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Geisenhof

Isolated hamlet in a forest clearing in the south of Miltenberg's municipal area, surrounded by woodland between Reichartshausen and Windischbuchen.

Geisenhof is a district of the district town of Miltenberg in the Miltenberg district of Lower Franconia, Bavaria.

At a glance

Type
Isolated hamlet and district of Miltenberg
Location
roughly 6 km southeast of Miltenberg, in a forest clearing
Cadastral area
Schippach, in the south of the municipal area
Transport
on the Staatsstraße 2309
Incorporation
1 January 1976

Location and neighbouring settlements

The hamlet lies in a forest clearing in the south of the municipal area, within the cadastral district of Schippach. Reichartshausen lies to the west, while Windischbuchen lies to the east.

Transport

The Staatsstraße 2309 runs through Geisenhof, connecting Miltenberg with Gottersdorf, where it continues as the L 518.

History

Before the municipal reform, Geisenhof was a district of the former municipality of Schippach. On 1 January 1976, it was incorporated into Miltenberg.

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