John II, Count of Salm

John II (German: Johann II; c. 1335–c. 1400) was Count of Upper Salm in the Vosges and of Chiny, succeeding his father Simon I, who fell fighting for the French at Crécy in 1346. In May 1355 he married Philippa of Heinsberg-Valkenburg.

Their children included Simon II, lord of Born, who married Marie of Luxembourg and died in 1397, and two daughters, Odile and Mathilda, who married into the Wassenaar-Polanen and Hunolstein families.

His son John later succeeded as count of Upper Salm and fell at the Battle of Bulgnéville in 1431. John II himself died between 1386 and 1400.