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((about|the town|the region|Nassau (region)|other uses|Nassau (disambiguation)))
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((Infobox German location
|type               = Stadt
|name              = Nassau
|image_photo       = Nassau.jpg
|image_coa            = Wappen nassau lahn.svg
|coordinates       = ((coord|50|18|57|N|7|48|08|E|format=dms|display=inline,title))
|image_plan = Nassau in EMS.svg
|state        = Rheinland-Pfalz
|district         = Rhein-Lahn-Kreis
|Verbandsgemeinde  = Bad Ems-Nassau
|elevation              = 100
|area            = 17.51
|postal_code               = 56377
|area_code           = 02604
|licence               = EMS, DIZ, GOH
|Gemeindeschlüssel = 07 1 41 091
|website           = [http://www.stadt-nassau.de/ www.stadt-nassau.de]
|mayor             = Manuel Liguori<ref>[https://www.wahlen.rlp.de/de/kw/wahlen/kd/gebiete/1410000000000.html Direktwahlen 2019, Rhein-Lahn-Kreis], Landeswahlleiter Rheinland-Pfalz, accessed 5 August 2021.</ref>
|leader_term       = 2019&ndash;24
|party             = SPD
))

'''Nassau''' (((IPAc-en|ˈ|n|æ|s|ɔː)) ((respell|NASS|aw)), <small>also</small> ((IPAc-en|UK|ˈ|n|æ|s|aʊ)) ((respell|NASS|ow)), ((IPAc-en|US|ˈ|n|ɑː|s|aʊ)) ((respell|NAHSS|ow)), ((IPA-de|ˈnasaʊ|lang|de-Nassau.ogg))) is a town located in the [[Germany|German]] [[States of Germany|state]] of [[Rhineland-Palatinate]]. It lies on the lower course of the [[Lahn]] River, on the mouth of the Mühlbach, between [[Limburg an der Lahn]] and the spa town of [[Bad Ems]], and is located in the [[Nassau Nature Park]], surrounded by the [[Westerwald]] to the north and the [[Taunus]] to the south. The town is on the German-Dutch holiday road, the [[Orange Route]]. As of 2021, it had a population of 4,592.

As location of [[Nassau Castle]] and the former Stein and Heidenpütz castles, Nassau gave its name to the [[Nassau (region)|wider region surrounding it]] as well as to a [[House of Nassau|prominent aristocratic dynasty]], and through it, directly or indirectly to numerous other things worldwide, including: a [[Duchy of Nassau|sovereign state]]; a [[Hesse-Nassau|Prussian province]]; the [[House of Orange-Nassau|Dutch royal house]]; the [[House of Nassau-Weilburg|Luxembourgish ducal house]]; the [[Nassau, Bahamas|capital of the Bahamas]]; [[Nassau (Cook Islands)|one of the Cook Islands]]; and in the US, a [[Nassau County, Florida|county in Florida]] and a [[Nassau County, New York|county in New York]].

==Etymology==
In German, ''nass'' means "wet" and '' die Au'' (female gender)—more often written as ''die Aue''—can be a short form of either ''[[:de:Flussaue|Flussaue]]'' ([[floodplain]]) or ''[[:de:Auwald|Auwald]]'' ([[riparian forest]]). It can also be used as a synonym for ''[[:de:Feuchtwiese|Feuchtwiese]]'' ([[wet meadow]]). ''Au(e)'' derives from [[Middle High German]] ''ouwe'', which is related to the Latin ''aqua'' ("water"). In the grammatically correct form, "wet floodplain/wet riparian forest" would be ''nasse Au'' or ''nasse Aue'', but as a place name, it exists as ''Nassau''. Several places in the German-speaking area are named Nassau, but globally, most places and things named ''Nassau'' are ultimately and indirectly named after Nassau, Rhineland-Palatinate, because the [[Nassau (region)|region of Nassau]] and the [[House of Nassau]] derive their names from it.
==Geography==
Nassau is located on the lower course of the [[Lahn]] river, between the cities of [[Limburg an der Lahn]] and [[Bad Ems]]. Within Nassau's city limits, the Mühlbach (de: [[:de:Mühlbach (Lahn)|''Mühlbach (Lahn)'']]) flows into the Lahn. The Lahn joins the [[Rhine]] at [[Lahnstein]]. The closest city with more than 100,000 inhabitants is [[Koblenz]]. Other close by cities are [[Wiesbaden]], [[Mainz]], [[Bonn]] and [[Frankfurt]]. Most of the city (the districts north of the Lahn including the city center) lie in the [[Westerwald]] mountain range—the precise part of the Westerwald around Nassau is called ''Montabaurer Westerwald'' ([[Montabaur]] Westerwald), the southernmost foothills of the mountain range. The Nassauian districts south of the Lahn including [[Nassau Castle]]  on the other hand, are located in the northernmost foothills of the [[Taunus]] mountain range—more precisely in the ''Westlicher Hintertaunus'' (Western Rear Taunus). The Lahn is the natural boundary between Westerwald and Taunus.

