Eichsfeld (district) - Towns and Municipalities

Towns and Municipalities

Verwaltungsgemeinschaft-free towns and municipalities
  1. Heilbad Heiligenstadt
  2. Leinefelde-Worbis
  1. Am Ohmberg
  2. Sonnenstein
Verwaltungsgemeinschaften
  • 1. Dingelstädt
  1. Dingelstädt1, 2
  2. Helmsdorf
  3. Kallmerode
  4. Kefferhausen
  5. Kreuzebra
  6. Silberhausen
  • 2. Eichsfelder Kessel
  1. Deuna
  2. Gerterode
  3. Hausen
  4. Kleinbartloff
  5. Niederorschel1
  6. Vollenborn
  • 3. Eichsfeld-Wipperaue
  1. Breitenworbis1
  2. Buhla
  3. Gernrode
  4. Haynrode
  5. Kirchworbis
  • 4. Ershausen/Geismar
  1. Bernterode (bei Heilbad Heiligenstadt)
  2. Dieterode
  3. Geismar
  4. Kella
  5. Krombach
  6. Pfaffschwende
  7. Schimberg1
  8. Schwobfeld
  9. Sickerode
  10. Volkerode
  11. Wiesenfeld
  • 5. Hanstein-Rusteberg
  1. Arenshausen
  2. Bornhagen
  3. Burgwalde
  4. Freienhagen
  5. Fretterode
  6. Gerbershausen
  7. Hohengandern1
  8. Kirchgandern
  9. Lindewerra
  10. Marth
  11. Rohrberg
  12. Rustenfelde
  13. Schachtebich
  14. Wahlhausen
  • 6. Leinetal
  1. Bodenrode-Westhausen1
  2. Geisleden
  3. Glasehausen
  4. Heuthen
  5. Hohes Kreuz
  6. Reinholterode
  7. Steinbach
  8. Wingerode
  • 7. Lindenberg/Eichsfeld
  1. Berlingerode
  2. Brehme
  3. Ecklingerode
  4. Ferna
  5. Hundeshagen
  6. Tastungen
  7. Teistungen1
  8. Wehnde
  • 8. Uder
  1. Asbach-Sickenberg
  2. Birkenfelde
  3. Dietzenrode-Vatterode
  4. Eichstruth
  5. Lenterode
  6. Lutter
  7. Mackenrode
  8. Röhrig
  9. Schönhagen
  10. Steinheuterode
  11. Thalwenden
  12. Uder1
  13. Wüstheuterode
  • 9. Westerwald-Obereichsfeld
  1. Büttstedt
  2. Effelder
  3. Großbartloff
  4. Küllstedt1
  5. Wachstedt
1seat of the Verwaltungsgemeinschaft; 2town

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