The names below in bold are the three administrative districts (Regierungsbezirke) in Pomerania. Names in parentheses are current Polish names. Stargard, Stettin and Stralsund were Stadtkreise (city counties). Kreis Fürstentum was divided in 1872 to make Kreise Bublitz, Köslin and Kolberg-Körlin.
Three Pomeranian divisions (Regierungsbeziks)
Lands of the German Empire and Before by Wendy Uncapher, Origins, Janesville, WI, 2004.
District and Counties (Kreise) in Pomerania by Regierungsbezirke
Köslin
Belgard (Białogard)
Bublitz (Bobolice)
Bütow (Bytow)
Dramburg (Drawsko)
Fürstentum
Kolberg-Körlin (Kołobrzeg) (Karlino)
Köslin (Koszalin)
Lauenburg (Lebork)
Neustettin (Szczecinek)
Rummelsburg (Miastko)
Schivelbein (Świdwin)
Schlawe (Sławno)
Stolp (Słupsk)
Stettin
Anklam
Cammin (Kamień)
Demmin
Greifenberg (Gryfice)
Greifenhagen (Gryfino)
Naugard (Nowogard)
Pyritz (Pyrzyce)
Randow
Regenwalde (Resko)
Saatzig (Szadzko)
Stargard (Stargard)
Stettin (Szezecin)
Ückermünde
Usedom-Wollin (Wolin)
Stralsund
Franzburg
Greifswald
Grimmen
Rügen
Stralsund
Kreise (Counties) in Pomerania (as of 1938)
Select the name for more Kreis information