Lindhof
Lindhof is a small municipality and village in the rural heartland, comprising the village core and surrounding agricultural land. The municipality covers an area of about 12.5 square kilometers and had a population of roughly 2,400 as of 2022.
Lindhof derives from the German elements linde meaning "linden tree" and hof meaning "courtyard" or "farm," reflecting
Located in a temperate lowland landscape, Lindhof sits in a gentle valley with mixed farmland and small
First mentioned in historical records in 1290 as Linhoven, the settlement developed around farming and crafts.
The local government is headed by a mayor and a council of about 12 seats. Lindhof belongs
Key economic activities include crop farming, dairy production, and small-scale manufacturing. The service sector serves residents
Notable sites include a 15th-century church, a restored windmill, and several half-timbered houses that illustrate traditional
Access is mainly by regional roads; the nearest rail connection is in a town eight to twelve
Public services include a primary school, a small health clinic, and a municipal library.