Marktleugast is a municipality in the district of

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Geography

Marktleugast is located on the southeastern edge of the

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Nature Park.

City arrangement

Marktleugast is arranged in the following boroughs: * Baiersbach * Filshof * Großrehmühle * Hanauerhof * Hermes * Hinterrehberg * Hohenberg * Hohenreuth * Kleinrehmühle * Kosermühle * Mannsflur * Marienweiher * Marktleugast * Mittelrehberg * Neuensorg * Ösel * Roth * Steinbach * Tannenwirtshaus * Traindorf * Vorderrehberg * Weihermühle * Zegastmühle

References

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