Cölln

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Cölln was a historic town on the River Spree that, together with Berlin, formed the core of what later became the city of Berlin.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf former settlement
historic town
part of Berlin
adjacentTo Berlin (Alt-Berlin)
connectedBy Mühlendamm causeway
country Margraviate of Brandenburg NERFINISHED
demolishedStructures Petrikirche
economy crafts
fishing
trade
firstMentionedAs Colonia
firstMentionedInYear 1237
formedCoreOf Berlin
historic city of Berlin-Cölln
foundedInCentury 13th century
governedBy city council
hasPart Breite Straße NERFINISHED
Fischerinsel NERFINISHED
Schlossplatz area
heritage considered birthplace of Berlin
historicalRegion Brandenburg NERFINISHED
historicalStatus independent town
sister city of Berlin
language German
Middle Low German
laterBecame part of Berlin-Mitte borough
locatedIn Berlin
Holy Roman Empire
present-day Germany
locatedNear Mühlendamm bridge
locatedOn River Spree NERFINISHED
Spree Island NERFINISHED
mergedWith Berlin
modernRemnant Fischerinsel neighborhood
street name Breite Straße in Berlin-Mitte
notableBuilding Berlin City Palace (Berliner Schloss)
Cölln town hall
St. Peter’s Church (Petrikirche)
nowPartOf Berlin city centre
Mitte district
partOf Alt-Berlin
religion Christianity
toponymOrigin Latin colonia
twinSettlementWith Berlin
unificationCentury 18th century
unifiedInto Berlin
urbanDevelopment densely built waterfront
medieval street pattern

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