The correct answer is:
Ammerland
Ammerland
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Quick explanation
Ammerland is a rural district (Landkreis) in Lower Saxony.
Why is this correct?
Ammerland district lies in north-western Lower Saxony near Oldenburg and is known for its rhododendron parks.
Background
Territorial states are divided into rural districts and independent cities. Districts take on tasks that are too large for individual municipalities, such as district roads, waste disposal or the foreigners’ registration office. They are headed by a district administrator (Landrat). Ammerland district lies in north-western Lower Saxony near Oldenburg and is known for its rhododendron parks.
Why are the other answers wrong?
The other names belong to other federal states: Rhein-Sieg-Kreis is in North Rhine-Westphalia; Nordfriesland is in Schleswig-Holstein; Vogtlandkreis is in Saxony.
Memory tip
Ammerland → Lower Saxony.
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