	Oberspreewald-Lausitz	Brandenburg
OVP	Ostvorpommern	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
OVI	Oberviechtach	Bayern
OVL	Obervogtland	Sachsen
OZ	Oschatz	Sachsen
P	Potsdam	Brandenburg
PA	Passau
PAF	Pfaffenhofen an der Ilm	Bayern
PAN	Rottal-Inn (Pfarrkirchen)	Bayern
PAR	Parsberg	Bayern
PB	Paderborn	Nordrhein-Westfalen
PCH	Parchim	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
PE	Peine	Niedersachsen
PEG	Pegnitz	Bayern
PF	Pforzheim	Baden-Württemberg
PI	Pinneberg	Schleswig-Holstein
PIR	Sächsische Schweiz (Pirna)	Sachsen
PL	Plauen	Sachsen
PLÖ	Plön	Schleswig-Holstein
PM	Potsdam-Mittelmark (Bad Belzig)	Brandenburg
PN	Pößneck	Thüringen
PR	Prignitz (Perleberg)	Brandenburg
PRÜ	Prüm	Rheinland-Pfalz
PS	Pirmasens	Rheinland-Pfalz
PW	Pasewalk	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
PZ	Prenzlau	Brandenburg
QFT	Querfurt	Sachsen-Anhalt
QLB	Quedlinburg	Sachsen-Anhalt
QQ	U.S. Forces in Germany
R	Regensburg	Bayern
RA	Rastatt	Baden-Württemberg
RC	Reichenbach im Vogtland	Sachsen
RD	Rendsburg-Eckernförde	Schleswig-Holstein
RDG	Ribnitz-Damgarten	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
RE	Recklinghausen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
REG	Regen	Bayern
REH	Rehau	Bayern
RG	Riesa-Großenhain	Sachsen
RH	Roth bei Nürnberg	Bayern
RI	Rinteln	Niedersachsen
RID	Riedenburg	Bayern
RIE	Riesa	Sachsen
RL	Rochlitz	Sachsen
RM	Röbel/Müritz	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
RO	Rosenheim	Bayern
ROD	Roding	Bayern
ROF	Rotenburg Fulda	Hessen
ROK	Rockenhausen	Rheinland-Pfalz
ROL	Rottenburg Laaber	Bayern
ROS	Rostock	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
ROT	Rothenburg ob der Tauber	Bayern
ROW	Rotenburg an der Wümme	Niedersachsen
RP	Rhein-Pfalz-Kreis	Rheinland-Pfalz
RPL	RHEINLAND-PFALZ LAND (Mainz)
RS	Remscheid	Nordrhein-Westfalen
RSL	Roßlau	Sachsen-Anhalt
RT	Reutlingen	Baden-Württemberg
RU	Rudolstadt	Thüringen
RÜD	Rheingau-Taunus-Kreis	Hessen
RÜG	Rügen	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
RV	Ravensburg	Baden-Württemberg
RW	Rottweil	Baden-Württemberg
RZ	Ratzeburg	Schleswig-Holstein
S	Stuttgart	Baden-Württemberg
SAB	Saarburg	Rheinland-Pfalz
SAD	Schwandorf	Bayern
SÄK	Bad Säckingen	Baden-Württemberg
SAL	SAARLAND LAND (Saarbrücken)
SAN	Stadtsteinach	Bayern
SAW	Salzwedel	Sachsen-Anhalt
SB	Saarbrücken	Saarland
SBG	Strasburg	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
SBK	Schönebeck	Sachsen-Anhalt
SC	Schwabach	Bayern
SCZ	Schleiz	Thüringen
SDH	Sondershausen	Thüringen
SDL	Stendal	Sachsen-Anhalt
SDT	Schwedt	Brandenburg
SE	Bad Segeberg	Schleswig-Holstein
SEB	Sebnitz	Sachsen
SEE	Seelow	Brandenburg
SEF	Scheinfeld	Bayern
SEL	Selb	Bayern
SFB	Senftenberg	Brandenburg
SFT	Staßfurt	Sachsen-Anhalt
SG	Solingen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
SGH	Sangerhausen	Sachsen-Anhalt
SH	SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN LAND (Kiel)
SH	U.S. Forces in Germany
SHA	Schwäbisch Hall	Baden-Württemberg
SHG	Schaumburg (Stadthagen)	Niedersachsen
SHK	Saale-Holzland-Kreis (Eisenberg)	Thüringen
SHL	Suhl	Thüringen
SI	Siegen-Wittgenstein	Nordrhein-Westfalen
SIG	Sigmaringen	Baden-Württemberg
SIM	Rhein-Hünsruck Kreis (Simmern)	Rheinland-Pfalz
SK	Saalekreis (Merseburg)	Sachsen-Anhalt
SL	Schleswig-Flensburg	Schleswig-Holstein
SLE	Schleiden	Nordrhein-Westfalen
SLF	Saalfeld	Thüringen
SLK	Salzlandkreis (Bernburg)	Sachsen-Anhalt
SLN	Schmölln	Thüringen
SLS	Saarlouis	Saarland
SLÜ	Schlüchtern	Hessen
SLZ	Bad Salzungen	Thüringen
SM	Schmalkalden-Meiningen	Thüringen
SN	Schwerin	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
SO	Soest	Nordrhein-Westfalen
SOB	Schrobenhausen	Bayern
SOG	Schongau	Bayern
SOK	Saale-Orla-Kreis (Schleiz)	Thüringen
SÖM	Sömmerda	Thüringen
