Erfelden

The district encompasses 2,910 land parcels spread across 24.7 square kilometers of terrain at an elevation of 87 meters above sea level.

Erfelden became part of Riedstadt through a territorial reform in 1977, merging with Goddelau, Crumstadt, Leeheim, and Wolfskehlen to form a larger municipality.

The Erfelder Heimatmuseum, housed in the former town hall, displays collections of regional artifacts and documents from the district's past through the centuries.

The district connects to Frankfurt through the S-Bahn stations at Riedstadt-Goddelau and Riedstadt-Wolfskehlen, with access to federal highways A67 and A5.

A stone monument called Schwedensäule stands by the Old Rhine, marking the presence of King Gustav Adolf's fortification master during the Thirty Years' War.

Location: Riedstadt

Elevation above the sea: 87 m

GPS coordinates: 49.83556,8.46806

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:49