Editing March (territory) (section)

====Later medieval marches====
*[[Northern March|Nordmark]], the "Northern March", the [[Ottonian empire]]'s territorial organisation on the conquered areas of the [[Wends]]. In 1134, in the wake of a German crusade against the Wends, the German magnate [[Albert the Bear]] was granted the [[Northern March]] by the [[Holy Roman Empire|Holy Roman Emperor]] [[Lothar II, Holy Roman Emperor|Lothar II]].
* the [[March of the Billungs]] on the [[Baltic Sea|Baltic coast]], stretching approximately from [[Stettin]] (Szczecin) to [[Schleswig]];
* [[Marca Geronis]] (''march of Gero''), a precursor of the [[Saxon Eastern March]], later divided into smaller marches (the [[Northern March]], which later was reestablished as [[Margraviate of Brandenburg]]; the [[Lusatian March]] and the [[Margraviate of Meissen|Meißen March]] in modern [[Saxony|Free state of Saxony]]; the [[March of Zeitz]]; the [[Merseburg March]]; the [[Milceni|Milzener March]] around [[Bautzen]]);
* [[March of Austria]] (''marcha Orientalis'', the "Eastern March" or "Bavarian Eastern March" ({{langx|de|Ostmark}}) in modern lower Austria);
* the [[Hungarian March]]
* the [[Carantania|Carantania march]] or [[March of Styria]] (Steiermark);
* the [[Drau March]] ([[Maribor|Marburg]] and [[Pettau]]);
* the [[Mark an der Sann|Sann March]] ([[Celje|Cilli]]);
* the Krain or [[March of Carniola]], also [[Windic march]] and [[White Carniola]] (''White March''), in modern [[Slovenia]].
* three marches were created in the [[Low Countries]]: [[Margraviate of Antwerp|Antwerp]], [[Valenciennes]], [[Ename]].