Stuhr

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Coordinates: 53°1′N, 8°45′E

Stuhr
Coat of arms of Stuhr Location of Stuhr in Germany
Country Germany
State Lower Saxony
District Diepholz
Population 32,555 (2005)
Area 81.65 km²
Population density 399 /km²
Elevation 20 m
Coordinates 53°1′ N 8°45′ E
Postal code 28816
Area code 04206, 0421, 04221
Licence plate code DH
Mayor Cord Bockhop (CDU)
Website stuhr.de

Stuhr is a municipality in the district of Diepholz, Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated approx. 7 km southwest of Bremen.

Coat of arms
Cities and towns in Diepholz (district)

Affinghausen | Asendorf | Bahrenborstel | Barenburg | Barnstorf | Barver | Bassum | Borstel | Brockum | Bruchhausen-Vilsen | Dickel | Diepholz | Drebber | Drentwede | Ehrenburg | Engeln | Eydelstedt | Freistatt | Hemsloh | Hüde | Kirchdorf | Lembruch | Lemförde | Maasen | Marl | Marlfeld | Mellinghausen | Neuenkirchen | Quernheim | Rehden | Scholen | Schwaförden | Schwarme | Siedenburg | Staffhorst | Sternshorn | Stuhr | Sudwalde | Sulingen | Süstedt | Syke | Twistringen | Varrel | Wagenfeld | Wehrbleck | Wetschen | Weyhe

 
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