Where is Heilbronn Germany?? Is this a town, city , state? Where can I find a map or a picture?

I've been trying to find information about this because my mom was born in Heilbronn. She came to the states when she was a toddler. I'm trying to get information because we are both curious about her birth place. We are also trying to get a copy of her birth certificate. Can you help us? I've been to a bunch of websites. Apparently not the right ones because I haven't found what I've been looking for.

when you try to get you麓re moms birth certificate go to www.heillbronn.de there you go to B眉rger&Rathaus then on the right side on Standesamt then on "Auststellung von Urkunden" and on the very bottom on the side comes then in blue "Bestellung s盲mtlicher Urkunden" klick on that and it appears a pdf formular at first you cross Geburtsurkunde then von mir selbst after that you麓re mom has to write here currant last name in it and then here maiden name born at..... in...... and it needs the number of here birth maybe you find one on some old document. print it out and send it with a checke over 7 Euro to Standesamt Heilbronn
Marktplatz 7
74072 Heilbronn
Tel. (07131) 56-27 48
Fax (07131) 56-30 89

for further questions just contact standesamt@stadt-heilbronn.de

you also find pictures of heillbronn on that page

hope i could help you

oh dont forget to sign the formular

Go to google and download google earth. It's really cool.

I was going to say that Roman.

Heilbronn[hIlbrOn麓] Pronunciation Key, city (1994 pop. 122,400), Baden-WUrttemberg, S Germany, a port on the Neckar River. A commercial and industrial center, its manufactures include metal products, machinery, and wine. Heilbronn was the site (early 9th cent.) of a Carolingian palace and in the 14th cent. became a free imperial city. Although it suffered in the wars of the 16th cent., particularly in the Peasants' War, the city rose to great commercial prosperity in the late 16th and early 17th cent. In 1802, Heilbronn passed to WUrttemberg, and later in the 19th cent. it acquired industrial importance. In World War II (especially 1944) much of the city was destroyed, but many of its historic buildings have been reconstructed. Points of interest include the church of St. Kilian (13th鈥?5th cent.) and the GOtzenturm, a tower built in 1392, which is mentioned in Goethe's drama GOtz von Berlichingen (1772).

Heilbronn[hIlbrOn麓] Pronunciation Key, city (1994 pop. 122,400), Baden-Wurttemberg, S Germany, a port on the Neckar River. A commercial and industrial center, its manufactures include metal products, machinery, and wine. Heilbronn was the site (early 9th cent.) of a Carolingian palace and in the 14th cent. became a free imperial city

Baden-Wurttemberg is in southern Germany, the state just west of Bavaria. The town is about 25 miles north of Stuttgart.

Map:
http://www.reimert.org/genealogy/baden.g...

Pictures of Heilbronn:
http://www.ghs-flein.hn.bw.schule.de/hnb...