Laufenburg (district) facts for kids
Laufenburg is a special area, like a county or a region, found in the canton of Aargau in Switzerland. Think of a canton as a state or a large province. The main town and capital of this district is also called Laufenburg.
Towns and Villages in Laufenburg
The Laufenburg district is made up of many smaller towns and villages, which are called municipalities. As of December 31, 2005, there were 23 different municipalities in the district. The total population of the Laufenburg district was about 27,469 people, and the total area was around 152.56 square kilometers.
Some of the towns and villages in the Laufenburg district include:
- Eiken
- Frick
- Gipf-Oberfrick
- Kaisten
- Laufenburg (the capital)
- Sisseln
- Wittnau
Each of these municipalities has its own unique character and history, contributing to the overall life of the Laufenburg district.
See also
In Spanish: Distrito de Laufenburg para niños
Images for kids
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The coat of arms for Eiken.
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The coat of arms for Etzgen.
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The coat of arms for Frick.
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The coat of arms for Gansingen.
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The coat of arms for Gipf-Oberfrick.
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The coat of arms for Herznach.
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The coat of arms for Hornussen.
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The coat of arms for Ittenthal.
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The coat of arms for Kaisten.
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The coat of arms for Laufenburg.
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The coat of arms for Mettau.
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The coat of arms for Münchwilen.
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The coat of arms for Oberhof.
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The coat of arms for Oberhofen.
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The coat of arms for Oeschgen.
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The coat of arms for Schwaderloch.
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The coat of arms for Sisseln.
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The coat of arms for Sulz.
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The coat of arms for Ueken.
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The coat of arms for Wil.
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The coat of arms for Wittnau.
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The coat of arms for Wölflinswil.
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The coat of arms for Zeihen.
