List of municipalities in the Unterallgäu district

Map of the district of Unterallgäu

The list of municipalities in the Unterallgäu district gives an overview of the 52 smallest administrative units in the district . It consists of 52 communities , two of which are small towns , the district town of Mindelheim and Bad Wörishofen . In its current form, the district was formed after the Bavarian territorial reform in 1972 from the district of Mindelheim , most of the district of Memmingen , parts of the district of Illertissen , two communities in the district of Krumbach and one municipality in the district of Kaufbeuren . 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 eleven administrative communities (VG):

• VG Babenhausen with the market Babenhausen and the communities Egg an der Günz , Kettershausen , Kirchhaslach , Oberschönegg and Winterrieden ;
• VG Bad Grönenbach with the market Bad Grönenbach and the communities Wolfertschwenden and Woringen ;
• VG Boos with the communities Boos , Fellheim , Heimertingen , Niederrieden and Pleß ;
• VG Dirlewang with the Dirlewang marketand the communities of Apfeltrach , Stetten and Unteregg ;
• VG Erkheim with the market in Erkheim and the communities of Kammlach , Lauben and Westerheim ;
• VG Illerwinkel with the Legau marketand the communities of Kronburg and Lautrach ;
• VG Kirchheim in Swabia with the Kirchheim market in Swabia and the municipality of Eppishausen ;
• VG Memmingerberg with the communities Memmingerberg , Benningen , Holzgünz , Lachen , Trunkelsberg and Ungerhausen ;
• VG Ottobeuren with the market Ottobeuren and the communities Böhen and Hawangen ;
• VG Pfaffenhausen with the Pfaffenhausen marketand the communities of Breitenbrunn , Oberrieden and Salgen ;
• VG Türkheim with the Türkheim marketand the communities of Amberg , Rammingen and Wiedergeltingen ;

The cities of Mindelheim and Bad Wörishofen , like the Markt Rettenbach , Markt Wald and Tussenhausen markets and the communities of Buxheim , Ettringen and Sontheim, are not members of an administrative community.

The district has a total area of ​​1230.24 km ² . The city of Bad Wörishofen has the largest area within the district with 57.80 km ² . This is followed by the city of Mindelheim with 56.44 km ² and the markets Ottobeuren with 55.85 km ² and Markt Rettenbach with 51.45 km ² . Four municipalities have an area larger than 40 km ² , six are larger than 30 km ² and fourteen municipalities are larger than 20 km ² . 18 municipalities reach an area of ​​over 10 km ² , which, however, is not exceeded by six municipalities. The smallest areas have the municipalities of Memmingerberg with 6.09 km ² , Fellheim with 5.08 km ² and Trunkelsberg with 1.90 km ² . The area of ​​the community-free areas in the district is 3.26 km ² .

The district town of Mindelheim with 15,137 inhabitants has the largest proportion of the district's population of 145,341 , followed by the city of Bad Wörishofen with 16,328 and the Ottobeuren market with 8416. One municipality has a population of over 6,000, two others have over 5,000. With over 3,000 residents there are four, with over 2,000 there are eleven and with over 1,000 there are 26 municipalities in the district. The five smallest municipalities in terms of population have less than 1,000 inhabitants. The three smallest are Winterrieden with 959, Pleß with 859 and Böhen with 772 inhabitants.