SON	Sonneberg	Thüringen
SP	Speyer	Rheinland-Pfalz
SPB	Spremberg	Brandenburg
SPN	Spree-Neiße (Forst)	Brandenburg
SR	Straubing	Bayern
SRB	Strausberg	Brandenburg
SRO	Stadtroda	Thüringen
ST	Steinfurt	Nordrhein-Westfalen
STA	Starnberg	Bayern
STB	Sternberg	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
STD	Stade Aug	Niedersachsen
STE	Staffelstein	Bayern
STL	Stollberg	Sachsen
SU	Rhein-Sieg Kreis (Siegburg)	Nordrhein-Westfalen
SUL	Sulzbach-Rosenberg	Bayern
SÜW	Südliche Weinstraße	Rheinland-Pfalz
SW	Schweinfurt	Bayern
SWA	Bad Schwalbach	Hessen
SZ	Salzgitter	Niedersachsen
SZB	Schwarzenberg	Sachsen
TBB	Tauberbischofsheim	Baden-Württemberg
TDO	Nordsachsen	Sachsen
TE	Tecklenburg	Nordrhein-Westfalen
TET	Teterow	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
TF	Teltow-Fläming (Luckenwalde)	Brandenburg
TG	Torgau	Sachsen
THL	THÜRINGEN LAN (Erfurt)
THW	TECHNISCHES HILFSWERK
TIR	Tirschenreuth	Bayern
TO	Torgau-Oschatz	Sachsen
TÖL	Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen	Bayern
TP	Templin	Brandenburg
TR	Trier	Rheinland-Pfalz
TS	Traunstein	Bayern
TÜ	Tübingen	Baden-Württemberg
TUT	Tuttlingen	Baden-Württemberg
UE	Uelzen	Niedersachsen
UEM	Ueckermünde	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
UFF	Uffenheim	Bayern
UH	Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis	Thüringen
UL	Ulm	Baden-Württemberg
UM	Uckermark (Prenzlau)	Brandenburg
UN	Unna	Nordrhein-Westfalen
USI	Usingen	Hessen
V	Vogtlandkreis (Plauen)	Sachsen
VAI	Vaihingen	Baden-Württemberg
VB	Vogelsbergkreis	Hessen
VEC	Vechta	Niedersachsen
VER	Verden	Niedersachsen
VG	Vorpommern-Greifswald	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
VIB	Vilsbiburg	Bayern
VIE	Viersen	Nordrhein-Westfalen
VK	Völklingen	Saarland
VOH	Vohenstrauß	Bayern
VR	Vorpommern-Rügen	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
VS	Villingen-Schwenningen	Baden-Württemberg
W	Wuppertal	Nordrhein-Westfalen
WA	Waldeck	Hessen
WAF	Warendorf	Nordrhein-Westfalen
WAK	Wartburgkreis (Bad Salzungen)	Thüringen
WAN	Wanne-Eickel	Nordrhein-Westfalen
WAT	Wattenscheid	Nordrhein-Westfalen
WB	Wittenberg	Sachsen-Anhalt
WBS	Worbis	Thüringen
WDA	Werdau	Sachsen
WE	Weimar	Thüringen
WEL	Weilburg	Hessen
WEN	Weiden in der Oberpfalz	Bayern
WER	Wertingen	Bayern
WES	Wesel	Nordrhein-Westfalen
WF	Wolfenbüttel	Niedersachsen
WHV	Wilhelmshaven	Niedersachsen
WI	Wiesbaden	Hessen
WIL	Bernkastel-Wittlich	Rheinland-Pfalz
WIS	Wismar	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
WIT	Witten	Nordrhein-Westfalen
WIZ	Witzenhausen	Hessen
WK	Wittstock	Brandenburg
WL	Harburg (Winsen Luhe)	Niedersachsen
WLG	Wolgast	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
WM	Weilheim-Schongau	Bayern
WMS	Wolmirstedt	Sachsen-Anhalt
WN	Waiblingen	Baden-Württemberg
WND	St Wendel	Saarland
WO	Worms	Rheinland-Pfalz
WOB	Wolfsburg	Niedersachsen
WOH	Wolfhagen	Hessen
WOL	Wolfach	Baden-Württemberg
WOR	Wolfratshausen	Bayern
WOS	Wolfstein	Bayern
WR	Wernigerode	Sachsen-Anhalt
WRN	Waren	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
WS	Wasserburg	Bayern
WSF	Weißenfels	Sachsen-Anhalt
WST	Ammerland (Westerstede)	Niedersachsen
WSW	Weißwasser	Sachsen
WT	Waldshut	Baden-Württemberg
WTM	Wittmund	Niedersachsen
WÜ	Würzburg	Bayern
WUG	Weißenburg-Gunzenhausen	Bayern
WÜM	Waldmünchen	Bayern
WUN	Wunsiedel im Fichtelgebirge	Bayern
WUR	Wurzen	Sachsen
WW	Westerwaldkreis (Montabaur)	Rheinland-Pfalz
WZ	Wetzlar	Hessen
WZL	Wanzleben	Sachsen-Anhalt
X	NATO HEADQUARTERS
Y	BUNDESWEHR
Z	Zwickau	Sachsen
ZE	Zerbst	Sachsen-Anhalt
ZEL	Zell/Mosel	Rheinland-Pfalz
ZI	Löbau-Zittau	Sachsen
ZP	Zschopau	Sachsen
ZR	Zeulenroda	Thüringen
ZW	Zweibrücken	Rheinland-Pfalz
ZZ	Zeitz	Sachsen-Anhalt

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