An der Finne, Administrative region in Burgenlandkreis, Germany
An der Finne is an administrative union of municipalities in Saxony-Anhalt with Bad Bibra as its administrative hub. The region comprises seven member communities spread across rolling countryside with around 11,300 residents living across the combined territory.
The area became the first Verbandsgemeinde in Saxony-Anhalt through a local government reform in 2009, transforming from a previous administrative arrangement. This restructuring modernized how municipal services were organized across the member communities.
The region takes its name from the Finne hills, a natural ridge that shapes how local communities define themselves geographically. This landscape feature has influenced settlement patterns and how residents relate to their surroundings for centuries.
The administrative office is located in Bad Bibra and serves residents from all member communities. Visitors needing information or municipal services will find the headquarters centrally positioned and easily accessible.
Since 2011, the municipality has maintained a partnership with Saint-André-de-l'Eure in Normandy, creating a cross-border connection between the two regions. This relationship demonstrates how local communities can build lasting ties across national boundaries.
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