The entire district of Unterallgäu has a population density of 118 inhabitants per km ² . The largest population density within the district has the smallest municipality in terms of area - Trunkelsberg - with 898 inhabitants per km ^2, followed by the municipalities of Memmingerberg with 520 and Buxheim with 317. Four other municipalities also have a population density of over 200 inhabitants per km ² , including the two Towns in the district, Mindelheim and Bad Wörishofen . Fourteen municipalities have more than 100 inhabitants per km ² , eleven of which are above the district average of 118 inhabitants per km ² . The remaining 31 municipalities have a population density of less than 100 inhabitants per km ² . The most sparsely populated communities are Eppishausen with 47, Kirchhaslach with 41 and Böhen with 38 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. If known, 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 eleven 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
District of Unterallgäu					1,230.24	145.341	118
Amberg (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	On the mountain	VG Türkheim			10.95	1,473	135	610
Apfeltrach (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Apfeltrach Köngetried Saulengrain	VG Dirlewang			15.03	950	63	622
Markt Babenhausen (belonged to the district of Illertissen before the regional reform )	Babenhausen Klosterbeuren (1978)	VG Babenhausen			27.23	5,611	206	562
Markt Bad Grönenbach (belonged to the district of Memmingen before the regional reform )	Bad Groenenbach Zell (1972)	VG Bad Grönenbach			42.03	5,675	135	716
City of Bad Wörishofen (belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform )	Bad Wörishofen Dorschhausen (1978) Kirchdorf Schlingen (belonged to the district of Kaufbeuren before the regional reform ) Stockheim				57.80	16,328	282	631
Benningen (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Benningen	VG Memmingerberg			11.17	2,042	183	606
Böhen (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Boom	VG Ottobeuren			20.53	772	38	784
Boos (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Boos Reichau (belonged to the district of Illertissen before the regional reform )	VG Boos			17.66	2.014	114	573
Breitenbrunn (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Breitenbrunn Bedernau Loppenhausen	VG Pfaffenhausen			41.92	2,361	56	554
Buxheim (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Buxheim				10.25	3,245	317	589
Markt Dirlewang (belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform )	Dirlewang Altensteig (1972) Helchenried (1972)	VG Dirlewang			23.30	2,193	94	632
Egg an der Günz (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Egg an der Günz Engishausen (belonged to the district of Illertissen before the regional reform ) Inneberg (belonged to the district of Illertissen before the regional reform )	VG Babenhausen			20.65	1,176	57	580
Eppishausen (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Eppishausen Haselbach Koenghausen Mörgen	VG Kirchheim in Swabia			39.50	1,875	47	560
Markt Erkheim (belonged to the district of Memmingen before the regional reform )	Erkheim Arlesried Daxberg Schlegelsberg	VG Erkheim			32.18	3,148	98	598
Ettringen (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Ettringen Siebnach (1978) Traunried (1978)				41.5	3,492	84	582
Fellheim (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Fellheim	VG Boos			5.08	1,152	227	568
Hawangen (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Hawangen	VG Ottobeuren			14.50	1,315	91	637
Heimertingen (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Heimertingen	VG Boos			13.88	1,811	130	578
Holzgünz (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Holzgünz Schwaighausen	VG Memmingerberg			12.10	1,364	113	602
Kammlach (municipality area belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Oberkammlach Unterkammlach	VG Erkheim			26.73	1,837	69	605
Kettershausen (belonged to thedistrict ofIllertissenbefore the regional reform)	Kettershausen Bebenhausen (1978) Mohrenhausen (1972) Tafertshofen (1972) Zaiertshofen (1972)	VG Babenhausen			26.73	1,754	66	545
Kirchhaslach (belonged to thedistrict ofIllertissenbefore the regional reform)	Kirchhaslach Greimeltshofen Herretshofen Olgishofen	VG Babenhausen			32.04	1,298	41	553
Markt Kirchheim in Swabia (belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform )	Kirchheim in Schwaben Derndorf Hasberg (belonged to the district of Krumbach before the regional reform ) Spöck Tiefenried (belonged to the district of Krumbach before the regional reform )	VG Kirchheim in Swabia			31.95	2,689	84	581
Kronburg (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Kronburg Kardorf (1977)	VG Illerwinkel			20.19	1,770	88	693
