Deggendorf (DE)

In 1934

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Deggendorf is a town (33.721 inhabitants end 2019) in Lower Bavaria, capital of the Deggendorf district.

It is located on the left bank approximately in the middle between the Danube cities of Regensburg and Passau. The crossing railway bridge situated on the Danube kilometers 2286th forms the natural border to the city about south-east of the Danube, it is the other side at the foot of the central Bavarian Forest. A few miles downstream, near the district Deggenau, the Isar flows into the Danube.

It used stamps issued by the Bavaria (Bayern) State until 1920.

Germany Bundespost

Codes 94469, 94526 (Lehmberg)

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Allied Occupation

DEGGENDORF f 19.1.46. 8-9

German Empire era

DEGGENDORF 1934

DEGGENDORF 1921

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Bavaria State era

Until 31 March 1920.

A post office opened around 1830. It used numerals 49 and 77 (after 1866) within a mill wheel (Mühlrad).

Circle in 1892 on a Postage due issue

DEGGENDORF in 1906 circa.

Covers

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Meter cancels

Deggendorf 1961

Deggendorf 1992

Deggendorf 1993

Deggendorf 1994

Deggendorf 1996

Deggendorf 1997

Deggendorf 2001

Deggendorf 2004

Deggendorf 2004

Deggendorf 2004