List of municipalities in the Alb-Donau district

Map of the Alb-Donau district

The list of municipalities in the Alb-Donau district gives an overview of the 55 smallest administrative units in the district . Eight of the municipalities are cities . The large district town of Ehingen (Danube) is a medium-sized town , the other seven, Blaubeuren , Dietenheim , Erbach , Laichingen , Langenau , Munderkingen and Schelklingen are small towns . With 55 municipalities, the Alb-Donau district is the district with the largest number of municipalities in Baden-Württemberg.

In its current form, the district was formed in the course of the district reform carried out in 1973 by the merger of the districts of Ehingen and Ulm as well as some communities in the districts of Biberach and Münsingen . Some communities in the Ehingen district went to the Biberach district, and two communities in the Ulm district went to the Göppingen district .

description

The district can be further divided into the following agreed administrative communities (VVG) and municipal administration associations (GVB):

• VVG Allmendingen with the municipalities, Allmendingen and Altheim ;
• VVG Blaubeuren with the city of Blaubeuren and the municipality of Berghülen ;
• GVB Dietenheim with the city of Dietenheim and the communities of Balzheim and Illerrieden ;
• VVG Dornstadt with the municipalities Dornstadt , Beimerstetten and Westerstetten ;
• VVG Ehingen (Danube) with the city of Ehingen (Danube) and the communities of Griesingen , Oberdischingen and Öpfingen ;
• GVB Kirchberg-Weihungstal with the communities Hüttisheim , Illerkirchberg , Schnürpflingen and Staig (based in Illerkirchberg);
• GVB Laichinger Alb with the city of Laichingen and the communities Heroldstatt , Merklingen , Nellingen and Westerheim (seat in Heroldstatt);
• GVB Langenau with the city of Langenau and the communities Altheim (Alb) , Asselfingen , Ballendorf , Bernstadt , Börslingen , Breitingen , Holzkirch , Neenstetten , Nerenstetten , Öllingen , Rammingen , Setzingen and Weidenstetten ;
• GVB Lonsee-Amstetten with the communities Lonsee and Amstetten (seat in Lonsee);
• GVB Munderkingen with the city of Munderkingen and the communities Emeringen , Emerkingen , Grundsheim , Hausen am Bussen , Lauterach , Obermarchtal , Oberstadion , Rechtenstein , Rottenacker , Untermarchtal , Unterstadion and Unterwachingen ;

The cities of Blaustein , Erbach and Schelklingen are not members of an administrative community or a municipal administration association.

The district has a total area of ​​1357.32 km² . The district town of Ehingen (Danube) has the largest area within the district with 178.4 km². This is followed by the cities of Blaubeuren with 79.15 km², Schelklingen with 75.24 km² and Langenau with 75.0 km². The cities of Laichingen and Erbach have an area larger than 60 km². Two communities are larger than 50 km², three are larger than 40 km², one is larger than 30 km² and six are larger than 20 km². 18 municipalities cover an area of ​​over 10 km², including the cities of Dietenheim and Munderkingen ; the remaining 19 municipalities are less than 10 km². The smallest areas have the municipalities Hausen am Bussen with 3.52 km², Breitingen with 2.89 km² and Unterwachingen with 2.6 km².

The major district town of Ehingen (Danube) with 26,259 inhabitants, the city of Blaustein with 16,161 inhabitants and the city of Langenau with 15,247 inhabitants have the largest share of the population of the district of 196,047 inhabitants. The cities of Erbach , Blaubeuren and Laichingen also have over 10,000 inhabitants. Four communities have over 5,000 inhabitants, including the cities of Schelklingen , Dietenheim and Munderkingen . 15 municipalities have 2,000 to 5,000 inhabitants, twelve municipalities have between 1,000 and 2,000 inhabitants. The remaining 18 communities have less than 1,000 inhabitants. The three smallest communities in terms of population are Grundsheim with 221 inhabitants, Börslingen with 164 and Emeringen with 144 inhabitants.

The entire Alb-Danube district has a population density of 144 inhabitants per km². The largest population density within the district has the municipality Illerkirchberg with 421 inhabitants per km² and the cities Munderkingen with 405 and Dietenheim with 358. Five municipalities have a population density of over 200, including the city of Erbach . Another eleven municipalities have a population density greater than the district average of 144, including the cities of Langenau , Laichingen , Blaubeuren and the district town of Ehingen (Danube) . Nine municipalities have between 100 and 140 inhabitants per km² and 27 municipalities have a population density below 100, including the city of Schelklingen . The most sparsely populated communities are Holzkirch with 34, Börslingen with 26 and Emeringen with 19 inhabitants per km².

