List of municipalities in the Lake Constance district

Map of the Lake Constance district

The list of municipalities in the Lake Constance district provides an overview of the 23 smallest administrative units in the district . Five of the parishes are cities . Friedrichshafen and Überlingen are medium-sized towns , the other three, Tettnang , Markdorf and Meersburg are small towns . The community of Meckenbeuren has more inhabitants than Markdorf, but is not a town; several communities are also larger than the small town of Meersburg.

In its current form, the Lake Constance district was created in the course of the district reform carried out in 1973 by the merger of the Tettnang district with the main part of the Überlingen district .

description

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

• GVB Eriskirch-Kressbronn am Bodensee-Langenargen with the municipalities Eriskirch , Kressbronn am Bodensee and Langenargen ;
• VVG Friedrichshafen with the city of Friedrichshafen and the municipality of Immenstaad on Lake Constance ;
• GVB Markdorf with the town of Markdorf and the communities of Bermatingen , Deggenhausertal and Oberteuringen ;
• GVB Meersburg with the city of Meersburg and the communities Daisendorf , Hagnau am Bodensee , Stetten and Uhldingen-Mühlhofen ;
• GVB Salem with the communities Salem , Frickingen and Heiligenberg ;
• VVG Tettnang with the city of Tettnang and the community of Neukirch ;
• VVG Überlingen with the city of Überlingen and the communities Owingen and Sipplingen ;

The municipality of Meckenbeuren is not a member of an administrative community or a municipal administration association.

The district has a total area of ​​664.78 km² . The city of Tettnang has the largest area within the district with 71.22 km². This is followed by the district town of Friedrichshafen with 69.91 km² and the municipalities of Salem with 62.7 km² and Deggenhausertal with 62.18 km². The city of Überlingen has an area larger than 50 km², two communities have an area of ​​over 40 km², including the city of Markdorf . Two municipalities have an area of ​​over 30 km², four municipalities are over 20 km², five municipalities are over 10 km², including the city of Meersburg and five municipalities are smaller than 10 km². The smallest areas have the communities Sipplingen with 4.28 km², Hagnau am Bodensee with 2.93 km² and Daisendorf with 2.44 km².

The major district towns of Friedrichshafen with 60,865 and Überlingen with 22,554 have the largest share of the population of the district of 216,227 inhabitants. The third largest municipality is the city of Tettnang with 19,198 inhabitants. Three other communities have over 10,000 inhabitants, including the town of Markdorf . Five communities have over 5,000 inhabitants, including the city of Meersburg . Eleven municipalities have between 1,000 and 5,000 inhabitants. Only one municipality has less than 1,000 inhabitants. The three smallest communities in terms of population are Daisendorf with 1597 inhabitants, Hagnau on Lake Constance with 1409 and Stetten with 1043 inhabitants.

