About Geislingen
Geislingen is an urban municipality in the Zollernalb district of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Situated at an elevation of 563 metres, the town covers an area of 32 square kilometres and supports a population of 5,905 people as of 2025. The area includes the protected natural site known as Gnagen, alongside a variety of religious structures such as the Lorettokapelle Binsdorf and the parish church of Sankt Ulrich in Geislingen. Beyond these sites, the municipality maintains an official partnership with the French town of Ruoms. Local land use is distributed across this terrain, which remains part of the broader administrative structure of the state.
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