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Hohenacker

Coordinates: 48°52′02″N 9°18′55″E / 48.86722°N 9.31528°E

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St. Erhart's church in Waiblingen-Hohenacker, built 1489

Hohenacker, once a town, is now part of Waiblingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

48°52′02″N 9°18′55″E / 48.86722°N 9.31528°E / 48.86722; 9.31528

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