Crailsheim

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Coordinates: 49°8′N 10°4′E

Crailsheim
Coat of arms of Crailsheim Location of Crailsheim in Germany

Country Germany
State Baden-Württemberg
Administrative region Stuttgart
District Schwäbisch Hall
Population 32,344 (2004)
Area 109.08 km²
Population density 297 /km²
Elevation 432 m
Coordinates 49°8′ N 10°4′ E
Postal code 74551-74564
Area code 07951
Licence plate code SHA
Mayor Andreas Raab
Website crailsheim.de

Crailsheim is a town in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, 32 km east of Schwäbisch Hall, 40 southwest of Ansbach in the Schwäbisch Hall district.

There are two Evangelical churches and a Roman Catholic church, and a handsome town hall, with a tower 67 m high.

Crailsheim was incorporated as a town in 1338, successfully withstood a siege by the forces of several Swabian imperial cities (1379-1380), a feat which is annually celebrated. Later it passed into the possession of the Burgrave of Nuremberg, came in 1791 to Prussia, in 1806 to Bavaria and 1810 to Württemberg.

Major employer in the Crailsheim area are


The following places belong to Crailsheim: Ingersheim with Altenmünster and Rodmühle, Tiefenbach, Onolzheim, Roßfeld, Jagstheim, Westgartshausen, Goldbach, Triensbach and Beuerlbach.

Neighboring places are: Satteldorf, Kreßberg, Fichtenau, Stimpfach, Frankenhardt, Vellberg, Ilshofen and Kirchberg an der Jagst.



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