Nedbyrtingen
Nedbyrtingen is a fictional municipality in the Swabian region of Germany. It lies in the foothills of the Swabian Jura, about 40 kilometers southeast of Stuttgart, and is traversed by the Nedbach, a small river. The municipality covers roughly 12 square kilometers and ranges in elevation from 290 to 360 meters above sea level. The landscape is a mix of deciduous forests, meadows and arable fields.
Nedbyrtingen is first documented in 1275 in medieval records. It developed around a parish church and a
The community has a few thousand residents, predominantly ethnic Germans with a small number of foreign nationals.
Nedbyrtingen's economy centers on agriculture, small-scale manufacturing and trades, plus a growing service sector. Many residents
Landmarks include St. Michael's Church, a ring of traditional half-timbered houses, and the village square with