Arembarg
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| [[Image:|200px|Flag of Arembarg]] | |
| [[Image:|200px|Arembarg Coat of Arms]] | |
| Subdivision of: | Hannover |
| Cities: | |
| Capital: | Meppen |
| Largest: | Sögel |
| Other: | Färstenau |
| Languages: | |
| Official: | Low Saxon |
| Others: | Emisc, Daitsch, Batavian |
| Governor: | Katrin Augustina von Trumpf |
| Population: | 911 563 Arembärgen |
| Established: | 1885, Division of Prussian Hannover |
Arembarg is one of the most western provinces within the Kingdom of Hannover.
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| Provinces | |||
| Arembarg | Bremen | Diepholz | Emsland | Goslar | Göttingen | Hannover | Harborg | Hildesheim | Hoya | Lüneborger Heide | Niemark | Osnabrück | Otenbruch | Verden | Wendland | |||
| Cities | |||
| Bleckede | Cuxhaven | Diepholz | Freeborg | Göttingen | Gronau | Hannover | Harborg | Lingen | Lüneborg | Meppen | Nienborg | Osnabrück | St Andreasberg | Ülzen | Verden |
