northeast of the Peene, west of Usedom, around Wolgast and Greifswald Northern March Gau or Dassia, on the Dosse; possible extent eastward along the upper Havel Groswin: south of the Peene and southwest of Usedom, around Anklam Heveller: along the lower Havel, Havelland plus northern Zauche Gau : between the lower Havel and Elbe Linones or Linagga: northern Prignitz, between the Elde and Elbe Meseritz: south of the Peene, northeast of Neubrandenburg : on the eastern shore of the Elbe from Magdeburg up to Schartau Gau : around the southern half of Lake Müritz Nielitizi or : at the confluence of the Elbe and Havel rivers, southern Prignitz; the Brizanen are described as inhabiting the same area, though Nielitizi is more commonly attested as the name of the area/gau; sometimes confused with Neletizi Plote or Ploth: between the Peene and Tollensee, east of Demmin : southeast of Neubrandenburg and northeast of Neustrelitz Gau or Rizani: eastern Brandenburg, northeast of Berlin Sprevane: along the lower Spree, the majority of Berlin and the area east Tollensians or Tholenz: north of the Tollensesee, northwest of Neubrandenburg, southeast of Lake Kummerow Ukrani: along the Ucker, roughly coterminous with the Uckermark Gau : along the Havel river, north of Brandenburg Saxon Eastern March March of Lusatia: created in 965; gradually replaced title of Saxon East March Gau Zerwisti or Ciervisti: at the confluence of the Elbe and Saale around Zerbst Gau : in Saxony-Anhalt, between Halle and Köthen : roughly coterminous with Lower Lusatia Gau : east of the Saale around including the castle Gau Nice: along the lower Neisse at the confluence with the Oder; poorly attested Gau : territory between the Elbe, Mulde and Black Elster Gau : east of the Saale between Halle and Bernburg Gau Ploni or Planegau: southern Zauche and eastern Fläming, along the Plane; poorly attested, territory sometimes considered an extension south of the Heveller Gau Selpuli: along the lower Spree and lower Neisse rivers, southeast of Berlin; northern portion of territory sometimes considered extension south of the Sprevane Gau : between the Saale, Mulde, Elbe and Fuhne Gau or Susali: in the Leipzig Basin on the Mulde in Saxony Gau Sorau or Zara: between the lower Bóbr and lower Neisse rivers, east of Cottbus Gau Wolauki: along the middle Elbe, north of the Dübener Heide and south of Wittenberg; very poorly attested Gau or Citice: along the Mulde