Steckborn district

Map of the former Steckborn district

The Steckborn district was a district in the canton of Thurgau . The main town was Steckborn .

When the amendment to the Thurgau Law on Municipalities came into force , the Steckborn district was dissolved at the end of 2010.

geography

The Steckborn district comprised the western part of the Seerücken chain of hills and the south bank of the Untersee .

The following communities belonged to the district until December 31, 2010:

coat of arms	Name of the parish	Residents (December 31, 2010)	Area in km²	Inhabitant per km²
	Berlingen	839	3.58	234
	Eschenz	1647	12.00	137
	Herdern	960	13.73	70
	Homburg	1458	24.13	60
	Hüttwilen	1452	17.66	82
	Mammers	590	5.44	108
	Muellheim	2645	8.74	303
	Pfyn	1936	13.14	147
	Raperswilen	401	7.68	52
	Salenstein	1250	6.54	191
	Steckborn	3436	8.78	391
	Wagenhausen	1601	11.82	135
Total (15)		18'215	133.24	137

Changes in the community

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  Municipalities until 1966

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  Municipalities until 1978

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  Municipalities until 1994

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  Municipalities until 1996

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  Municipalities until 1997

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  Municipalities until 1998

• January 1, 1967: Langenhart and Müllheim → Müllheim

• January 1, 1979: Fruthwilen , Mannenbach and Salenstein → Salenstein

• January 1, 1995: Warth and Weiningen → Warth-Weiningen
• June 1, 1995: Kaltenbach , Rheinklingen and Wagenhausen → Wagenhausen

• January 1, 1997: Hüttwilen , Nussbaumen and Uerschhausen → Hüttwilen

• January 1, 1998: Herdern and Lanzenneunforn → Herdern
• January 1, 1998: Dettighofen and Pfyn → Pfyn

• January 1, 1999: Gündelhart-Hörhausen , Homburg and Salen-Reutenen → Homburg

• January 1, 2011: Raperswilen and Salenstein move from the Steckborn district to the Kreuzlingen district
• January 1, 2011: Berlingen , Eschenz , Herdern , Homburg , Hüttwilen , Mammern , Müllheim , Pfyn , Steckborn and Wagenhausen move from the Steckborn district to the Frauenfeld district

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Standard area statistics - municipalities according to four main areas (15.12.2017) of the Federal Statistical Office (FSO)