List of hills of Brandenburg explained

This List of hills of Brandenburg shows a selection of well-known hills in the German federal state of Brandenburg – sorted by height in metres above Normalnull (NN):

Name, Height, Location (District(s) / Landscape Region)

  1. Heidehöhe (201.4 m; highest point in Brandenburg on the Heideberg hill whose summit lies in Saxony, 206.1 m), District Elbe-Elster, in the landscape region of Schraden
  2. Kutschenberg (200.7 m), Oberspreewald-Lausitz District, in the landscape region of Schraden, west of Ortrand, Kmehlener Berge
  3. Hagelberg (200.2 m), Potsdam-Mittelmark District, High Fläming, west of Belzig
  4. Dietzenberg (191 m), Oberspreewald-Lausitz District, Oberlausitz, near Ortrand
  5. Hoher Berg (186 m), Spree-Neiße District, near Döbern
  6. Golmberg (178 m), Teltow-Fläming District, Lower Fläming, near Stülpe (municipality of Nuthe-Urstromtal)
  7. Brandberg (175 m), Muskauer Faltenbogen, near Döbern
  8. Wache Berge (172 m), Potsdam-Mittelmark District
  9. Hutberg (162 m), Oder-Spree District, southwest of Eisenhüttenstadt
  10. Kesselberg (161 m), Oberspreewald-Lausitz District, Cabeler Berge, near Calau
  11. Semmelberg (158 m), District Märkisch-Oderland, between Wollenberg and Platzfelde
  12. Rauensche Berge (153 m), Oder-Spree District, near Fürstenwalde
  13. Güterbank (153 m), District Elbe-Elster, in the landscape region of Schraden, Elsterwerda
  14. Babbener Berge (152 m), District Elbe-Elster, near Finsterwalde
  15. Dubrower Berge (150 m), Oder-Spree District, between Langewahl and Bad Saarow
  16. Wehlaberg (144 m), Dahme-Spreewald District, Krausnick hills, near Lübben
  17. Schwarzer Berg (144 m)
  18. Gehrener Berge (140 m), Dahme-Spreewald District, near Luckau
  19. Hirschberge (135 m)
  20. Börnickenberg (129 m), Teltow-Fläming District, southeast of Jüterbog
  21. Krugberg (129 m), Märkisch-Oderland District, Mark Switzerland
  22. Butterberg (128), Prignitz District, near Boddin-Langow
  23. Kronsberge (125 m), Prignitz District, southwest of Pritzwalk
  24. Wietkiekenberg (124.7 m), Potsdam-Mittelmark District, highest point of the Zauche, near Schwielowsee-Ferch
  25. Pimpinellenberg (117 m), im Barnim District, near Oderberg
  26. Kahle Glatze (116 m), Spree-Neiße District, Kaltenborn Hills, near Guben
  27. Kleiner Ravensberg (114.2 m), Saarmund end moraine arc, in Potsdam
  28. Wahrberge (114 m), between Klein and Groß Woltersdorf, south of Pritzwalk, Prignitz District
  29. Weinberg (Fredenwalde) (111 m), Groß Fredenwalde, Uckermark
  30. Blocksberge (110.6 m), Dahme-Spreewald District, near Alt Schadow
  31. Marienberg (110.0 m), Dahme-Spreewald District, near Krugau, am Ostrand des Unterspreewalds
  32. Eichberge (108.9 m), Teltow-Fläming District, near Wünsdorf
  33. Götzer Berg (108.6 m), Potsdam-Mittelmark District, Gemarkung of Groß Kreutz
  34. Großer Ravensberg (108.2 m), Saarmund end moraine arc, near Potsdam
  35. Löwendorfer Berg (104 m), west of Trebbin, Teltow-Fläming District
  36. Kranichsberg (105 m), near Woltersdorf, Oder-Spree District
  37. Teufelsberg (92.7), Havelland District, between Stechow, Kotzen and Nennhausen
  38. Rollberge (90.5), Havelland District, near Rathenow
  39. Eichelberg (89.6), Potsdam-Mittelmark District, near Deetz
  40. Rauhe Berge (86 m), Potsdam-Mittelmark District, in the landscape region of Zauche, near Lehnin Abbey
  41. Kleiner Rummelsberg (81 m; possibly a drumlin, disputed), end moraine arc of Chorin, near Chorin-Brodowin, Barnim District
  42. Pfingstberg (76 m), City of Potsdam
  43. Ruinenberg (74.1 m), City of Potsdam
  44. Marienberg (69 m), in Brandenburg an der Havel

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