List of municipalities in the Biberach district

Overview of the district of Biberach, the cities are highlighted

The administrative associations in the Biberach district

The list of municipalities in the Biberach district gives an overview of the 45 smallest administrative units in the district . It consists of 45 parishes , six of which are small towns . In 1938 the Biberach district became the district of Biberach. From this point in time, the earliest that a main town belongs to the district is noted in the list. In its current form, the district emerged from 1971 after the Baden-Württemberg municipal reform in 1968 . The current community structure was completed in 1975. The year of affiliation to the main town is noted for the sub-towns, regardless of the date of foundation of the district.

description

The district can be further subdivided into six agreed administrative communities (VVG) and three local authority associations (GVB). There is the VG Bad Schussenried (VGBS) Biberach (VGB), Laupheim (VGL), Ochsenhausen (VGO), Riedlingen (VGR) and Schwendi (VGS). The municipal administration associations are Bad Buchau (GVBBB), Illertal (GVBI) and Rot-Tannheim (GVBRT). Only Schemmerhofen is not organized in such an association.

With a total area of ​​1,409.75 km² , the Biberach district is the eighth largest in Baden-Württemberg . Langenenslingen has the largest area within the district with 88.37 km². This is followed by the city of Biberach with 72.16 km² and the city of Riedlingen with 64.96 km². Another six of the district parts have an area of ​​over 50 km². Four municipalities have an area larger than 40 km² and three municipalities are over 30 km². 19 municipalities have an area greater than 20 km². Five municipalities reach an area of ​​over 10 km², which, however, is not exceeded by six municipalities. The smallest areas have the communities Seekirch with 5.77, Allmannsweiler with 4.10 and Moosburg with 1.86.

In terms of population, the Biberach district is the eleventh smallest in Baden-Württemberg with 189,089. The major district town of Biberach has the largest share of this with 32,137, followed by the cities of Laupheim 19,412 and Riedlingen 10,308. Two cities have a population of over 8,000. Then come the most populous municipalities: Schemmerhofen with 7,651, Schwendi with 6,304 and Ertingen with 5,534. Seven municipalities and the smallest town have a population of over 4,000. Six municipalities have more than 3,000 and eight municipalities over 2,000 inhabitants. Six municipalities reach over 1,000 inhabitants, which nine fail. The fewest residents have Allmannsweiler with 324, Seekirch with 286 and Moosburg with 194.

The entire district of Biberach has a population density of 134 inhabitants per km². The largest population density within the district are the cities of Biberach with 445 inhabitants per km² and Laupheim with 314 as well as the communities Ummendorf with 212 and Dettingen with 209. 18 communities have more than 100 inhabitants per km² and 23 less than these 100. The lowest density show Alleshausen at 44, Kanzach at 42 and Langenenslingen at 41.

The Gutenzell-Hürbel community is a specialty , as it does not have a coat of arms.

Legend

• Municipality : Name of the municipality or city
• Part places : the Enumerated be local or districts of the administrative unit, with no villages , hamlets , farms , (individual) houses . In addition, the year of incorporation is given, alternatively the incorporation of the main town into the district of Biberach.
• VG / GVB : Shows membership of an administrative association or a municipal administration association (abbreviations are explained in the description section )
• Coat of arms : coat of arms of the municipality or city
• Map : Shows the location of the municipality or city in the Biberach district, as well as the associated administrative association or the associated municipal administration association
• Area : The area that the administrative unit comprises, expressed 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 inhabitants per km². (As of December 31, 2018)
• Height : Height of the eponymous town or town in meters above sea ​​level
• Image : Image from the respective municipality or city

