Hils
Hils is a toponym that appears in German-speaking regions and occasionally as a surname. The most common reference is to a hill country in northern Germany, where the landscape comprises forested plateaus, meadows, and small agricultural settlements. This Hils region lies within the northern part of the German state of Lower Saxony and is part of the broader upland belt that separates river valleys. The hills formed during the Tertiary and Quaternary periods through sedimentary processes and glacial sculpting, yielding rounded contours and sheltered valleys. The flora includes beech forests and mixed woodland, with agricultural land in the valleys.
Historically, the Hils region has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with archaeological finds indicating early settlements
The name Hils also appears as a surname in German-speaking communities, and as a component of several
Because Hils can refer to more than one subject, the precise meaning is usually clear from context,