Provinces

Fürstentum Rheinbergen has no devolved national legislature or government. The highest level of Rheinbergen subdivisions are the six provinces. The provinces are not divided into districts or civil parishes.

Each ceremonial province has a Landgraf, representing the Sovereign Prince.

The six provinces are named after a respective section of the Rhein. Alp-Rheinbergen, Hoch-Rheinbergen, Ober-Rheinbergen, Mittel-Rheinbergen, Nieder-Rheinbergen and Neder-Rijnbergen.

Alp-Rheinbergen. Runs from Thomasee till the Bodensee over 172 km. Neighbouring countries are Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Austria. Major cities near: Feldkirch, Chur and Dornbirn.

Hoch-Rheinbergen runs from the Bodensee up until Strasbourg over 207 km. Neighbouring countries are Switzerland France and Germany. Major cities near: Konstanz, Schaffhausen and Basel

Ober-Rheinbergen runs from Strasbourg up until Mainz. It has France and Germany as neighbouring countries. Major cities: Strasbourg, Baden-Baden, Karlsruhe, Ludwigshafen and Mannheim.

Mittel-Rheinbergen runs from Mainz until Köln over 364 km. Neighbouring country is Germany. Major cities: Mainz, Köln, Wiesbaden, Koblenz and Bonn.

Nieder-Rheinbergen runs from Köln until Pannerden over 130 km. Neighbouring country is Germany. Major cities are Köln, Düsseldorf, Krefeld, Duisburg and Wesel.

Neder-Rijnbergen runs over 148 km from Pannerden till Rotterdam, neighbouring The Netherlands. Major cities in the area are Arnhem and Rotterdam.