Molsheim arrondissement

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Molsheim arrondissement
region Grand Est
Department Bas-Rhin
Sub-prefecture Molsheim
Residents 103,783 (Jan. 1, 2017)
Population density 135 inhabitants / km²
surface 771.20 km²
Communities 77
INSEE code 673

Location of the Molsheim arrondissement in the Bas-Rhin department

The Arrondissement of Molsheim is an administrative district in the Bas-Rhin department in the Grand Est region of France (until the end of 2015 Alsace ).

geography

The arrondissement borders in the north on the arrondissement Saverne , in the east on the arrondissement Strasbourg , in the south on the arrondissement Sélestat-Erstein , in the southwest on the arrondissement Saint-Dié-des-Vosges in the department of Vosges and in the northwest on the arrondissement Sarrebourg in the department Moselle .

history

On March 4, 1790, with the founding of the Bas-Rhin department, today's area of ​​the arrondissement was assigned to the "districts" of Strasbourg and Schlettstadt. With the establishment of the arrondissements on February 17, 1800, it was integrated into the new arrondissements of Strasbourg, Barr (from February 10, 1806 Schlettstadt) and Saint-Dié in the Vosges department.

Since May 18, 1871, the area was set up for the first time as the district of Molsheim in the Lower Rhine district in the realm of Alsace-Lorraine . At that time the district covered 740 km² and in 1885 had 69,328 inhabitants.

The arrondissement was founded in the course of the reintegration of Alsace into France on June 28, 1919 ( Treaty of Versailles ).

On January 1, 2015, the department was enlarged by the municipalities of the Arrondissement Saverne and the municipality of Duppigheim of the dissolved Arrondissement Strasbourg-Campagne .

Cantons

  • Molsheim (with 30 of 31 municipalities)
  • Mutzig (with 33 of 51 municipalities)
  • Saverne (with 14 of 49 municipalities)

Communities

The municipalities of the arrondissement of Molsheim are:

1. Altorf (67008) 2. Avolsheim (67016) 3. Balbronn (67018) 4. Barembach (67020)
5. Bellefosse (67026) 6. Belmont (67027) 7. Mountain areas (67030) 8. Bischoffsheim (67045)
9. Blancherupt (67050) 10. Bœrsch (67052) 11. Bourg-Bruche (67059) 12. Colroy-la-Roche (67076)
13. Cosswiller (67077) 14. Crastatt (67078) 15. Dachstein (67080) 16. Dahlenheim (67081)
17. Dangolsheim (67085) 18. Dinsheim-sur-Bruche (67098) 19. Dorlisheim (67101) 20. Duppigheim (67108)
21. Duttlenheim (67112) 22. Ergersheim (67127) 23. Ernolsheim-Bruche (67128) 24. Flexbourg (67139)
25. Fouday (67144) 26. Grandfontaine (67165) 27. Grendelbruch (67167) 28. Gresswiller (67168)
29. Griesheim-près-Molsheim (67172) 30. Heiligenberg (67188) 31. Hohengœft (67208) 32. Jetterswiller (67229)
33. Kirchheim (67240) 34. Knœrsheim (67245) 35. La Broque (67066) 36. Lutzelhouse (67276)
37. Marlenheim (67282) 38. Mollkirch (67299) 39. Molsheim (67300) 40. Muhlbach-sur-Bruche (67306)
41. Mutzig (67313) 42. Natzwiller (67314) 43. Neuviller-la-Roche (67321) 44. Niederhaslach (67325)
45. Nordheim (67335) 46. Oberhaslach (67342) 47. Odratzheim (67354) 48. Ottrott (67368)
49. Plaine (67377) 50. Rangen (67383) 51. Ranrupt (67384) 52. Romanswiller (67408)
53. Rosenwiller (67410) 54. Rosheim (67411) 55. Rothau (67414) 56. Russ (67420)
57th hall (67421) 58. Saint-Blaise-la-Roche (67424) 59. Saint-Nabor (67428) 60. Saulxures (67436)
61. Scharrachbergheim-Irmstett (67442) 62. Schirmeck (67448) 63. Solbach (67470) 64. Soultz-les-Bains (67473)
65. Still (67480) 66. Traenheim (67492) 67. Urmatt (67500) 68. Waldersbach (67513)
69. Cheeks (67517) 70. cheeks Engenthal (67122) 71. Wasselonne (67520) 72. Westhoffen (67525)
73. Wildersbach (67531) 74. Wisches (67543) 75. Wolxheim (67554) 76. Zehnacker (67555)
77. Zeinheim (67556)

Individual evidence

  1. Decree No. 2014-1722 of the French Ministry of the Interior dissolving the arrondissements of Strasbourg-Campagne and Wissembourg and reallocating communes in the arrondissement of Saverne in the Bas-Rhin department