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	===City Council===		===City Council===
	The City Council currently has 48 seats. The Chairman of the City Council is mayor ~~Wolfgang~~ ~~Honsdorf~~ (~~SPD~~) who has voting rights. The following table shows the local election results since 1975:		The City Council currently has 48 seats. The Chairman of the City Council is mayor Dirk Tolkemitt (CDU) who has voting rights. The following table shows the local election results since 1975:
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	===Parks===		===Parks===
	On Kurgastzentrum is the entrance to the {{Interlanguage link multi\|Kurpark\|de}} and is adjacent to the Country Park. There are 120 acres available for long walks and are one of the largest town parklands in Germany.		On Kurgastzentrum is the entrance to the {{Interlanguage link multi\|Kur- und Landschaftspark Bad Salzuflen\|lt=Kurpark\|de}} and is adjacent to the Country Park. There are 120 acres available for long walks and are one of the largest town parklands in Germany.

	The Kurpark of 1907 extends along the Salze river with lawns, mature trees and a large floral inventory with entrance controlled by a ticket attendant. Exiting at the large Kurparksee, where can be found a fountain and boat hire, charges do not apply and landscaped gardens can be found emptying onto the urban forest with hiking and biking trails up to the Salzuflen Bismarck Tower on the Vierenberg, Loose and the Herford Bismarck tower.		The Kurpark of 1907 extends along the Salze river with lawns, mature trees and a large floral inventory with entrance controlled by a ticket attendant. Exiting at the large Kurparksee, where can be found a fountain and boat hire, charges do not apply and landscaped gardens can be found emptying onto the urban forest with hiking and biking trails up to the Salzuflen Bismarck Tower on the Vierenberg, Loose and the Herford Bismarck tower.

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	==Spa and health facilities==		==Spa and health facilities==
	[[File:D-NW-Bad Salzuflen - Leopoldsprudel.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Leopoldsprudel in the {{Interlanguage link multi\|~~Kurpark~~\|de}}]]		[[File:D-NW-Bad Salzuflen - Leopoldsprudel.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Leopoldsprudel in the {{Interlanguage link multi\|Kur- und Landschaftspark Bad Salzuflen\|de}}]]

	A remnant of the salt mining, the Gradierwerke had a total length of 424 meters before today's length of about 300 m. Of the original four existing salt works, only two are completely preserved. A third, whose origins date back to the seventeenth century, had to be closed due to disrepair. It was rebuilt after a Council decision as Erlebnisgradierwerk and inaugurated again on 28 July 2007 Festival in July 2007. The salt works are now operated only for short cures. The brine trickles down, the air is enriched near the salt works with the salt, the water droplets bind particles in the air. Inhaling salty air moistens the respiratory tract and positively affects the walls of the respiratory organs. In addition, the fine salt crystals have an expectoprant action on secretions, which intensively cleanse the respiratory of bacteria and can reduce swelling of the mucous membranes.		A remnant of the salt mining, the Gradierwerke had a total length of 424 meters before today's length of about 300 m. Of the original four existing salt works, only two are completely preserved. A third, whose origins date back to the seventeenth century, had to be closed due to disrepair. It was rebuilt after a Council decision as Erlebnisgradierwerk and inaugurated again on 28 July 2007 Festival in July 2007. The salt works are now operated only for short cures. The brine trickles down, the air is enriched near the salt works with the salt, the water droplets bind particles in the air. Inhaling salty air moistens the respiratory tract and positively affects the walls of the respiratory organs. In addition, the fine salt crystals have an expectoprant action on secretions, which intensively cleanse the respiratory of bacteria and can reduce swelling of the mucous membranes.

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	==Twin towns – sister cities==		==Twin towns – sister cities==
	{{See also\|List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany}}		{{See also\|List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany}}
	Bad Salzuflen is [[Sister city\|twinned]] with:<ref>{{cite web \|title=Stadt und Rathaus \|url=https://www.stadt-bad-salzuflen.de/stadt-und-rathaus ~~\|website=stadt-bad-salzuflen.de \|date=4 April 2019~~ \|publisher=Bad Salzuflen \|language=de \|access-date=~~2021-02~~-04}}</ref>		Bad Salzuflen is [[Sister city\|twinned]] with:<ref>{{cite web \|title=Stadt und Rathaus\|url=https://www.stadt-bad-salzuflen.de/stadt-und-rathaus\|publisher=Bad Salzuflen\|language=de\|access-date=2024-04-17}}</ref>
	*{{flagicon\|ENG}} [[Bridlington]], England, United Kingdom (1979)
	*{{flagicon\|GER}} [[Luckenwalde]], Germany (1990)		*{{flagicon\|GER}} [[Luckenwalde]], Germany (1990)
	*{{flagicon\|FRA}} [[Millau]], France (1975)		*{{flagicon\|FRA}} [[Millau]], France (1975)

