Saale-Holzland-Kreis

Saale-Holzland (official German name: Saale-Holzland-Kreis) is a Kreis (district) in the east of Thuringia, Germany.

In 1952, together with the abolishment of the federal states (Bundesländer) the district was split into the three parts, which were put together again in 1994.

The highest elevation with 475 m above sea level is in the south of the district, the lowest with 118 m is in the Saale valley at the boundary to the district Weimarer Land.

In the left of the coat of arms is the silver bar as the symbol of the Lords of Lobdeburg, who owned of the valley of the Saale in the 13th century.

In the bottom is the lion of the Counts of Orlamünde, surrounded by 6 hearts.

Saxony-Anhalt Gera Jena Greiz (district) Saalfeld-Rudolstadt Sömmerda (district) Weimarer Land Saale-Orla-Kreis Albersdorf Altenberga Bad Klosterlausnitz Bibra Bobeck Bremsnitz Bucha Bürgel Crossen an der Elster Dornburg-Camburg Eichenberg Eineborn Eisenberg Frauenprießnitz Freienorla Geisenhain Gneus Gösen Golmsdorf Graitschen bei Bürgel Großbockedra Großeutersdorf Großlöbichau Großpürschütz Gumperda Hainichen Hainspitz Hartmannsdorf Heideland Hermsdorf Hummelshain Jenalöbnitz Kahla Karlsdorf Kleinbockedra Kleinebersdorf Kleineutersdorf Laasdorf Lehesten Lindig Lippersdorf-Erdmannsdorf Löberschütz Mertendorf Meusebach Milda Möckern Mörsdorf Nausnitz Neuengönna Oberbodnitz Orlamünde Ottendorf Petersberg Poxdorf Rattelsdorf Rauda Rauschwitz Rausdorf Reichenbach Reinstädt Renthendorf Rothenstein Ruttersdorf-Lotschen Scheiditz Schkölen Schleifreisen Schlöben Schöngleina Schöps Schöps Seitenroda Serba Silbitz Sankt Gangloff Stadtroda Sulza Tautenburg Tautendorf Tautenhain Thierschneck Tissa Trockenborn-Wolfersdorf Tröbnitz Unterbodnitz Waldeck Walpernhain Waltersdorf Weißbach Weißenborn Wichmar Zimmern Zöllnitz
Clickable map of municipalities in the district