Oberherrn

Oberherrn is a municipality in the Free State of Bavaria, Germany. It is located in the Main-Spessart district in the region of Lower Franconia (Unterfranken). The municipality covers a rural area in the Spessart region and includes the village of Oberherrn and several smaller settlements. The landscape features a mix of forest and agricultural land, typical of this part of Bavaria.

Historically, the area has medieval roots and was incorporated into modern Bavarian administration in the 19th century during territorial reforms. Today Oberherrn is part of the local administration structure common to Bavarian municipalities, governed by a municipal council and a mayor elected by residents. The community collaborates with neighboring towns on regional services such as infrastructure, planning, and public utilities.

Economy and infrastructure: The local economy is primarily based on agriculture and small local businesses, with many residents commuting to work in nearby towns. Oberherrn is connected to the regional road network; public transport is provided by regional bus services linking it with larger centers in the district.

Culture and demographics: As a small rural community, Oberherrn maintains traditional Bavarian cultural life, including local festivals and clubs. The population is steady but reflects common rural trends, with gradual aging and gradual outmigration to urban areas.