51", which was relocated there due to air traffic congestion at Stuttgart Airport. It has become a recreational aerodrome, with the German civilian ICAO code EDTQ. Jurisdiction of the area had been shared by the cities of Remseck and Kornwestheim, eastern and southern neighbors of Ludwigsburg, respectively. The irregular boundary between the two cities was realigned along John-F.-Kennedy-Allee, Pattonville's central spine, so that the western half belongs to Kornwestheim, the eastern half to Remseck. Pattonville's current population of approximately 6,000 (2013) is split between the two cities. The streets, named after various U.S. states, are a reminder of the postwar American military presence. References External links Photo Tour of Redeveloped Pattonville- now a German residential area Stuttgart-Ludwigsburg HS Alumni Association DoDEA Page with Contact for Stuttgart American High School Alumni Facebook Interest Page for Pattonville WorldFlicks page for Pattonville Webpage detailing history of entire Stuttgart Military Community Stuttgart VVS Transit Map for Pattonville German Language Website of Golf Club Nekartal- former Pattonville Golf Course Ludwigsburg United States military in Stuttgart Military installations of the United States in Germany Cantonments