Harrislee

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Ever wondered about a town that sits right on the edge, sharing its spirit with another country? That’s Harrislee. Harrislee is a municipality in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. It is nestled directly beside Flensburg. Harrislee shares a border with Denmark.

Harrislee is more than just a geographical point. It’s a place where cultures meet. Imagine the local elections in Harrislee. The Social Democratic Party once secured 1910 votes. The Christian Democratic Union got 1621. The South Schleswig Voters’ Association got 1422 votes. These numbers tell a story of a community actively shaping its future.

Harrislee’s area spans 18.92 square kilometers. It is home to around 11910 residents. That’s about 630 people per square kilometer.

The municipality is located 43 meters above sea level. Its postal code is 24955. The dialing code is 0461. If you’re driving, the vehicle registration code is SL. You can explore more about Harrislee at www.harrislee.de.

Harrislee is divided into several Ortsteile. These include Harrislee, Kupfermühle, Niehuus, Slukefter and Wasserleben.

As the crow flies, Kiel is about 72 kilometers away from Harrislee. Berlin is approximately 366.5 kilometers away. Nearby cities include Handewitt, Lindewitt and Langenhorn. Flensburg-Schäferhaus Airport is only about 3.1 kilometers from Harrislee. Schleswig Air Base is 38.8 kilometers away.

Harrislee has different names in different languages. In Danish, it’s Harreslev. In Chinese, it is 哈里斯莱.

Harrislee offers a unique glimpse into German life. It is a town shaped by its location and its people.

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