Legend

• Municipality : Name of the municipality or city and information about the district to which the eponymous place of the municipality belonged before the regional reform
• Subsites : Enumerated are the formerly independent municipalities of the administrative unit. The year of incorporation is also given. This is also noted for the suburbs that belonged to a different district than the main town of today's municipality before the regional reform
• VVG / GVB : Shows the affiliation to one of the administrative communities or the municipal administration association
• Coat of arms : coat of arms of the municipality or city
• Map : Shows the location of the municipality or city in the district
• Area : Area of ​​the city or municipality, given in square kilometers
• Population : Number of people living in the municipality or city (as of December 31, 2018)
• Population density : The population density is given, calculated on the area of ​​the administrative unit, given in population per km² (as of December 31, 2018)
• Altitude : Altitude of the eponymous town or town in meters above sea ​​level
• Image : Image from the respective municipality or city

Communities

local community	Sub-locations	VVG / GVB	coat of arms	map	surface	Residents	EW density	height	image
Alb-Danube district					1,357.32	196.047	144
Allmendingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Allmendingen Ennahofen (1974) Grötzingen (1974) Niederhofen (1974) Weilersteusslingen (1974)	VVG Allmendingen			45.9	4,439	97	518
Altheim (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Altheim	VVG Allmendingen			7.8	625	80	606
Altheim (Alb) (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Altheim (Alb)	GVB Langenau			25.78	1,707	66	609
Amstetten (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Amstetten Bräunisheim (1973) Hofstett-Emerbuch (1972) Reutti (1975) Schalkstetten (1975) Stubersheim (1972)	GVB Lonsee- Amstetten			49.8	4.013	81	628
Asselfingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Asselfingen	GVB Langenau			12.85	1,028	80	504
Ballendorf (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Ballendorf	GVB Langenau			14.21	646	45	545
Balzheim (belonged to the Biberach district before the regional reform)	Oberbalzheim Unterbalzheim (merger 1974)	GVB Dietenheim			17.58	2,056	117	529
Beimerstetten (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Beimerstetten	VVG Dornstadt			14.33	2,511	175	587
Berghülen (belonged to the Ulm district before the regional reform)	Berghulen Bühlenhausen (1972)	VVG Blaubeuren			26.13	1.932	74	693
Bernstadt (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Bernstadt	GVB Langenau			13.95	2,257	162	551
City of Blaubeuren (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Blaubeuren Asch (1974) Beiningen (1975) Pappelau (1975) Seißen (1975) Special book (1974) Weiler (1975)	VVG Blaubeuren			79.15	12,521	158	516
City of Blaustein (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Arnegg Bermaringen Ehrenstein Herrlingen Klingenstein Markbronn Wippingen (today's municipality was created in several steps between 1968 and 1975)				55.61	16,161	291	495
Börslingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Börslingen	GVB Langenau			6.29	164	26th	560
Breitingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Breitingen	GVB Langenau			2.89	332	115	522
City of Dietenheim (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Dietenheim Regglisweiler (1972)	GVB Dietenheim			18.76	6,715	358	513
Dornstadt (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Dornstadt Bollingen (1971) Scharenstetten (1975) Temmenhausen (1975) Tomerdingen (1975)	VVG Dornstadt			59.24	8,686	147	600
Large district town of Ehingen (Danube) (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Ehingen (Donau) Altbierlingen (1973) Altsteusslingen (1972) Berg (1972) Dächingen (1973) Erbstetten (1973) Frankenhofen (1973) Gamerschwang (1972) Granheim (1974) Herbertshofen (1973) Heufelden (1972) Kirchbierlingen (1973) Kirchen ( 1972) Mundingen (1973) Nasgenstadt (1971) Riißissen (1975) Schaiblishausen (1973) Volkersheim (1973)	VVG Ehingen (Danube)			178.4	26,259	147	515
Emeringen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Emeringen	GVB Munderkingen			7.54	144	19th	579
Emerkingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Emerkingen	GVB Munderkingen			7.4	848	115	531
City of Erbach (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Erbach Bach (1974; belonged to the Ehingen district before the regional reform) Dellmensingen (1974) Donaurieden (1974; belonged to the Ehingen district before the regional reform) Ersingen (1974; belonged to the Ehingen district before the regional reform) Ringingen (1972; belonged to the Ehingen district before the regional reform) District of Ehingen)				63.92	13,453	210	529
Griesingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Griesingen	VVG Ehingen (Danube)			8.16	1,039	127	506
Grundsheim (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Grundsheim	GVB Munderkingen			3.7	221	60	532
