Editing Weimar (section)

=== Administrative division ===
[[File:Weimar Stadtgliederung.png|thumb|Districts of Weimar]]
Weimar abuts the district of [[Weimarer Land]] with the municipalities [[Berlstedt]], [[Ettersburg]], [[Kleinobringen]], [[Großobringen]] and [[Wohlsborn]] in the north, [[Kromsdorf]], [[Umpferstedt]] and [[Mellingen, Germany|Mellingen]] in the east, [[Vollersroda]], [[Buchfart]], [[Hetschburg]], [[Bad Berka]] and [[Troistedt]] in the south and Nohra, [[Daasdorf am Berge]], [[Hopfgarten, Thuringia|Hopfgarten]] and [[Ottstedt am Berge]] in the west.

The city itself is divided into 10 inner urban and 11 suburban districts. The centre is formed by the district ''Altstadt'' (old town) and the [[Gründerzeit]] districts ''Nordvorstadt'' in the north, ''Parkvorstadt'' in the east and ''Westvorstadt'' in the south and west. Later additions are ''Südstadt'' in the south and ''Schönblick'' in the southwest. Finally, there are the [[Plattenbau]] settlements, constructed during the [[East Germany|GDR]] period, ''Weststadt'' and ''Nordstadt'' as well as two industrial areas in the north and west.

The 11 suburban districts are villages which became incorporated during the 20th century; however, they have mostly stayed rural to date: 
*Gaberndorf (incorporated in 1994)
*Gelmeroda (1994)
*Legefeld/Holzdorf (1994)
*Niedergrunstedt (1994)
*Oberweimar/Ehringsdorf (1922)
*Possendorf (1994)
*Schöndorf (1939)
*Süßenborn (1994)
*Taubach (1994)
*Tiefurt (1922)
*Tröbsdorf (1994)