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Haßberge (district) facts for kids

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Haßberge is a special area, called a Landkreis (which means district), located in the state of Bavaria, Germany. It's a place where many towns and villages come together to form one larger administrative area.

This district was created in 1972. Before that, it was made up of three smaller districts: Haßfurt, Ebern, and Hofheim. They all joined together to form the Haßberge district we know today.


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Haßberge
District
Coat of arms of Haßberge
Coat of arms
Country  Germany
State Bavaria
Adm. region Lower Franconia
Region Main-Rhön
Capital Haßfurt
Area
 • Total 956 km2 (369 sq mi)
Population
 (2008-06-30)
 • Total 86,322
 • Density 90.29/km2 (233.86/sq mi)
Time zone UTC+1 (CET)
 • Summer (DST) UTC+2 (CEST)
Vehicle registration HAS
Website landkreis-hassberge.de

Towns and Communities in Haßberge

Municipalities in HAS
Map showing the towns and municipalities in the Haßberge district.

The Haßberge district is home to several towns and many smaller communities, called municipalities. These are the places where people live and work within the district.

Here is a list of the main towns and municipalities in Haßberge:

Towns Municipalities
  • Aidhausen
  • Breitbrunn
  • Bundorf
  • Burgpreppach
  • Ebelsbach
  • Ermershausen
  • Gädheim
  • Kirchlauter
  • Knetzgau
  • Maroldsweisach
  • Oberaurach
  • Pfarrweisach
  • Rauhenebrach
  • Rentweinsdorf
  • Riedbach
  • Sand am Main
  • Stettfeld
  • Theres
  • Untermerzbach
  • Wonfurt
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