Sassenburg

Sassenburg extends across 88.4 square kilometers of Lower Saxony terrain, encompassing six distinct villages including Dannenbüttel, Grußendorf, Neudorf-Platendorf, Stüde, Triangel, and Westerbeck.

The administrative structure of Sassenburg emerged from the historical reorganization of the Gifhorn district, which was established in 1885 under Prussian governance.

Each of the six villages within Sassenburg maintains individual community centers where residents gather for local events, celebrations, and municipal activities throughout the year.

The municipality provides essential services to 11,030 residents through its administrative center in Westerbeck, with additional facilities distributed across its constituent villages.

The territory spans elevations from 55 to 69 meters above sea level, creating a varied landscape that incorporates both agricultural fields and natural reserves.

Location: Gifhorn

Elevation above the sea: 68 m

Shares border with: Wahrenholz, Ehra-Lessien, Barwedel, Jembke, Bokensdorf, Osloß, Calberlah, Gifhorn

Website: https://sassenburg.de

GPS coordinates: 52.51667,10.63333

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:52