Private company

Sektion Neu-Ulm des Deutschen Alpenvereins

Logo: Urheber: Gschwendtner & Partner, München; Nutzungsrechtinhaber: Deutscher Alpenverein, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons⁴

Sektion Neu-Ulm des Deutschen Alpenvereins is a German nonprofit organization company based in Neu-Ulm, founded in 1901.¹ It is part of German Alpine Club.¹

Die Sektion Neu-Ulm des Deutschen Alpenvereins (kurz DAV Neu-Ulm) ist eine Sektion des Deutschen Alpenvereins in Neu-Ulm. Die Sektion Neu-Ulm wurde am 25. Oktober 1901 gegründet und ist somit eine der älteren und mit 8.980 Mitgliedern (Stand: 31. Dezember 2025) eine der größeren Sektionen des Deutschen Alpenvereins und der größte Verein in Neu-Ulm.² From the German Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

Oct 25, 1901Founded¹

HeadquartersNeu-Ulm, Germany¹
Websitewww.dav-neu-ulm.de
Legal formRegistered association (eingetragener Verein)¹
Kind of organizationNonprofit organization¹
LEI529900IGXR3T8KTZH987³
StatusActive³
LEI statusIssued and current³
Registered addressNelsonallee 17, 89231 Neu-Ulm, Germany³
Registered withLocal Court Memmingen, VR 20098³

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Corporate structure

Sektion Neu-Ulm des Deutschen Alpenvereins is part of a group headed by German Alpine Club. 38 entities, 3 countries on record. Switch between the flow chart and the network, and select any entity to see its details.

German Alpine Club München, Germany
- Sektion Neu-Ulm des Deutschen Alpenvereins Neu-Ulm, Germany
- section Allgäu Immenstadt of the German Alpine Club Subsidiary · Sonthofen, Germany
- section Ulm Subsidiary · Ulm, Germany
- AlpinClub Berlin, Sektion des Deutschen Alpenvereins Subsidiary · Germany
- AlpinClub Hannover Subsidiary · Garbsen, Germany
- DAV Munich Subsidiary · Germany
- DAV Sektion Berlin Subsidiary · Germany
- Deutscher Alpenverein Sektion Buchen Subsidiary · Buchen, Germany
- Leitzachtal Section of the German Alpine Club Subsidiary · Germany
- Ravensburg Section of the German Alpine Association Subsidiary · Germany
- Saxon Climbers' Federation Subsidiary · Germany
- section Allgäu-Kempten Subsidiary · Germany
- section Augsburg Subsidiary · Germany
- section Bad Kissingen Subsidiary · Germany
- section Dresden Subsidiary · Germany
- section Düsseldorf Subsidiary · Germany
- section Freiburg-Breisgau Subsidiary · Germany
- section Friedberg Subsidiary · Germany
- section Geislingen/Steige Subsidiary · Germany
- section Hohenstaufen Göppingen Subsidiary · Germany
- section Illtertissen Subsidiary · Germany
- section Isny Subsidiary · Germany
- section Landsberg Subsidiary · Germany
- section Marburg/Lahn Subsidiary · Germany
- section Mindelheim Subsidiary · Mindelheim, Germany
- and 150 more

Built from parent and subsidiary links from GLEIF, the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (CC0); subsidiaries, stakes and holdings from Wikidata (CC0). Each entity in the chart links to its source.

Subsidiaries and ownership

Parent company

German Alpine Club

From Wikidata.¹

Timeline

Oct 25, 1901Founded Founded¹

Sources

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