| Coordinates | 50°1′N 11°30′E |
|---|---|
| State | Bayern |
| Region | Oberfranken |
| District | Kulmbach |
| Elevation | 334 |
| Area | 50.24 |
| Postal code | 95512 |
| Area code | 09203 |
| Licence | KU |
| Gemeindeschlüssel | 09 4 77 142 |
| Divisions | 45 Ortsteile |
| Website | www.neudrossenfeld.de |
| Mayor | Harald Hübner[1] |
| Leader term | 2020–26 |
| Party | CSU |
Neudrossenfeld is a municipality in the district of Kulmbach in Upper Franconia in Bavaria, Germany.
Boroughs
Neudrossenfeld is composed of the following boroughs:
- Aichen
- Altdrossenfeld
- Berghaus
- Brücklein
- Buch
- Dreschen
- Dreschenau
- Eberhardtsreuth
- Eichberg
- Eselslohe
- Fichtelhof
- Fohlenhof
- Grauenthal
- Hainbühl
- Heidelmühle
- Hirschgründlein
- Hörethshof
- Hornungsreuth
- Igelsreuth
- Langenstadt
- Lehen
- Mermettenreuth
- Muckenreuth
- Neudrossenfeld
- Neuenreuth
- Oberbrücklein
- Oberkeil
- Oberzinkenflur
- Pechgraben
- Rohr
- Rudolphsberg
- Schaitz
- Schlappach
- Schwingen
- Tauberhof
- Unterbrücklein
- Untergräfenthal
- Unterkeil
- Unterlaitsch
- Unterlettenrangen
- Unterobsang
- Unterzinkenflur
- Waldau
- Waldmannsberg
- Wehelitz
- Zoltmühle
Sport
The towns association football club TSV Neudrossenfeld, formed in 1924, celebrated its greatest success in 2014 when it won promotion to the northern division of the Bayernliga for the first time.[citation needed]