Brugg district

Brugg district

Basic data
Country:	Switzerland Switzerland
Canton :	Kanton Aargau Aargau (AG)
Main town :	Brugg
FSO number :	1904
Area :	145.11 km²
Height range :	325–800 m above sea level M.
Residents:	51,416 (December 31, 2019)
Population density :	354 inhabitants per km²
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Seats in the Grand Council (2016-2020)
1 2 1 1 2 4th 1 2 1 1 2 4th A total of 11 seats GPS : 1 SP : 2 EVP : 1 CVP : 1 FDP : 2 SVP : 4

The Brugg district is a district in the canton of Aargau in Switzerland . It comprises 23 municipalities and is made up of the former offices of Bözberg , Schenkenberg and Eigenamt , which essentially comprises the areas on both sides of the Bözberg, the Geissberg and the Birrfeld between Aare and Reuss . Thus, the part north of the Aare is in the Aargau Jura , while the southern part is part of the Swiss Plateau.

On January 1, 2010, the municipality of Hottwil merged with four municipalities in the Laufenburg district to form the municipality of Mettauertal . The new community is located in the Laufenburg district, including the ban on Hottwil, which means that the Brugg district has lost its area around it.

Municipalities

coat of arms	Name of the parish	Population (December 31, 2019)	Area in km²	Inhabitant per km²
	Auenstein	1606	5.68	283
	Birr	4587	5.05	908
	Birrhard	759	3.00	253
	Bozberg	1645	15.50	106
	Bözen	803	3.96	203
	Brugg	12,554	8.26	1520
	Effingen	620	6.85	91
	Elfingen	295	4.22	70
	Habsburg	423	2.23	190
	Hausen (AG)	3646	3.20	1139
	Lupfig	3141	8.45	372
	Mandach	334	5.54	60
	Mönthal	395	3.94	100
	Garbage	1083	3.16	343
	Remigen	1227	7.87	156
	Riniken	1458	4.76	306
	Rüfenach	840	4.17	201
	Schinznach	2262	12.24	185
	Thalheim (AG)	812	9.92	82
	Veltheim (AG)	1519	5.24	290
	Villigen	2145	11.21	191
	Villnachern	1655	5.75	288
	Windisch	7607	4.91	1549
Total (23)		51'416	145.11	354

As of January 1, 2020

Changes in the community

Municipalities until 1872
Municipalities until 1897
Municipalities until 1900
Municipalities until 1937
Parishes until 1969
Municipalities until 2002
Municipalities until 2005
Municipalities until 2009
Municipalities until 2012
Municipalities until 2013
Municipalities until 2017
Municipalities by 2019

1803: Separation of Hof Rein → Lauffohr , Rein , Rüfenach and parts of Remigen
1873: Split from Bözberg → Oberbözberg and Unterbözberg
1898: Merger of Rein and Rüfenach → Rüfenach
1901: Altenburg and Brugg → Brugg merge
1938: Name change from Birrenlauf → Schinznach-Bad
1938: Name change from Schinznach → Schinznach-Dorf
1970: Merger of Brugg and Lauffohr → Brugg
2003: Name change from Hausen bei Brugg → Hausen (AG)
2003: Name change from Schinznach Bad → Schinznach-Bad
2003: Name change from Schinznach Dorf → Schinznach-Dorf
2006: Merger of Villigen and Stilli → Villigen
2010: Brugg and Umiken → Brugg merged
2010: Merger of Hottwil , Etzgen , Mettau , Oberhofen and Wil → Mettauertal (the area of the dissolved municipality of Hottwil has since been in the Laufenburg district)
2013: Fusion of Gallenkirch , Linn , Oberbözberg and Unterbözberg → Bözberg
2014: Merger of Oberflachs and Schinznach-Dorf → Schinznach
2018: Fusion of Lupfig and Scherz → Lupfig
2020: Brugg and Schinznach Bad → Brugg merger

Localities

Postcode	Name of the place	local community
	Drive	Auenstein
	Altstalden	Bozberg
	Egenwil	Bozberg
5224	Gallenkirch	Bozberg
	Kirchbözberg	Bozberg
5224	Linn	Bozberg
	Neustalden	Bozberg
5225	Oberbözberg	Bozberg
	Uberhal	Bozberg
5224	Untersözberg	Bozberg
	origin	Bozberg
	Vierlinden	Bozberg
5200	Altenburg	Brugg
	Auhof	Brugg
5200	Lauffohr	Brugg
5222	Umiken	Brugg
	Chästel	Effingen
5246	hoax	Lupfig
	Dock	Mönthal
	Trot	Garbage
	Tiefgrueb	Riniken
5235	Back clean	Rüfenach
5235	Front clean	Rüfenach
5108	Upper flax	Schinznach
5107	Schinznach village	Schinznach
	Egghof	Thalheim
	Kilholz	Thalheim
5112	Rattling	Thalheim
	Schenkenberg	Thalheim
5233	Stilli	Villigen
	Oberburg	Windisch
	Oberdorf	Windisch
	Unterwindisch	Windisch

Web links

Commons : Bezirk Brugg - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

↑ Cantonal population statistics 2019. Department of Finance and Resources, Statistics Aargau, March 30, 2020, accessed on April 2, 2019 .
↑ Results of the Grand Council elections 2016. State Chancellery of the Canton of Aargau, accessed on July 27, 2020 .
↑ Federal Statistical Office Generalized Limits 2020.

[1] Cantonal population statistics 2019. Department of Finance and Resources, Statistics Aargau, March 30, 2020, accessed on April 2, 2019 .

[2] Results of the Grand Council elections 2016. State Chancellery of the Canton of Aargau, accessed on July 27, 2020 .

[Generalisierte_Grenzen_2020-3] Federal Statistical Office Generalized Limits 2020.