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	==Monuments==		==Monuments==
	Monument to the saltworkers – The monument at the salt yard represents a salt boiler around 800 BC. It was designed and executed by the sculptor Marianne Herford Bleeke – Ehret and installed in May 1988. Salzuflen Tree of Life is a sculpture in bronze and granite stands in front of the new City Hall on the Rudolph Brandes Ave. It was created by Axel Seyler ( University of East Westphalia -Lippe, Detmold campus ) and erected on 8 September 1984. Rudolph Brandes Obelisk is in honor of the pharmacist ~~{{Interlanguage link multi\|~~Rudolph Brandes~~\|de}}~~ (1795–1842) and stands on a small lawn area at the confluence of the Riestestraße and Rudolph Brandes Avenue since 1979. Monument to Eduard Hoffmann, son of the founder of Hoffmann 's starch factories, dedicated in 1900 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the factory of the workforce. The monument stands at the Hoffman Road, between the cemetery and the former fire station. Just across the street was once the main entrance to the factory. Monument to the gallows dispute		Monument to the saltworkers – The monument at the salt yard represents a salt boiler around 800 BC. It was designed and executed by the sculptor Marianne Herford Bleeke – Ehret and installed in May 1988. Salzuflen Tree of Life is a sculpture in bronze and granite stands in front of the new City Hall on the Rudolph Brandes Ave. It was created by Axel Seyler ( University of East Westphalia -Lippe, Detmold campus ) and erected on 8 September 1984. Rudolph Brandes Obelisk is in honor of the pharmacist [[Rudolph Brandes]] (1795–1842) and stands on a small lawn area at the confluence of the Riestestraße and Rudolph Brandes Avenue since 1979. Monument to Eduard Hoffmann, son of the founder of Hoffmann 's starch factories, dedicated in 1900 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the factory of the workforce. The monument stands at the Hoffman Road, between the cemetery and the former fire station. Just across the street was once the main entrance to the factory. Monument to the gallows dispute
	The monument stands between Salzuflen and Schotmar at the former city limits, at the intersection Rudolph-Brandes-Allee/Walhallastraße Salzuflen. The Council of Schotmar had asked the Council Salzuflen to be able to use the gallows. This request and the response is written on the relief. On the left, two councilors and the crest are shown, the right Kilianskirche and laughing children, in the midst of sinners under the gallows. The gallows dispute is the subject of the 50-pfennig Notgeldscheines.		The monument stands between Salzuflen and Schotmar at the former city limits, at the intersection Rudolph-Brandes-Allee/Walhallastraße Salzuflen. The Council of Schotmar had asked the Council Salzuflen to be able to use the gallows. This request and the response is written on the relief. On the left, two councilors and the crest are shown, the right Kilianskirche and laughing children, in the midst of sinners under the gallows. The gallows dispute is the subject of the 50-pfennig Notgeldscheines.

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	Bad Salzuflen was one of the few cities in the Middle Ages that did not suffer from financial difficulties because of its salt production, its topographical position and its thriving commercial development. This is proven today by the many beautiful houses with their typical architectural style for that time. The high healing properties of the water meant that new bath houses were built and other sources were drilled, such as the Leopoldsprudel whose sacred well is in the midst of today's spa gardens. The development of the resort led to significant changes in the cityscape. The saltworks on the Salzhof discontinued salt production and is now the "town square" where the weekly market and town festivals take place. The Gradierwerke developed into a place that people with respiratory diseases retreated to. Over time, the long-established industry sectors disappeared and were replaced by the trading and spa industry, which benefited the numerous inns of the city.		Bad Salzuflen was one of the few cities in the Middle Ages that did not suffer from financial difficulties because of its salt production, its topographical position and its thriving commercial development. This is proven today by the many beautiful houses with their typical architectural style for that time. The high healing properties of the water meant that new bath houses were built and other sources were drilled, such as the Leopoldsprudel whose sacred well is in the midst of today's spa gardens. The development of the resort led to significant changes in the cityscape. The saltworks on the Salzhof discontinued salt production and is now the "town square" where the weekly market and town festivals take place. The Gradierwerke developed into a place that people with respiratory diseases retreated to. Over time, the long-established industry sectors disappeared and were replaced by the trading and spa industry, which benefited the numerous inns of the city.

