Schwarzenbek-Land

Last updated June 06, 2025

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Schwarzenbek-Land
Amt
Flag Coat of arms
Map of Lauenburg highlighting Schwarzenbek-Land
Country	Germany
State	Schleswig-Holstein
District	Lauenburg
Region seat	Schwarzenbek
Government
• Amtsvorsteher	Klaus Hansen
Area
• Total	13,182 km² (5,090 sq mi)
Website	amt-schwarzenbek-land.de

Schwarzenbek-Land is an Amt ("collective municipality") in the district of Lauenburg, in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It is situated around Schwarzenbek. Its seat is in Schwarzenbek, itself not part of the Amt.

The Amt Schwarzenbek-Land consists of the following municipalities^[1] (population in 2005 between brackets):

Basthorst (384)
Brunstorf (609)
Dahmker (150)
Elmenhorst (912)
Fuhlenhagen (292)
Grabau (288)
Groß Pampau (125)
Grove (231)
Gülzow (1,302)
Hamfelde (453)

Havekost (147)
Kankelau (212)
Kasseburg (534)
Kollow (658)
Köthel (283)
Kuddewörde (1,329)
Möhnsen (524)
Mühlenrade (189)
Sahms (368)

References

↑ "Das steht in den Zensus-Daten über Schwarzenbek-Land (Schleswig-Holstein)". Norddeutscher Rundfunk (in German). Retrieved 2025-06-05.

v t e Collective municipalities of Schleswig-Holstein in Germany
The Ämter are listed per district ( Kreis )
Dithmarschen	Burg-Sankt Michaelisdonn Büsum-Wesselburen Eider Heider Umland Marne-Nordsee Mitteldithmarschen
Herzogtum Lauenburg	Berkenthin Breitenfelde Büchen Hohe Elbgeest Lauenburgische Seen Lütau Sandesneben-Nusse Schwarzenbek-Land
Nordfriesland	Eiderstedt Föhr-Amrum Landschaft Sylt Mittleres Nordfriesland Nordsee-Treene Pellworm Südtondern Viöl
Ostholstein	Großer Plöner See Lensahn Oldenburg-Land Ostholstein-Mitte
Pinneberg	Elmshorn-Land Geest und Marsch Südholstein Hörnerkirchen Pinnau Rantzau
Plön	Bokhorst-Wankendorf Großer Plöner See Lütjenburg Preetz-Land Probstei Schrevenborn Selent/Schlesen
Rendsburg-Eckernförde	Achterwehr Bordesholm Dänischenhagen Dänischer Wohld Eiderkanal Eidertal Fockbek Hohner Harde Hüttener Berge Jevenstedt Mittelholstein Nortorfer Land Schlei-Ostsee
Schleswig-Flensburg	Arensharde Eggebek Geltinger Bucht Haddeby Hürup Kappeln-Land Kropp-Stapelholm Langballig Mittelangeln Oeversee Schafflund Südangeln Süderbrarup
Segeberg	Auenland Südholstein Bad Bramstedt-Land Boostedt-Rickling Bornhöved Itzstedt Kisdorf Leezen Trave-Land
Steinburg	Breitenburg Horst-Herzhorn Itzehoe-Land Kellinghusen Krempermarsch Schenefeld Wilstermarsch
Stormarn	Bad Oldesloe-Land Bargteheide-Land Itzstedt Nordstormarn Siek Trittau

53°33′N10°30′E / 53.550°N 10.500°E / 53.550; 10.500

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