Lachen (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Laugh	VG Memmingerberg			13.34	1,688	127	650
Lauben (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Lauben Frickenhausen	VG Erkheim			18.83	1,372	75	595
Lautrach (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Lautrach	VG Illerwinkel			8.07	1,278	158	630
Markt Legau (belonged to the district of Memmingen before the regional reform )	Legau Maria Steinbach (1977)	VG Illerwinkel			36.35	3,290	91	668
Markt Rettenbach (Markt) (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Markt Rettenbach Engetried (1978) Eutenhausen (1978; belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform ) Frechenrieden (1978) Gottenau (1978) Lannenberg (1972) Mussenhausen (1978; belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform ) Wineden (1972)				51.45	3,859	75	679
Markt Wald (market) (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Markt Wald Anhofen (1978) Immelstetten (1978) Oberneufnach (1978)				30.82	2,189	71	634
Memmingerberg (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Memmingerberg	VG Memmingerberg			6.09	3.164	520	603
District town Mindelheim (belonged to the district of Mindelheim before the regional reform )	Mindelheim Gernstall (1971) Heimenegg (1965) Mindelau (1976) Nassenbeuren (1978) Oberauerbach (1978) Unterauerbach (1976) Westernach (1976)				56.44	15,137	268	603
Niederrieden (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Depressed	VG Boos			13.90	1,443	104	533
Oberrieden (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Oberrieden Unterrieden (197)	VG Pfaffenhausen			20.82	1,208	58	578
Oberschönegg (belonged to thedistrict ofIllertissenbefore the regional reform)	Oberschönegg Dietershofen b. Babenhausen Weinried	VG Babenhausen			18.28	978	54	624
Markt Ottobeuren (belonged to the district of Memmingen before the regional reform )	Ottobeuren Betzisried Guggenberg (1972) Haitzen (1972) Ollarzried	VG Ottobeuren			55.85	8,416	151	660
Markt Pfaffenhausen (belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform )	Pfaffenhausen Egelhofen Schöneberg (1974) Weilbach (1972)	VG Pfaffenhausen			21.11	2,626	124	563
Pleß (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Pleas	VG Boos			15.38	859	56	558
Rammingen (municipalityarea waspart of theMindelheimdistrict before the regional reform)	Oberrammingen (1973) Unterrammingen (1973)	VG Türkheim			19.27	1,542	80	593
Salgen (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Salgen Bronnen (1978) Hausen	VG Pfaffenhausen			23.30	1,441	62	557
Sontheim (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Sontheim Attenhausen				26.53	2,698	102	620
Stetten (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Stetten Erisried	VG Dirlewang			15.71	1,421	90	613
Trunkelsberg (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Trunkelsberg	VG Memmingerberg			1.90	1,707	898	625
Markt Türkheim (belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform )	Türkheim Irsingen (1978)	VG Türkheim			23.52	7,332	312	598
Markt Tussenhausen (belonged to the Mindelheim district before the regional reform )	Tussenhausen Mattsies (1978) Zaisertshofen (1978)				41.79	3,047	73	575
Ungerhausen (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Ungerhausen	VG Memmingerberg			7.02	1,121	160	619
Unteregg (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Unteregg Oberegg (1972) Warmisried (1972)	VG Dirlewang			23.70	1,387	59	717
Westerheim (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Westerheim Günz	VG Erkheim			21.17	2,219	105	602
Wiedergeltingen (belongedto theMindelheimdistrictbefore the regional reform)	Again	VG Türkheim			11.61	1,443	124	611
Winterrieden (belonged to thedistrict ofIllertissenbefore the regional reform)	Winter peace	VG Babenhausen			9.79	959	98	575
Wolfertschwenden (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Wolfertschwenden Dietratried (1972) Niederdorf (1972)	VG Bad Grönenbach			14.26	2,070	145	677
Woringen (belonged to thedistrict ofMemmingenbefore the regional reform)	Woringen	VG Bad Grönenbach			17.54	2,102	120	632
Unregulated areas	Ungerhauser Forest (3.26 km 2 )				3.26

See also

• List of places in the district of Unterallgäu

Individual evidence

1. ^ Michael Rademacher: German administrative history from the unification of the empire in 1871 to the reunification in 1990. Districts Illertissen, Kaufbeuren, Krumbach, Memmingen and Mindelheim. (Online material for the dissertation, Osnabrück 2006). 
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. ↑ "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 ).
4. ↑ BayernViewer from the Bavarian Surveying Administration (accessed February 14, 2010)