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Vorl. Liste Der Kultur- Und Naturgüter / Englisch <R:/IIIB/T/VorläufigeListe_Weltkulturerbe_25012007_en.doc Tentative List of Cultural and Natural Sites to be nominated by the Federal Republic of Germany for inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List (Version: January 23, 2007) I. National Cultural and Natural Sites Categories according to the Guidelines for the No. Federal Land City/Region Object Year of Implementation of the World Heritage Convention Historic Historic Structural/ Industrial Natural Nomi­ Inscrip­ Town Cultural site/ Monument Monument nation1 tion Centre Landscape Garden Monument 1. North Rhine Essen The Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex X 1999 2001 Westphalia 2. Saxony-Anhalt Dessau-Wörlitz Garden-Kingdom X 1999 2000 3. Bremen Bremen The Town Hall and Roland on the Marketplace X 2002 2004 4. Saxony Dresden Elbe Valley Dresden X X 2003 2004 5. Bavaria Regensburg Old town with Stadtamhof X 2005 2006 6. Rhineland- Bingen to Koblenz Middle Rhine Valley X 2000 2002 Palatine, Hesse 7. Mecklenburg- Wismar and Stralsund Baltic Hanseatic Cities X 2000 2002 Pomerania 8. Baden-Württem­ Limes (see also No. II.1.) X 2004 2005 berg, Bavaria, Hesse, Rhineland- Palatine Hamburg, 9. Wadden Sea (see also. No. II. 2.) X Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein 1 1st February: deadline by which complete nominations must be received by the Secretariat; 30th September year before: voluntary deadline for receipt of draft nomination ... - 2 - Federal Land City/Region Object Categories according to the Guidelines for the Year of Implementation of the World Heritage Convention Historic Historic Structural/ Industrial Natural Nomi­ Inscrip­ Town Cultural site/ Monument Monument nation tion Centre Landscape Garden Monument 10. Lower Saxony 2 Goslar Upper Harz Water Management X 2008 11. Baden-Württemberg Heidelberg Castle and Old Town X X 2004 12. Berlin Berlin Housing Estates in the Berlin Modern Style X 2006 13. Baden-Württem­ Schwetzingen A Prince Elector’s 18th-century summer residence X 2007 berg 14. Bavaria Bayreuth Margrave Opera House and Bayreuth at the era of X 2009 Margrave Wilhelmine – The ideal world of a woman between absolutism and enlightenment 15. Saxony 3 Erzgebirge Mining and Cultural Landscape X X 2010 16. Lower Saxony Alfeld Fagus Works X 2011 17. Hesse Kassel Gardens of the Landgraves in and around Kassel X 2012 18. North Rhine Höxter Corvey Abbey and Castle X X 2013 Westphalia 19. Hamburg Hamburg Kontorhausviertel with Chilehouse adjacent to X 2014 Speicherstadt 20. Saxony-Anhalt Halle Francke Foundation Buildings X 2015 21. Saxony-Anhalt Naumburg Cathedral X 2016 Brandenburg 22. Hesse, Beech Primeval Forests of Germany X Mecklenburg- Western Pomerania, Thuringia 2 Extension application of the UNESCO-World Heritage Site Rammelsberg Metal Ore Mine and Old Town of Goslar 3 Saxony is requested to take in consideration whether an inclusion of Joachimthal and a transboundary nomination with the Czech Republic will be helpful - 3 ­ II. Transboundary and international serial Cultural and Natural Sites States City/Region Object Categories according to the Guidelines of the Year of World Heritage Convention Historic Historic Structural/ Industrial Natural Nomi­ Inscrip­ Town Cultural site/ Monument Monument nation tion Centre Landscape Garden Monument 1. Baden-Württem­ Frontiers of the Roman Empire (Upper German- X 2004 2005 berg, Bavaria, Raetian Limes) 4 Hesse, Rhine­ land-Palatine/ Great Britain Hamburg, 2. Wadden Sea X Lower Saxony, Schleswig-Hol­ stein/Denmark, Netherlands 3. Saxony/Poland Bad Muskau Fürst Pückler Park Bad Muskau X 2002 2004 III. Transboundary and international serial Cultural and Natural Sites (Responsibility: underlined State Party) 1. Baden-Württem­ L’oeuvre architecturale et urbaine de Le X 2007 berg/France, Corbusier/Deux maisons de la Weissenhofsiedlung Argentina,Belgium à Stuttgart India, Switzerland 2. Schleswig- Places of the Viking culture Holstein/ Iceland, Denmark, Norway 4 Extension of the English World Heritage monument Hadrian’s Wall .
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