Stadt and Amt Werden
Bezirk Kettwig
Werden Monastery was founded at the turn of the 9th century and a city, and later an Amt, grew up around it. Werden received city rights in 1317. The village of Kettwig arose downstream from Werden in association with a bridge over the Ruhr that was probably built in the 13th century.
In 1621, three villages were transferred to Herrschaft Hardenburg in the Duchy of Berg.
List of villages in Stadt and Amt Werden
- Bredeney 1550 - 1806
- Fischlaken 1550 - 1806
- Hamm [Essen] 1550 - 1806
- Heidhausen 1550 - 1806
- Heisingen 1550 - 1806
- Hinsbeck [Essen] 1550 - 1806
- Holsterhausen [Essen-Werden] 1550 - 1806
- Kleinumstand 1550 - 1806
- Richrath [Velbert] 1550 - 1621
- Rodberg 1550 - 1806
- Rottberg 1550 - 1621
- Schuir 1550 - 1806
- Voßnacken 1550 - 1621
- Werden 1550 - 1806
List of villages in Bezirk Kettwig
- Ickten 1550 - 1806
- Kettwig 1550 - 1806
- Rosskothen 1550 - 1806
- Umstand 1550 - 1806
Chronological list of countries to which Werden and Kettwig belonged
- Imperial Abbacy of Werden (adm. Mark) 1550 - 1803
- Lordship of Werden 1803 - 1806