گوسلار (ناحیه)

Road

Several federal highways cross the rural district of Goslar. These include the B 4, B 6, B 6n, B 82, B 241, B 242 and B 498. The district roads (Kreisstraßen) are:

No.	Route
K 1	(AS Langelsheim-Ost) - Langelsheim - Jerstedt - Hahndorf - Sudmerberg
K 2	لیبنبورگ - Heißum - لیبنبورگ - K 1
K 3	- لیبنبورگ - K 32
K 4	K 34 (زالتسگیتر) - Upen - L 500
K 11	Klein Mahner - L 510
K 12	K 29 (SZ) - Klein Mahner - Liebenburg
K 22	K 86 (وولفنبوتل) - Lengde - K 34
K 27	Vienenburg - Lochtum - K 1336 (هارتس)
K 29	Ostharingen - Kunigunde
K 30	Lochtum - Bettingerode - Bündheim
K 32	K 1 - Goslar
K 34	Lengde - Wiedelah - Vienenburg -
K 35	Langelsheim - Wolfshagen im Harz - Lautenthal
K 36	L 516 - Hahnenklee
K 37	Zellerfeld -
K 38	Clausthal - Altenau
K 42	Westerode - Bad Harzburg
K 43	Westerode - K 46
K 46	Harlingerode - Bettingerode - L 501
K 53	K 58 - Bornhausen -
K 55	Langelsheim - Astfeld
K 56	K 58 - Seesen
K 57	Seesen - Engelade - /
K 58	K 331 (هیلدسهایم) - Rhüden - Bilderlahe - Engelade - Herrhausen
K 59	Münchehof - Fürstenhagen
K 61	Seesen -
K 62	- Ildehausen
K 63	K 55 - K 35
K 65	Münchehof - K 21 (اوشتروده)
K 66	K 58 - Mechtshausen
K 68	/ (AS Braunlage-Nord) - Braunlage
K 70	Oker - Harlingerode - Schlewecke - Bündheim
K 71	L 517 - Schulenberg im Oberharz - L 517

Rail

The territory of the present rural district was joined to the railway network via the Brunswick–Bad Harzburg railway as early as 1840. In 1856 the Brunswick–Kreiensen railway via Seesen was built and, in 1866, the Vienenburg–Goslar railway followed; both branching off the original line. In 1875, the Hildesheim–Goslar railway and the former Halberstadt–Vienenburg railway (to 1945, today it has a new route along the Heudeber-Danstedt–Vienenburg railway) formed part of the link from هانوفر via the North Harz to هاله. Later the lines from Seesen to Herzberg, Seesen to Goslar and Goslar to Bad Harzburg were added.

The railway line via Clausthal-Zellerfeld to Altenau (Innerste Valley Railway) and the railway branches to Braunlage (South Harz Railway) and St. Andreasberg (Oder Valley Railway) have since been dismantled. Even the Derneburg–Seesen branch line is out of service. The former route from هالبراشتات via Wasserleben, Vienenburg and Grauhof to Langelsheim served East-West through trains until 1945 but has also since disappeared.

Scheduled buses

Following the widespread closure of railways in the Harz the schedule bus services have gained great importance.