Lauenburg (disambiguation)
- Lauenburg (disambiguation)
The German name Audio|Lauenburg.ogg|Lauenburg may refer to:
*Lauenburg/Elbe, city in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
*Lauenburg (district), district in Schleswig-Holstein
*Saxe-Lauenburg, former German principality
*Naturpark Lauenburgische Seen, nature park in Lauenburg District
*Burg Lauenburg, a castle in the eastern Harz Mountains
*Lauenburg in Pommern, the German name of Lębork, Poland
*Landkreis Lauenburg in Pommern, former Prussian administrative unit
*German weather ship Lauenburg, a German weather ship whose capture by the Allies in World War II provided information about the Enigma code
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