List of municipalities in the Landsberg am Lech district

Map of the Landsberg am Lech district

The list of municipalities in the Landsberg am Lech district gives an overview of the 31 smallest administrative units in the district . The city of Landsberg am Lech , the only city in the district, is a medium-sized town . Two communities, Dießen a.Ammersee and Kaufering , are markets.

The Landsberg am Lech district was created in its current form as part of the Bavarian territorial reform carried out in 1972 . The district was formed from the district of Landsberg am Lech , the independent city of Landsberg am Lech , two communities in the district of Fürstenfeldbruck , eight communities in the district of Kaufbeuren and four communities in the district of Schongau . The current church structure was completed in 1979. In the case of the municipalities, it is noted to which district the main town of the municipality belonged before the regional reform. The year in which they joined the municipality is noted for the suburbs of the municipalities. 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.

description

The district can be further divided into seven administrative communities (VG):

• VG Fuchstal : with the municipalities of Fuchstal and Unterdießen ;
• VG Igling : with the communities of Igling , Hurlach and Obermeitingen ;
• VG Prittriching : with the communities of Prittriching and Scheuring ;
• VG Pürgen : with the communities of Pürgen , Hofstetten and Schwifting ;
• VG Reichling : with the communities Reichling , Apfeldorf , Kinsau , Rott , Thaining and Vilgertshofen ;
• VG Schondorf a.Ammersee : with the communities Schondorf a.Ammersee , Eching a.Ammersee and Greifenberg ;
• VG Windach : with the municipalities of Windach , Eresing and Finning ;

The city of Landsberg am Lech , like the markets in Dießen a.Ammersee and Kaufering and the communities of Denklingen , Egling adPaar , Geltendorf , Penzing , Utting a.Ammersee and Weil, is not a member of an administrative community.

The district has a total area of ​​804.49 km ² . The largest area within the district is the market of Dießen a.Ammersee with 82.64 km ² . This is followed by the city of Landsberg am Lech with 57.89 km ² and the communities of Denklingen with 56.76 km ² and Weil with 44.48 km ² . Three municipalities have an area larger than 30 km ² , nine an area of ​​over 20 km ² , ten an area of ​​over 10 km ² and five municipalities are smaller than 10 km ² . The smallest areas are in the municipalities of Greifenberg with 8.21 km ² , Schondorf am Ammersee with 6.56 km ² and Eching am Ammersee with 6.15 km ² . The Ammersee , which belongs to the district as a non-parish area, has an area of ​​47.42 km ² .

The large district town of Landsberg am Lech has the largest share of the population of the district of 120,302 inhabitants with 29,228 inhabitants, followed by the two markets of Dießen am Ammersee with 10,526 inhabitants and Kaufering with 10,251 inhabitants. Each municipality has over 5,000 or over 4,000 inhabitants and six municipalities have over 3,000 or over 2,000 inhabitants. Twelve parishes have over and two have under 1,000 inhabitants. The three smallest municipalities in terms of population are Kinsau with 1043 inhabitants, Thaining with 1044 and Schwifting with 1030 inhabitants.

The entire Landsberg am Lech district has a population density of 150 inhabitants per km ² . The largest population density within the district is in the municipality of Schondorf a.Ammersee with 603 inhabitants per km ² , the Markt Kaufering with 579 and the city of Landsberg am Lech with 505. Three municipalities have a population density of over 200. Another eleven have a population density of over 100. Of these, seven have a population density lower than the district average of 150. In the remaining fourteen municipalities, the population is below 100. The most sparsely populated municipalities are Finning with 84, Reichling with 73 and Denklingen with 50 inhabitants per km ² .

