Surburg, Flecken im deutschen Bezirk Unterelsaß, Kreis Weißenburg, Kanton Sulz u. W., im N. des Hagenauer Waldes, Knotenpunkt der Eisenbahnen Merzweiler-Selz und Straßburg-Weißenburg. hat eine kath. Kirche, Synagoge, Holzwoll- und Ölkuchenfabrikation, ein Elektrizitätswerk und (1905) 1305 Einwohner.
http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.
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