	The economic boom in the ~~19th~~ century was also closely followed by the founding in 1850 of the Hoffmann starch factories that later rose to be the biggest European starch producers.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_Id=212 \|title=Economic Upturn \|access-date=14 August 2013 \|url-status=dead \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060225115736/http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_id=212 \|archive-date=25 February 2006}}</ref> The strategic location of Bad Salzuflen was rather insignificant and so was preserved largely during the Second World War from Allied bombing raids, and survived the war relatively unscathed after the war ended.		The economic boom in the nineteenth century was also closely followed by the founding in 1850 of the Hoffmann starch factories that later rose to be the biggest European starch producers.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_Id=212 \|title=Economic Upturn \|access-date=14 August 2013 \|url-status=dead \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060225115736/http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_id=212 \|archive-date=25 February 2006}}</ref> The strategic location of Bad Salzuflen was rather insignificant and so was preserved largely during the Second World War from Allied bombing raids, and survived the war relatively unscathed after the war ended.

	Between 1909 and 1924, the ''Bad Salzufler und Schötmarschen Straßenbahn GmbH'' plied their trade between those towns. From 1963, the Herford Light railway ran between the towns of Wallenbrück, Spenge, Herford, Vlotho, Weserhafen and the west of Herford.		Between 1909 and 1924, the ''Bad Salzufler und Schötmarschen Straßenbahn GmbH'' plied their trade between those towns. From 1963, the Herford Light railway ran between the towns of Wallenbrück, Spenge, Herford, Vlotho, Weserhafen and the west of Herford.
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	[[File:D-NW-Bad Salzuflen - Leopoldsprudel.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Leopoldsprudel in the {{Interlanguage link multi\|Kurpark\|de}}]]		[[File:D-NW-Bad Salzuflen - Leopoldsprudel.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Leopoldsprudel in the {{Interlanguage link multi\|Kurpark\|de}}]]

	A remnant of the salt mining, the Gradierwerke had a total length of 424 meters before today's length of about 300 m. Of the original four existing salt works, only two are completely preserved. A third, whose origins date back to the ~~17th~~ century, had to be closed due to disrepair. It was rebuilt after a Council decision as Erlebnisgradierwerk and inaugurated again on 28 July 2007 Festival in July 2007. The salt works are now operated only for short cures. The brine trickles down, the air is enriched near the salt works with the salt, the water droplets bind particles in the air. Inhaling salty air moistens the respiratory tract and positively affects the walls of the respiratory organs. In addition, the fine salt crystals have an expectoprant action on secretions, which intensively cleanse the respiratory of bacteria and can reduce swelling of the mucous membranes.		A remnant of the salt mining, the Gradierwerke had a total length of 424 meters before today's length of about 300 m. Of the original four existing salt works, only two are completely preserved. A third, whose origins date back to the seventeenth century, had to be closed due to disrepair. It was rebuilt after a Council decision as Erlebnisgradierwerk and inaugurated again on 28 July 2007 Festival in July 2007. The salt works are now operated only for short cures. The brine trickles down, the air is enriched near the salt works with the salt, the water droplets bind particles in the air. Inhaling salty air moistens the respiratory tract and positively affects the walls of the respiratory organs. In addition, the fine salt crystals have an expectoprant action on secretions, which intensively cleanse the respiratory of bacteria and can reduce swelling of the mucous membranes.

	Health resort and spa in the city theater, Parkstraße and Wandelhalle (1960–1961) and [[Konzerthalle, Bad Salzuflen\|Konzerthalle]] (1962–1963) in the park are excellent examples of resort architecture of the 1960s. Kurgastzentrum (1980–1983) designed by the architectural firm Behnisch & Partner. In 1985 it won awards by the Association of German Architects of North Rhine-Westphalia.		Health resort and spa in the city theater, Parkstraße and Wandelhalle (1960–1961) and [[Konzerthalle, Bad Salzuflen\|Konzerthalle]] (1962–1963) in the park are excellent examples of resort architecture of the 1960s. Kurgastzentrum (1980–1983) designed by the architectural firm Behnisch & Partner. In 1985 it won awards by the Association of German Architects of North Rhine-Westphalia.