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.
• VG : Indicates membership in one of the administrative communities
• 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, 2019)
• Population density : The population density is given, calculated on the area of ​​the administrative unit, given in population per km ² (as of December 31, 2019)
• 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	VG	coat of arms	map	surface	Residents	EW density	height	image
Landsberg am Lech district					804.49	120,302	150
Apfeldorf (belonged to the district of Schongau before the regional reform)	Apple village	VG Reichling			12.31	1,144	93	658
Denklingen (belonged to the Kaufbeuren district before the regional reform)	Denklingen Dienhausen Epfach (belonged to the district of Schongau before the regional reform)				56.76	2,836	50	685
Dießen a.Ammersee (Markt) (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Dießen am Ammersee Dettenhofen Dettenschwang (1972) Obermühlhausen Rieden am Ammersee (1978)				82.64	10,526	127	544
Eching a.Ammersee (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Eching am Ammersee	VG Schondorf a.Ammersee			6.15	1,709	278	541
Egling adPaar (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Egling adPaar Heinrichshofen				20.77	2,357	113	552
Eresing (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Eresing	VG Windach			14.22	1.933	136	596
Finning (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Oberfinning Unterfinning Entraching (merger 1971)	VG Windach			23.33	1,949	84	632
Fuchstal (belonged to the Kaufbeuren district before the regional reform)	Asch Leeder (Markt) Seestall (merger 1972)	VG Fuchstal			39.73	3,990	100	659
Geltendorf (belonged to the Fürstenfeldbruck district before the regional reform)	Geltendorf Hausen near Geltendorf Kaltenberg (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform) Walleshausen (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)				34.81	5,593	161	602
Greifenberg (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Greifenberg Beuern (1978)	VG Schondorf a.Ammersee			8.21	2.263	276	582
Hofstetten (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Hofstetten Hagenheim (1972)	VG Pürgen			17.02	1,886	111	674
Hurlach (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Hurlach	VG Igling			17.15	1,942	113	584
Igling (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Oberigling Unterigling (merger 1971) Holzhausen near Buchloe (1978)	VG Igling			26.37	2,488	94	594
Kaufering (Markt) (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Kaufering				17.7	10,251	579	606
Kinsau (belonged to the district of Schongau before the regional reform)	Kinsau	VG Reichling			11.44	1,043	91	664
Landsberg am Lech (large district town) (was an independent town before the regional reform)	Landsberg am Lech Ellighofen (1972 to Erpfting; belonged to the Kaufbeuren district before the regional reform) Erpfting (1978; belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform) Pitzling (1972; belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform) Reisch (1972; belonged to before the regional reform of the Landsberg am Lech district)				57.89	29,228	505	587
Obermeitingen (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Obermeitingen	VG Igling			9.93	1,755	177	575
Penzing (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Penzing Epfenhausen Oberbergen Ramsach Untermühlhausen				33.79	3,622	107	609
Prittriching (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Prittriching Winkl (1971)	VG Prittriching			25.37	2,517	99	536
Pürgen (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Pürgen Lengenfeld (1972) Stoffen (1972) Ummendorf (1972)	VG Pürgen			21.99	3,552	162	648
Reichling (belonged to the district of Schongau before the regional reform)	Reichling Ludenhausen (1978; belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	VG Reichling			23.27	1,701	73	737
Rott (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Red	VG Reichling			19.73	1,651	84	702
Scheuring (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Scheuring	VG Prittriching			21.35	1,945	91	564
Schondorf am Ammersee (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Oberschondorf Unterschondorf (merger 1970)	VG Schondorf a.Ammersee			6.56	3,954	603	568
Schwifting (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Schwifting	VG Pürgen			11.45	1,030	90	632
Thaining (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Thaining	VG Reichling			8.7	1,044	120	688
Unterdießen (belonged to the Kaufbeuren district before the regional reform)	Unterdießen Oberdießen (1972)	VG Fuchstal			12.79	1,453	114	645
Utting am Ammersee (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Utting a.Ammersee Achselschwang				19.03	4,551	239	553
Vilgertshofen (belonged to the district before the regional reform)	Issing Mundraching Pflugdorf Stadl (merger of Pflugdorf and Stadl: 1969; Issing and Mundraching were added in 1972; (the pilgrimage site from which the pilgrimage is named Vilgertshofen belonged to the municipality of Stadl before the regional reform))	VG Reichling			27.14	2,721	100	714
Weil (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Weil Beuerbach (1972) Geretshausen (1972) Pestenacker (1972) Petzenhausen (1972) Schwabhausen near Landsberg (1972)				44.48	3,854	87	587
Windach (belonged to the Landsberg am Lech district before the regional reform)	Windach Hechenwang Schöffelding	VG Windach			24.85	3.814	153	599
Unregulated areas	Ammersee (47.42 km 2 )				47.42

See also

• List of places in the Landsberg am Lech district

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "Data 2" sheet, Statistical Report A1200C 202041 Population of the municipalities, districts and administrative districts 1st quarter 2020 (population based on the 2011 census) ( help ).
2. ↑ "Data 2" sheet, Statistical Report A1200C 202041 Population of the municipalities, districts and administrative districts 1st quarter 2020 (population based on the 2011 census) ( help ).
3. ↑ BayernViewer of the Bavarian Surveying Administration (accessed on July 30, 2010)