Kneitlingen

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Kneitlingen is a municipality and village in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is part of the Samtgemeinde Schöppenstedt.

The Municipality of Kneitlingen has a population of 890 (as of 2005). It consists of the following four villages:

  • Ampleben
  • Bansleben
  • Eilum
  • Kneitlingen

The village of Kneitlingen is known as the birthplace of Till Eulenspiegel. It was first mentioned in 1135.

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Coordinates: 52°11′N 10°46′E

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Cities and towns in Wolfenbüttel (district)

Achim | Baddeckenstedt | Börßum | Burgdorf | Cramme | Cremlingen | Dahlum | Denkte | Dettum | Dorstadt | Elbe | Erkerode | Evessen | Flöthe | Gielde | Haverlah | Heere | Heiningen | Hornburg | Kissenbrück | Kneitlingen | Ohrum | Remlingen | Roklum | Schladen | Schöppenstedt | Sehlde | Semmenstedt | Sickte | Uehrde | Vahlberg | Veltheim | Werlaburgdorf | Winnigstedt | Wittmar | Wolfenbüttel

 
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