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	Bad Salzuflen was one of the few cities in the Middle Ages that did not suffer from financial difficulties because of its salt production, its topographical position and its thriving commercial development. This is proven today by the many beautiful houses with their typical architectural style for that time. The high healing properties of the water meant that new bath houses were built and other sources were drilled, such as the Leopoldsprudel whose sacred well is in the midst of today's spa gardens. The development of the resort led to significant changes in the cityscape. The saltworks on the Salzhof discontinued salt production and is now the "town square" where the weekly market and town festivals take place. The Gradierwerke developed into a place that people with respiratory diseases retreated to. Over time, the long-established industry sectors disappeared and were replaced by the trading and spa industry, which benefited the numerous inns of the city.		Bad Salzuflen was one of the few cities in the Middle Ages that did not suffer from financial difficulties because of its salt production, its topographical position and its thriving commercial development. This is proven today by the many beautiful houses with their typical architectural style for that time. The high healing properties of the water meant that new bath houses were built and other sources were drilled, such as the Leopoldsprudel whose sacred well is in the midst of today's spa gardens. The development of the resort led to significant changes in the cityscape. The saltworks on the Salzhof discontinued salt production and is now the "town square" where the weekly market and town festivals take place. The Gradierwerke developed into a place that people with respiratory diseases retreated to. Over time, the long-established industry sectors disappeared and were replaced by the trading and spa industry, which benefited the numerous inns of the city.

	The economic boom in the 19th ~~Century~~ was also closely followed by the founding in 1850 of the Hoffmann starch factories that later rose to be the biggest European starch producers.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_Id=212 \|title=Economic Upturn \|access-date=14 August 2013 \|url-status=dead \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060225115736/http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_id=212 \|archive-date=25 February 2006}}</ref> The strategic location of Bad Salzuflen was rather insignificant and so was preserved largely during the Second World War from Allied bombing raids, and survived the war relatively unscathed after the war ended.		The economic boom in the 19th century was also closely followed by the founding in 1850 of the Hoffmann starch factories that later rose to be the biggest European starch producers.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_Id=212 \|title=Economic Upturn \|access-date=14 August 2013 \|url-status=dead \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060225115736/http://www.archive.nrw.de/archive/script/bestand/haupt2.asp?nr=4&B_id=212 \|archive-date=25 February 2006}}</ref> The strategic location of Bad Salzuflen was rather insignificant and so was preserved largely during the Second World War from Allied bombing raids, and survived the war relatively unscathed after the war ended.

	Between 1909 and 1924, the ''Bad Salzufler und Schötmarschen Straßenbahn GmbH'' plied their trade between those towns. From 1963, the Herford Light railway ran between the towns of Wallenbrück, Spenge, Herford, Vlotho, Weserhafen and the west of Herford.		Between 1909 and 1924, the ''Bad Salzufler und Schötmarschen Straßenbahn GmbH'' plied their trade between those towns. From 1963, the Herford Light railway ran between the towns of Wallenbrück, Spenge, Herford, Vlotho, Weserhafen and the west of Herford.
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	[[File:D-NW-Bad Salzuflen - Leopoldsprudel.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Leopoldsprudel in the {{Interlanguage link multi\|Kurpark\|de}}]]		[[File:D-NW-Bad Salzuflen - Leopoldsprudel.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Leopoldsprudel in the {{Interlanguage link multi\|Kurpark\|de}}]]

	A remnant of the salt mining, the Gradierwerke had a total length of 424 meters before today's length of about 300 m. Of the original four existing salt works, only two are completely preserved. A third, whose origins date back to the 17th ~~Century~~, had to be closed due to disrepair. It was rebuilt after a Council decision as Erlebnisgradierwerk and inaugurated again on 28 July 2007 Festival in July 2007. The salt works are now operated only for short cures. The brine trickles down, the air is enriched near the salt works with the salt, the water droplets bind particles in the air. Inhaling salty air moistens the respiratory tract and positively affects the walls of the respiratory organs. In addition, the fine salt crystals have an expectoprant action on secretions, which intensively cleanse the respiratory of bacteria and can reduce swelling of the mucous membranes.		A remnant of the salt mining, the Gradierwerke had a total length of 424 meters before today's length of about 300 m. Of the original four existing salt works, only two are completely preserved. A third, whose origins date back to the 17th century, had to be closed due to disrepair. It was rebuilt after a Council decision as Erlebnisgradierwerk and inaugurated again on 28 July 2007 Festival in July 2007. The salt works are now operated only for short cures. The brine trickles down, the air is enriched near the salt works with the salt, the water droplets bind particles in the air. Inhaling salty air moistens the respiratory tract and positively affects the walls of the respiratory organs. In addition, the fine salt crystals have an expectoprant action on secretions, which intensively cleanse the respiratory of bacteria and can reduce swelling of the mucous membranes.

