Sprengel

Sprengel stands for:

Diocese, diocese, administrative and supervisory district of a bishop
Parish, parish, the official and pastoral area of a pastor
Sprengel ( Protestant), supreme ecclesiastical office district within certain German churches
Judicial district court district, area for which a court has jurisdiction
Electoral districts, in Austria a subdivision of municipalities for counting of votes
Konsularsprengel, the jurisdiction of a consul
City parish, district, which is spread over several streets
Zählsprengel, in Austria an officially - statistical subdivision of municipalities
School district, district supervision of a school authority
Archive Sprengel, spatial jurisdiction of an archive

As well as:

Aspergillum, aspergillum, a device that is used in the liturgy for the sprinkling of holy water
Rübssprengel, on the mountain road name for the Colza
Sprengelsche deformity, congenital high level of one or both shoulder blades

Sprengel read:

Sprengel ( New Church ), village in the municipality of New Churches ( Lüneburg Heath )
On the Sprengel, Nature Reserve in Porta Westfalica

Sprengel Museum Hannover, named after the patron of the arts Bernhard Sprengel Museum in Hannover
Sprengel ( chocolate), chocolate brand, which now belongs to Stollwerck

Number of people:

Albert Sprengel (1811-1854), German businessman and member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
Anton Sprengel (1803-1851), German botanist
Auguste Sprengel (1847-1934), German educator and founder of the woman school movement
Bernhard Sprengel (1899-1985), chocolate-maker and patron of the arts from Hanover
Carl Sprengel (1787-1859), German agronomist
Christian Konrad Sprengel (1750-1816), German botanist
Hermann Sprengel (1834-1906), German chemist and physicist
Johann Georg Sprengel (1863-1947), German teacher and specialist in German
Kurt Sprengel (1766-1833), German botanist and physician
Matthias Christian Sprengel (1746-1803), German geographer and scholar
Peter Sprengel (* 1949), literature and theater studies
William Ward (1792-1828), German surgeon and university lecturer