Administratively, Nassau is located in the [[Rhein-Lahn-Kreis|Rhine-Lahn district]] (''Rhein-Lahn-Kreis''; seat: [[Bad Ems]]) in [[Rhineland-Palatinate]] (capital: [[Mainz]]). The city consists of two quarters: Nassau (with Elisenhütte, Obergutenau, Scheuern, Schützenhaus and Untergutenau) and Bergnassau (with Burg Nassau, Hühnerfarm, Koppelheck and Langau).
==Traffic==
Nassau has a station called ''Nassau (Lahn)'' on the [[Lahntal railway|Lahn Valley Railway]] (''Lahntalbahn''), which follows the meandering [[Lahn]] from [[Koblenz]] up to [[Wetzlar]]—via [[Lahnstein|Niederlahnstein]], [[Bad Ems]], Nassau, [[Balduinstein]], [[Diez, Germany|Diez]], [[Limburg an der Lahn]] and [[Weilburg]], and crosses the [[Rhine]] between Koblenz-Oberwerth and Koblenz-Horchheim. Close to Nassau are two stations of the [[Cologne–Frankfurt high-speed rail line]] connecting [[Frankfurt]] and [[Wiesbaden]] to [[Bonn]], [[Cologne]], [[Düsseldorf]] and the [[Ruhr]]. The closer station is [[Montabaur station|Montabaur]] in Rhineland-Palatinate. The second station is [[Limburg Süd station|Limburg Süd]] (Limburg South) in Hesse. The latter is the only station in Germany where only long-distance trains stop, with no connections to regional trains. In Montabaur it is possible to change trains to Limburg an der Lahn.

==History==
[[File:Burg Nassau.JPG|thumb|left|[[Nassau Castle]]—ancestral seat of the [[House of Nassau]]—above the [[Lahn]] valley. The lordship associated with Nassau Castle was the namesake of numerous other entities called "Nassau".]]
The earliest known surviving mention of Nassau refers to the ''Villa Nassova'' estate of the [[Bishopric of Worms]] in a 915 deed. In 1348 the [[Emperor Charles IV]] granted Nassau [[Town privileges|town-privileges]] rights together with nearby [[Dausenau]] and Scheuern. Count Dudo-Heinrich of [[County of Laurenburg|Laurenburg]] had the [[Nassau Castle]] built about 1100 and his descendants began to call themselves the [[House of Nassau|Counts of Nassau]]. 

Count [[Adolf, King of the Romans|Adolf of Nassau]] served as the elected [[King of the Romans]] from 1292 until his death on 2 July 1298.<ref>((Cite EB1911|wstitle= Adolph of Nassau | volume= 1 | page = 211 |short= 1))</ref> The Counts of Nassau married into the line of the neighbouring Counts of [[County of Arnstein|Arnstein]] ([[Obernhof]]/[[Attenhausen]]), founders of the monastery at Arnstein. After the dissolution of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] in 1806, the town became part of the [[Duchy of Nassau]].
[[File:Nassau De Merian Hassiae.jpg|thumb|Nassau in [[Matthäus Merian]]'s [[Topographia Germaniae|''Topographia Hassiae'']], in 1655. The city with the two castles [[Nassau Castle]] and Stein Castle (de: ''[[:de:Steinsche Burg|Steinsche Burg]]'', now only a ruin) on the other side of the Lahn.]]

Nassau suffered heavily from bombings by American [[Martin B-26 Marauder|B-26 Marauder]]s during [[World War II]], all three hospitals and almost all of the inner city were completely destroyed.

Despite the ancient and eventful history of this town, it had a population of fewer than 5,000 inhabitants ((as of | 2012 | lc = on)).