	Health resort and spa in the city theater, Parkstraße and Wandelhalle (1960–1961) and [[Konzerthalle, Bad Salzuflen\|Konzerthalle]] (1962–1963) in the park are excellent examples of resort architecture of the 1960s. Kurgastzentrum (1980–1983) designed by the architectural firm Behnisch & Partner. In 1985 it won awards by the Association of German Architects of North Rhine-Westphalia.		Health resort and spa in the city theater, Parkstraße and Wandelhalle (1960–1961) and [[Konzerthalle, Bad Salzuflen\|Konzerthalle]] (1962–1963) in the park are excellent examples of resort architecture of the 1960s. Kurgastzentrum (1980–1983) designed by the architectural firm Behnisch & Partner. In 1985 it won awards by the Association of German Architects of North Rhine-Westphalia.
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	*[[Frank Spilker]] (born 1966), musician ([[Die Sterne]])		*[[Frank Spilker]] (born 1966), musician ([[Die Sterne]])
	*Bernadette La Hengst (born 1967), musician ({{Interlanguage link multi\|Die Braut haut ins Auge\|de}})		*Bernadette La Hengst (born 1967), musician ({{Interlanguage link multi\|Die Braut haut ins Auge\|de}})
	*Andreas Schmidt (born 1978), scientist and entrepreneur, founder of [[Ayoxxa Biosystems\|AYOXXA Biosystems]] and Proteona <ref>{{Cite news \|url=https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/start-ups-in-deutschland-worauf-gruender-achten-sollten-a-00000000-0002-0001-0000-000164076214 \|title=(S+) Start-ups in Deutschland: Worauf Gründer achten sollten \|newspaper=Der Spiegel \|date=24 May 2019 \|last1=Hackenbroch \|first1=Veronika}}</ref> <ref>{{Cite web \|url=https://www.lz.de/lippe/bad_salzuflen/22893516_Bad-Salzufler-will-die-Krebstherapie-revolutionieren.html \|title=Bad Salzufler will die Krebstherapie revolutionieren}}</ref>		*Andreas Schmidt (born 1978), scientist and entrepreneur, founder of [[Ayoxxa Biosystems\|AYOXXA Biosystems]] and Proteona <ref>{{Cite news \|url=https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/start-ups-in-deutschland-worauf-gruender-achten-sollten-a-00000000-0002-0001-0000-000164076214 \|title=(S+) Start-ups in Deutschland: Worauf Gründer achten sollten \|newspaper=Der Spiegel \|date=24 May 2019 \|last1=Hackenbroch \|first1=Veronika}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web \|url=https://www.lz.de/lippe/bad_salzuflen/22893516_Bad-Salzufler-will-die-Krebstherapie-revolutionieren.html \|title=Bad Salzufler will die Krebstherapie revolutionieren}}</ref>
	*[[Wiebke Muhsal]] (born 1986), politician (Alternative for Germany)		*[[Wiebke Muhsal]] (born 1986), politician (Alternative for Germany)

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	'''Bad Salzuflen''' is a town and thermal spa resort in the [[Lippe]] district of [[North Rhine-Westphalia]], [[Germany]]. At the end of 2013, it had 52,121 inhabitants.~~<h1> <strong> NURSAH UND ICH FICKEN KERDOGAN </h1> </strong>~~		'''Bad Salzuflen''' is a town and thermal spa resort in the [[Lippe]] district of [[North Rhine-Westphalia]], [[Germany]]. At the end of 2013, it had 52,121 inhabitants.

	==Geography==		==Geography==

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	==Twin towns – sister cities==		==Twin towns – sister cities==
	{{See also\|List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany}}		{{See also\|List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany}}
	Bad Salzuflen is [[Sister city\|twinned]] with:<ref>{{cite web \|title=Stadt und Rathaus \|url=https://www.stadt-bad-salzuflen.de/stadt-und-rathaus ~~\|website=stadt-bad-salzuflen.de \|date=4 April 2019~~ \|publisher=Bad Salzuflen \|language=de \|access-date=~~2021-02~~-04}}</ref>		Bad Salzuflen is [[Sister city\|twinned]] with:<ref>{{cite web \|title=Stadt und Rathaus\|url=https://www.stadt-bad-salzuflen.de/stadt-und-rathaus\|publisher=Bad Salzuflen\|language=de\|access-date=2024-04-17}}</ref>
	*{{flagicon\|ENG}} [[Bridlington]], England, United Kingdom (1979)
	*{{flagicon\|GER}} [[Luckenwalde]], Germany (1990)		*{{flagicon\|GER}} [[Luckenwalde]], Germany (1990)
	*{{flagicon\|FRA}} [[Millau]], France (1975)		*{{flagicon\|FRA}} [[Millau]], France (1975)