The entire Lake Constance district has a population density of 325 inhabitants per km². The largest population density within the district has the city of Friedrichshafen with 871 inhabitants per km², followed by the communities Immenstaad on Lake Constance with 705 and Daisendorf with 655. Two communities have a population density of over 500, another four of over 400, including the city of Meersburg . In four municipalities the population density is over 300. In three of these four municipalities, including the cities of Überlingen and Markdorf , the population density is higher than the district average of 325. Four municipalities have a population density between 200 and 300, including the city of Tettnang , four have between 100 and 200 inhabitants per km² and in two communities the population density is below 100. The most sparsely populated municipalities are Neukirch with 102, Heiligenberg with 75 and Deggenhausertal with 70 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.
• 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
Lake Constance district					664.78	216.227	325
Bermatingen (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Bermatingen Ahausen (1973)	GVB Markdorf			15.45	4.027	261	440
Daisendorf (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Daisendorf	GVB Meersburg			2.44	1,597	655	497
Deggenhausertal (belonged to the district of Überlingen before the regional reform)	Deggenhausen (1972) Ellenfurt (1977; until then it belonged to the municipality of Heiligenberg ) Homberg (1972) Roggenbeuren (1972) Untersiggingen (1972) Urnau (1972) Wittenhofen (1972)	GVB Markdorf			62.18	4,356	70	559
Eriskirch (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Eriskirch	GVB Eriskirch- Kressbronn am Bodensee- Langenargen			14.58	4,908	337	400
Frickingen (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Frickingen Altheim (1973) Leustetten (1973)	GVB Salem			26.46	2,981	113	473
Large district town of Friedrichshafen (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Friedrichshafen Ailingen (1971) Ettenkirch (1972) Kluftern (1972) Raderach (1971)	VVG Friedrichshafen			69.91	60,865	871	400
Hagnau am Bodensee (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Hagnau on Lake Constance	GVB Meersburg			2.93	1,409	481	393
Heiligenberg (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Heiligenberg Hattenweiler (1975) Wintersulgen (1975)	GVB Salem			40.77	3,042	75	726
Immenstaad am Bodensee (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Immenstaad on Lake Constance Kippenhausen (1972)	VVG Friedrichshafen			9.26	6,532	705	403
Kressbronn am Bodensee (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Kressbronn on Lake Constance	GVB Eriskirch- Kressbronn am Bodensee- Langenargen			20.42	8,720	427	405
Langenargen (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Langenargen	GVB Eriskirch- Kressbronn am Bodensee- Langenargen			15.26	7,721	506	399
City of Markdorf (belonged to the district of Überlingen before the regional reform)	Markdorf Ittendorf (1972) Riedheim (1972)	GVB Markdorf			40.92	14,031	343	453
Meckenbeuren (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Meckenbeuren Kehlen (1972)				31.9	13,520	424	435
City of Meersburg (belonged to the district of Überlingen before the regional reform)	Meersburg Baitenhausen	GVB Meersburg			12.08	5,944	492	444
Neukirch (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Neukirch	VVG Tettnang			26.58	2,704	102	570
Oberteuringen (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Oberteuringen	GVB Markdorf			20.06	4,979	248	451
Owingen (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Owingen Billafingen (1975) Hohenbodman (1972) Taisersdorf (1973)	VVG Überlingen			36.73	4,351	118	535
Salem (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Salem Beuren (1975) Buggensegel (1972) Grasbeuren (1973) Mimmenhausen (1972) Mittelstenweiler (1972) Neufrach (1972) Oberstenweiler (1973) Rickenbach (1972) Tüfingen (1972) Weildorf (1972)	GVB Salem			62.7	11,345	181	440
Sipplingen (belonged to the district of Überlingen before the regional reform)	Sipplingen	VVG Überlingen			4.28	2,095	489	406
Stetten (belonged to the Überlingen district before the regional reform)	Stetten	GVB Meersburg			4.3	1,043	243	470
City of Tettnang (belonged to the Tettnang district before the regional reform)	Tettnang Langnau (1972) Tannau (1972)	VVG Tettnang			71.22	19.198	270	466
Large district town of Überlingen (belonged to the district of Überlingen before the regional reform)	Überlingen Bambergen (1971) Bonndorf (1975) Deisendorf (1974) Hödingen (1974) Lippertsreute (1972) Nesselwangen (1974) Nussdorf (1975)	VVG Überlingen			58.67	22,554	384	403
Uhldingen-Mühlhofen (belonged to the district of Überlingen before the regional reform)	Mühlhofen Oberuhldingen Unteruhldingen (merger 1972)	GVB Meersburg			15.66	8,305	530	405

See also

• List of places in the Lake Constance district

Individual evidence

1. ↑ State Statistical Office Baden-Württemberg - Population by nationality and gender on December 31, 2018 (CSV file) ( help on this ).
2. ↑ State Statistical Office Baden-Württemberg - Population by nationality and gender on December 31, 2018 (CSV file) ( help on this ).