Kreuzlingen (district) facts for kids
Kreuzlingen is a special area in Switzerland. It's like a county or a region within the larger area called the canton of Thurgau. Think of it as a smaller part of a bigger state. The main and biggest town in this district is also called Kreuzlingen.
What is Kreuzlingen District?
The Kreuzlingen District is located in the northeastern part of Switzerland. It's known for its beautiful scenery, especially because it's close to Lake Constance, a very large lake shared by Switzerland, Germany, and Austria. This district is home to many people and different towns, each with its own unique feel. The entire district covers an area of about 118.4 square kilometers, which is roughly 45.7 square miles. In 2005, about 37,162 people lived here.
Towns and Villages
The Kreuzlingen District is made up of several smaller towns and villages, which are called municipalities. Each municipality has its own local government, but they all work together as part of the district. The capital and largest town is Kreuzlingen itself, which had about 17,583 residents in 2005. It's a lively place with lots of activities.
Here are some of the other towns and villages you can find in the Kreuzlingen District:
- Altnau
- Bottighofen
- Ermatingen
- Gottlieben
- Güttingen
- Kemmental
- Langrickenbach
- Lengwil
- Münsterlingen
- Tägerwilen
- Wäldi
These towns and villages offer a mix of quiet countryside and busy areas. Many of them are close to Lake Constance, making them popular spots for outdoor activities like swimming, boating, and cycling.
See also
You can also find information about the Kreuzlingen District for kids in Spanish: Distrito de Kreuzlingen para niños
