Großschwabhausen

Location of Großschwabhausen within Weimarer Land district
Großschwabhausen
Großschwabhausen
Coordinates
Administration
Country	Germany
State	Thuringia
District	Weimarer Land
Municipal assoc.	Mellingen
Mayor	Hans-Jürgen Schaffarzyk

Basic statistics
Area	12.16 km² (4.70 sq mi)
Elevation	319 m (1047 ft)
Population	1,085 (31 December 2010)^[1]
- Density	89 /km² (231 /sq mi)
Other information
Time zone	CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Licence plate	AP
Postal code	99441
Area code	036454
Website	www.grossschwabhausen.de

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Großschwabhausen is a municipality in the Weimarer Land district of Thuringia, Germany. On 1 December 2007, the former municipality Hohlstedt was incorporated by Großschwabhausen.

Towns and municipalities in Weimarer Land

Apolda • Auerstedt • Bad Berka • Bad Sulza • Ballstedt • Bechstedtstraß • Berlstedt • Blankenhain • Buchfart • Buttelstedt • Daasdorf am Berge • Döbritschen • Eberstedt • Ettersburg • Flurstedt • Frankendorf • Gebstedt • Großheringen • Großobringen • Großschwabhausen • Hammerstedt • Heichelheim • Hetschburg • Hohenfelden • Hopfgarten • Isseroda • Kapellendorf • Kiliansroda • Kleinobringen • Kleinschwabhausen • Klettbach • Ködderitzsch • Kranichfeld • Krautheim • Kromsdorf • Lehnstedt • Leutenthal • Liebstedt • Magdala • Mattstedt • Mechelroda • Mellingen • Mönchenholzhausen • Nauendorf • Neumark • Niederreißen • Niederroßla • Niedertrebra • Niederzimmern • Nirmsdorf • Nohra • Oberreißen • Obertrebra • Oettern • Oßmannstedt • Ottstedt am Berge • Pfiffelbach • Ramsla • Rannstedt • Reisdorf • Rittersdorf • Rohrbach • Saaleplatte • Sachsenhausen • Schmiedehausen • Schwerstedt • Tonndorf • Troistedt • Umpferstedt • Vippachedelhausen • Vollersroda • Wickerstedt • Wiegendorf • Willerstedt • Wohlsborn

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