Sulz
Sulz is for:
- a highly mineralised body of water or liquid, see Sulz (salt water)
- a form of wet, coarse-grained snow, see Sulz snow
- the Upper German term for aspic, see aspic
- in southern Baden: sliced, roasted or pickled tripe
Sulz is the name of the following geographical objects:
Cities, towns:
- Sulz am Neckar, town in the district of Rottweil, Baden-Württemberg
- Sulz im Weinviertel, municipality in Lower Austria
- Sulz (Vorarlberg), municipality in Vorarlberg
- Soulce, commune in the canton of Jura (the former German name)
- Soultz-Haut-Rhin, commune in France (German: Sulz)
Local districts:
- Sulz, district of the city of Lahr/Black Forest, Ortenaukreis, Baden-Württemberg
- Sulz am Eck, district of the town of Wildberg, Calw county, Baden-Württemberg
- Kloster Sulz, district of the municipality of Dombühl, Ansbach county, Bavaria
- Sulz (Kirchberg), departed hamlet on the banks of the Jagst in the area of the town of Kirchberg an der Jagst, Baden-Württemberg
- Sulz (Münster), district of the municipality of Münster (Lech), Donau-Ries county, Bavaria
- Bad Sulz, district of the market Peißenberg in the administrative district Weilheim-Schongau, Bavaria (former name)
- Sulz im Burgenland, cadastral municipality of Gerersdorf-Sulz, Burgenland
- Sulz (municipality of Weitra), cadastral municipality in Lower Austria
- Sulz im Wienerwald, cadastral municipality of Wienerwald, Lower Austria
- Sulz (municipality of Bad Gleichenberg), village near Bad Gleichenberg, Styria
- Sulz (Gemeinde Deutschlandsberg), locality and cadastral municipality of Deutschlandsberg, Styria
- Sulz (municipality of Gamlitz), locality and cadastral municipality in Sulztal an der Weinstraße, municipality of Gamlitz, Styria
- Sulz (municipality of St. Margarethen an der Raab), locality and cadastral municipality of St. Margarethen an der Raab, Styria
- a district of the municipality of Künten in the canton of Aargau (former municipality until 1973)
- Sulz LU, district of the municipality of Hitzkirch, Canton Lucerne (former municipality)
- Sulz ZH, village in the municipality of Rickenbach, Zurich
historical:
- SulzAG, former municipality in the canton of Aargau
- Slatina (Kungota), district of the municipality of Kungota, Podravska, Slovenia (Eng. Sulz)
- Sulz (Ukraine), deserted village in the present-day Mykolayiv oblast, Ukraine
Buildings:
- Sulz Castle, castle ruin in the area of the town of Kirchberg an der Jagst, Baden-Württemberg
Waters:
- Sulz (Altmühl), left tributary of the Altmühl in Bavaria interrupted by the construction of the Main-Danube-Canal
- Sulz (Geißler), right tributary of the Geißler near Reinhardshausen, Stadtlauringen market, Schweinfurt district, Bavaria
- Sulz (Streu), left tributary of the Streu before Stockheim, district Rhön-Grabfeld, Bavaria
Sulz is the family name of the following people:
- a southern German noble family, see Counts of Sulz
- a Swabian noble family, see Guth von Sulz
- Alwig of Sulz, also Alwig II of Sulz (ca. 1530-1572), landgrave in Klettgau, imperial councillor, captain and bailiff in Upper Alsace
- Alwig von Sulz (1586-1632), landgrave in the Klettgau region
- Alwig X. von Sulz, also Alwig I. , according to more recent research Alwig VIII. (1417-1493), Count of Vaduz, Schellenberg and Blumeneck, Landgrave in Klettgau and hereditary court judge in Rottweil
- Eugen Sulz (1884-1965), librarian
- Johann Jakob Guth von Sulz (1543-1616), Württemberg senior councillor and chamberlain
- Johann Ludwig I. von Sulz († 1547), landgrave, Spanish councillor and governor in Anterior Austria
- Johann Ludwig II of Sulz (1626-1687), landgrave and court judge
- Maria Theresia von Sulz (1634-1692), abbess of the Buchau Abbey
- Rudolf III of Sulz (before 1390-1431), Landgrave and Lord of Rotenberg
- Rudolf IV of Sulz (1559-1620), Landgrave, Lord of Vaduz and Blumenegg and Imperial Court Judge
- Rudolf V. von Sulz (1478-1535), landgrave, count, imperial court judge, imperial councillor, governor and bailiff
- Serge K. D. Sulz (* 1946), German psychiatrist and psychotherapist
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