Sternbach
Sternbach is the geographical name and part of the name:
Places and houses:
- Sternbach (Amerdingen) , part of the Amerdingen community , Donau-Ries district, Bavaria
- Sternbach (desert) , desert in the urban area of Niddatal, Wetteraukreis, Hesse; with Maria Sternbach church
- Sternbach residence (Bruneck) , headquarters of the von Sternbach family
- Sternbach residence (Innsbruck) , formerly Grabenstein, in Innsbruck- Mühlau
Waters:
- Sternbach (Allna) , left tributary of the Allna to Sinkershausen , town of Gladenbach, Marburg-Biedenkopf district, Hesse
- Sternbach (Jagst) , left tributary of the Jagst in Westernhausen , community Schöntal, Hohenlohekreis, Baden-Wuerttemberg
- Sternbach (Kessel) , left tributary of the Kessel opposite Zoltingen , Markt Bissingen, Dillingen an der Donau district, Bavaria
- Sternbach (consecration) , left tributary of the consecration before Staig , Alb-Donau-Kreis, Baden-Württemberg
Sternbach is a family name:
- Sternbach zum Stock and Luttach , Tyrolean noble family
- Franz Andreas von Sternbach (1675–1755), a Tyrolean imperial baron
- Heinrich Coelestin von Sternbach (1613–1679), German legal scholar, Chancellor of Swedish Pomerania and Vice-President of the Wismar Upper Tribunal
- Johann Ernst Kregel von Sternbach (1652–1731), wool merchant and councilor in Leipzig
- Franz Ludwig Fortunat von Sternbach (1735–1789), Austrian baron
- Leo Sternbach (1908–2005), American chemist and pharmacist
- Leon Sternbach (1864–1940), professor of classical philology at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow
- Paul von Sternbach (Paul Freiherr von Sternbach zu Stock und Luttach; 1869–1948), South Tyrolean politician
- Rick Sternbach (* 1951), American illustrator
- Therese von Sternbach (1775–1829), Tyrolean freedom fighter