Communities

local community	Sub-locations	VG / GVB	coat of arms	map	Area (km²)	Residents	EW density	Height (m)	image
Biberach district					1,409.75	199,742	142
Achstetten	Achstetten (1938) Bronnen (1972) Oberholzheim (1972) Stetten (1975)	SEE			23.38	4,920	210	508
Alleshausen	Alleshausen (1973)	GVBBB			11.31	524	46	585
Allmannsweiler	Allmannsweiler (1973)	GVBBB			4.10	304	74	625
Altheim	Altheim (1973) Heiligkreuztal (1974) Waldhausen (1974)	VGR			23.74	2.111	89	540
Attenweiler	Attenweiler (1938) Oggelsbeuren (1975) Rupertshofen (1975)	VGB			27.20	1.934	71	596
City of Bad Buchau	Bad Buchau (1938)	GVBBB			23.77	4,294	181	592
City of Bad Schussenried	Bad Schussenried (1938) Otterswang (1972) Reichenbach (1974) Steinhausen (1972)	VGBS			55.01	8,734	159	570
Berkheim	Berkheim (1938) Bonlanden Eichenberg Illerbachen	GVBI			24.98	2,921	117	569
Betzenweiler	Betzenweiler (1973)	GVBBB			9.70	770	79	570
Large district town of Biberach	Biberach (1934) Mettenberg (1975) Ringschnait (1972) Rißegg (1974) Stafflangen (1972)	VGB			72.16	32,938	456	532
Castles	Burgrieden (1938) Bühl (1973) Red (1972)	SEE			21.87	4,072	186	541
Dettingen on the Iller	Dettingen (1938)	GVBI			11.14	2,439	219	545
Dürmentingen	Dürmentingen (1973) Burgau (1969) Hailtingen (1974) Heudorf (1974)	VGR			24.09	2,576	107	563
Dürnau	Dürnau (1973)	GVBBB			7.26	453	62	597
Eberhardzell	Eberhardzell (1938) Füramoos (1975) Mühlhausen (1975) Oberessendorf (1975)	VGB			59.72	4,511	76	588
Alder moss	Erlenmoos (1938) Edenbachen (1819) Eichbühl (1809) Oberstetten (1809)	VGO			24.26	1,794	74	639
Erolzheim	Erolzheim (1938) Edelbeuren (before 1810)	GVBI			26.31	3,342	127	563
Ertingen	Ertingen (1975) Binzwangen (1975) Erisdorf (1975)	VGR			37.74	5,413	143	569
Gutenzell-Hürbel	Gutenzell (1975) Hürbel (1975)	VGO			37.86	1,855	49	579
Hochdorf	Hochdorf (1938) Schweinhausen (1975) Unteressendorf (1975)	VGB			23.76	2,327	98	559
Ingoldingen	Ingoldingen (1938) Grodt (1972) Muttensweiler (1972) Winterstettendorf (1974) Winterstettenstadt (1975)	VGBS			44.24	2,969	67	555
Kanzach	Kanzach (1973)	GVBBB			11.20	486	43	588
Kirchberg on the Iller	Kirchberg (1938) Sinningen (1972)	GVBBS			18.64	2,087	112	558
Kirchdorf an der Iller	Kirchdorf (1938) Oberopfingen (1974)	GVBI			22.86	3,757	164	558
Langenenslingen	Langenenslingen (935) Andelfingen (1975) Billafingen (1975) Dürrenwaldstetten (1975) Egelfingen (1972) Emerfeld (1975) Friedingen (1975) Wilflingen (1975)	VGR			88.37	3,526	40	571
City of Laupheim	Laupheim (1938) Baustetten (1972) Bihlafingen (1972) Obersulmetingen (1975) Untersulmetingen (1972)	SEE			61.78	22,298	361	528
Maselheim	Maselheim (1938) Äpfingen (1975) Laupertshausen (1975) Sulmingen (1975)	VGB			47.02	4,576	97	541
Mietingen	Mietingen (1938) Baltringen (1938) Walpertshofen (1938)	SEE			26.34	4,375	166	519
Mittelbiberach	Mittelbiberach (1938) Reute (1973)	VGB			23.68	4,403	186	564
Moosburg	Moosburg (1938)	GVBBB			1.86	208	112	585
City of Ochsenhausen	Ochsenhausen (1938) Hattenburg (1975) Mittelbuch (1975) Reinstetten (1975)	VGO			59.96	8,856	148	609
Oggelshausen	Oggelshausen (1973)	GVBBB			13.12	956	73	590
City of Riedlingen	Riedlingen (1973) Bechingen (1974) Daugendorf (1972) Grüningen (1974) Neufra (1972) Pflummers (1974) Zell (1974) Zwiefaltendorf (1974)	VGR			64.96	10,528	162	542
Red on the red	Rot an der Rot (1938) Ellwangen (1975) Haslach (1975) Spindelwag (1975)	GVBRT			63.47	4,565	72	605
Schemmerhofen	Schemmerhofen Alberweiler (1975) Altheim (1975) Aßmannshardt (1975) Ingerkingen (1975) Schemmerberg (1975)				50.18	8,412	168	520
Schwendi	Schwendi (1938) Bußmannshausen (1975) Großschafhausen (1971) Orsenhausen (1974) Schönebürg (1972) Sießen im Wald (1972)	VGS			49.23	6,726	137	537
Seekirch	Seekirch (1973)	GVBBB			5.77	296	51	595
Steinhausen on the Rottum	Steinhausen / Rottum (1938) Bellamont (1975) Rottum (1975)	VGO			29.88	2.141	72	650
Tannheim	Tannheim (1938)	GVBRT			27.68	2,497	90	585
Tiefenbach	Tiefenbach (1973)	GVBBB			6.95	519	75	588
Ummendorf	Ummendorf (1938) Fischbach (1972)	VGB			20.65	4,327	210	545
Unlingen	Unlingen (1973) Dietelhofen (1974) Göffingen (1974) Möhringen (1974) Uigendorf (1974)	VGR			26.87	2,448	91	536
Uttenweiler	Uttenweiler (1938) Ahlen (1974) Dietershausen (1974) Dieterskirch (1974) Oberwachingen (1974) Offingen (1974) Sauggart (1974)	VGR			49.78	3,590	72	577
Wain	Wain (1938)	VGS			20.14	1,646	82	539
Warthausen	Warthausen (1938) Birkenhard (1973) Höfen (1974)	VGB			25.75	5,318	207	551

See also

• List of places in the Biberach district

Individual evidence

1. ^ The state of Baden-Württemberg. Official description by district and municipality. Volume VII: Tübingen administrative region. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 1978, ISBN 3-17-004807-4 . Pp. 425-520
2. ^ Structural and regional database of the State Statistical Office of Baden-Württemberg . Retrieved March 31, 2009
3. ↑ State Statistical Office Baden-Württemberg - Population by nationality and gender on December 31, 2018 (CSV file) ( help on this ).
4. ↑ State Statistical Office Baden-Württemberg - Population by nationality and gender on December 31, 2018 (CSV file) ( help on this ).
5. ↑ District Biberach (Ed.): Cycling and hiking map - With leisure information and the hiking trails of the Swabian Alb Association . 1997 (scale 1: 50,000)