Hausen am Bussen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	House at the bus	GVB Munderkingen			3.52	248	70	532
Heroldstatt (belonged to the Münsingen district before the regional reform)	Heroldstatt Ennabeuren Sontheim (merged to form the new community in 1973) Breithülen (2011)	GVB Laichinger Alb			21.81	2,857	131	770
Holzkirch (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Holzkirch	GVB Langenau			8.14	275	34	579
Hüttisheim (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Huettisheim	GVB Kirchberg- Weihungstal			10.35	1,464	141	538
Illerkirchberg (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Oberkirchberg Unterkirchberg (merged to form the new municipality in 1972)	GVB Kirchberg- Weihungstal			11.45	4,826	421	500
Illerrieden (belonged to the Ulm district before the regional reform)	Illerrieden Dorndorf (1971) Wangen (1972)	GVB Dietenheim			18.17	3,323	183	492
City of Laichingen (belonged to the Münsingen district before the regional reform)	Laichingen Feldstetten (1975) Machtolsheim (1975; belonged to the Ulm district before the regional reform) Suppingen (1972; belonged to the Ulm district before the regional reform)	GVB Laichinger Alb			69.84	11,731	168	755
City of Langenau (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Langenau Albeck (1972) Göttingen (1972) Hörvelsingen (1972)	GVB Langenau			75.0	15,247	203	458
Lauterach (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Lauterach	GVB Munderkingen			13.77	569	41	518
Lonsee (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Lonsee Ettlenschieß Halzhausen (1972) Luizhausen (1972) Radelstetten (1975) Urspring	GVB Lonsee- Amstetten			43.32	4,993	115	564
Merklingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Merklingen	GVB Laichinger Alb			21.31	1.996	94	699
City of Munderkingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Munderkingen	GVB Munderkingen			13.08	5,292	405	516
Neenstetten (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Neenstetten	GVB Langenau			8.3	835	101	572
Nellingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Nellingen Oppingen (1975)	GVB Laichinger Alb			35.78	2,044	57	684
Nerenstetten (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Nerenstetten	GVB Langenau			6.09	339	56	513
Oberdischingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Oberdischingen	VVG Ehingen (Danube)			8.84	2.129	241	483
Obermarchtal (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Obermarchtal Reutlingendorf (1972)	GVB Munderkingen			26.59	1,288	48	539
Oberstadion (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Oberstadion Hundersingen (1975) Moosbeuren (1972) Mundeldingen (1972)	GVB Munderkingen			15.8	1,565	99	532
Öllingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Ollingen	GVB Langenau			8.09	537	66	536
Öpfingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Öpfingen	VVG Ehingen (Danube)			8.88	2,355	265	504
Rammingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Rammingen	GVB Langenau			14.04	1,307	93	512
Rechtenstein (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Right stone	GVB Munderkingen			3.77	306	81	538
Rottenacker (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Rottenacker	GVB Munderkingen			10.29	2,194	213	530
City of Schelklingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Schelklingen Gundershofen (1975; belonged to the Münsingen district before the territorial reform) Hausen ob Urspring (1972) Hütten (1972; belonged to the Münsingen district before the territorial reform) Ingstetten (1972; belonged to the Münsingen district before the territorial reform) Justingen (1972; belonged before the Regional reform for the district of Münsingen) Schmiechen (1974) Sondernach (1975; belonged to the district of Münsingen before the regional reform)				75.24	6,883	91	540
Schnürpflingen (belonged to the Ulm district before the regional reform)	Lace-ups	GVB Kirchberg- Weihungstal			10.71	1,385	129	537
Setzingen (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Setzingen	GVB Langenau			8.42	693	82	501
Staig (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Altheim ob Weihung Steinberg Weinstetten (merged to form today's municipality in 1972)	GVB Kirchberg- Weihungstal			17.74	3,155	178	502
Untermarchtal (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Untermarchtal	GVB Munderkingen			5.61	893	159	506
Unterstadion (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Lower stadium	GVB Munderkingen			8.84	772	87	508
Unterwachingen (belonged to the district of Ehingen before the regional reform)	Unterwachingen	GVB Munderkingen			2.6	200	77	520
Weidenstetten (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Weidenstetten	GVB Langenau			17.21	1,370	80	585
Westerheim (belonged to the Münsingen district before the regional reform)	Westerheim	GVB Laichinger Alb			22.93	3,029	132	815
Westerstetten (belonged to the district of Ulm before the regional reform)	Westerstetten	VVG Dornstadt			13.09	2,190	167	544

See also

• List of places in the Alb-Donau district

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg - Population by nationality and gender on December 31, 2018 (CSV file) ( help on this ).