Brugg district
Brugg district | |
---|---|
Basic data | |
Country: |
![]() |
Canton : |
![]() |
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 |
map | |
Seats in the Grand Council (2016-2020) |
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
- 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.