The town of Nassau became the namesake of the [[Duchy of Nassau]], the royal [[House of Nassau]] and its branch named the [[House of Orange-Nassau]], and the [[Prussia]]n province of [[Hesse-Nassau]]. [[William III of England]] obtained a title Nassau. The Grand Duke of Luxembourg still uses Nassau as a title and  it is also part of the Dutch royal family (called Orange-Nassau).  Its name has also spawned a multitude of other namings in the [[Americas]], such as [[Nassau, Bahamas|Nassau]], the capital city of [[the Bahamas]], and [[Nassau County, New York]], in the [[United States]]. The name also occurs in the titles of [[ship]]s, [[building]]s, and even a type of [[Nassau (bet)|bet]] used in [[golf]].

==Main sights==
[[File:Rathaus Nassau Lahn.jpg|thumb|Nassau city hall]]
Located in Nassau, south of the river [[Lahn]], is [[Nassau Castle]]. It is the eponymous ancestral seat of the counts of Nassau and thus the joint ancestral castle of the [[House of Orange-Nassau]]—the Dutch royal house (German: ''Haus Oranien-Nassau'')—and of the [[House of Luxembourg-Nassau]]/[[House of Nassau-Weilburg]]—the [[Grand Dukes of Luxembourg|Luxembourgish grand ducal house]].

Also located in Nassau above the Lahn valley is the castle ruin Stein (de: [[:de:Steinsche Burg|''Steinsche Burg'']]), and in Nassau-Scheuern exists Castle Heidenpütz (de: [[:de:Burg Heidenpütz|''Burg Heidenpütz'']]), which is a [[burgstall]] (a castle of which less than a ruin is left).

The town is also home to the Stein city castle (de: [[:de:Steinsches Schloss (Nassau)|''Steinsches Schloss'']]), the seat of the ''Reichsfreiherren'' ([[Baron]]s) vom und zum Stein, and birthplace of the Prussian reformer and Minister [[Heinrich Friedrich Karl, Reichsfreiherr vom und zum Stein]].<ref name="EB1911"/>

==People==
[[File:Porträt des Freiherrn Karl vom und zum Stein als preußischer Minister.jpg|thumb|150px|Portrait of   [[Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum Stein]], 1804]]
[[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 146-2008-0155, Alexander von Falkenhausen.jpg|thumb|150px|Alexander von Falkenhausen in 1940]]
The Imperial Baron [[Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum Stein]], Prussian statesman and reformer, was born in Nassau on October 25, 1757.<ref name="EB1911">((Cite EB1911|wstitle=Stein, Heinrich Friedrich Karl, Baron vom und zum|first=John Holland |last=Rose|authorlink=John Holland Rose |volume=25|pages=871–873|short-1))</ref> Here he wrote his famous ''Nassauer Memorandum'' of 1807. Stein descended from an ancient aristocratic dynasty, who had been residents of Nassau since the 12th century. The family estate lies in the centre of the town, called the ''Steinische Hof'', which today is still in the possession of the descendants of the reformer, the Counts von Kanitz. He died in Cappenberg, district of [[Selm]] in the year 1831.
=== Sons and daughters of the city ===
* [[Johann Philipp Bethmann]] (1715–1793), banker, founder of the banking firm Bethmann brothers in Frankfurt
* [[Johann Jakob Bethmann]] (1717–1792), merchant and shipowner, imperial consul in Bordeaux
* [[Simon Moritz Bethmann]], (1721–1782), banker and patron, co-founder of the Bethmann brothers' bank in Frankfurt
* [[Arnold Rönnebeck]] (1885–1947), German-American sculptor, lithograph and museum director of the Denver Art Museum
* [[Wolfgang Franz (economist)|Wolfgang Franz]] (born 1944), economist, 1997–2013 President of the [[Center for European Economic Research|ZEW]]

==Personalities who are associated with Nassau==
* [[Constantin Fahlberg]] ([[Tambov]] 1850 – Nassau 1910), chemist and science researcher
* [[Alexander von Falkenhausen]] ([[Kwiatków, Opole Voivodeship|Gut Blumenthal]] 1878 – Nassau 1966), general; military advisor to [[Chiang Kai-shek]]; head of the military government of [[Belgium]] during  [[History of Belgium#World War II|German occupation]] 1940–1944.
((clear))

== See also ==

* [[Scheuern Foundation]]

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
*[http://www.stadt-nassau.de Nassau Homepage]
* ((Cite EB1911|wstitle= Nassau | volume= 19 | pages = 250&ndash;251 |short= 1))
*[https://maps.google.com/maps?ll=50.355538,7.817459&spn=0.106019,0.53421&t=k&om=0&iwloc=addr Nassau on Google Earth]

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