The mark contained two kerspelen namely: Varseveld and Silvolde and the buurschappen: Hoerne, Sinderen, Helwech, Heelweg, Westendorp and the village of Varseveld, in the Kerspel Varseveld. There may have been older marks for Varseveld Silvolde and Sinderen since they contain curtis. After the 17th century the St. Helenenmark, the Silvolder Hemel and the Nutlo-. or Nottelermark also became part of this mark. Originally the plan was to sell all lands, though this was rejected. 1/10th was sold for debts, the rest of the mark was divided. The zichtvreden, plots of which the owners were allowed to cut sods and plant wood in exchange for allowing common cattle on their land, without the ability to claim damages, were allowed to buy this off at 15 cents per rijnlandse roede. The zichtvreden were about 970 ha.