Herzholz
Herzholz is a toponym used for several places in German-speaking regions, most commonly in parts of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The name combines the German words Herz (heart) and Holz (wood), and is often associated with woodland landscapes or a central position within a forested area. As a place name, Herzholz typically signifies a rural or semi-rural setting rather than an urban center.
Geography and administration: Locations named Herzholz are usually small communities or districts within larger municipalities. They
History: The toponym appears in medieval records in various regions, reflecting the common practice of naming
Economy and demography: Population sizes vary from a few hundred to several thousand residents, depending on
Notable features: Common landmarks may include a parish church, traditional timber-framed houses, and local festivals connected
See also: Related toponyms sharing the Holz element, such as Holzhausen or Holzendorf, and other heart-wood