Linz-Land District facts for kids

The Linz-Land District is a special area in Austria. It is a type of administrative region called a district. You can find it in the state of Upper Austria. Think of it like a county or a region that helps manage local services.

Understanding Districts in Austria

In Austria, a district is a way to organize different towns and villages. It helps with things like local government, schools, and public services. The Linz-Land District is one of these important areas. It makes sure that the towns and villages within it work well together.

Where is Linz-Land Located?

The Linz-Land District is part of Upper Austria. This state is in the northern part of Austria. The district is named after the city of Linz, which is a major city nearby. Linz-Land is a busy area with many people living and working there.

Facts and Figures About Linz-Land

The Linz-Land District covers an area of about 460.3 square kilometers. That's roughly 177 square miles. In 2011, over 138,000 people lived in this district. This means it's a fairly populated area with many communities.

Towns and Villages in Linz-Land

The Linz-Land District includes 22 different towns and villages. Each of these places has its own unique character. They all work together as part of the larger district. Here is a list of these municipalities:

• Allhaming
• Ansfelden
• Asten
• Eggendorf im Traunkreis
• Enns
• Hargelsberg
• Hofkirchen im Traunkreis
• Hörsching
• Kematen an der Krems
• Kirchberg-Thening
• Kronstorf
• Leonding
• Neuhofen an der Krems
• Niederneukirchen
• Oftering
• Pasching
• Piberbach
• Pucking
• Sankt Florian
• Sankt Marien
• Traun
• Wilhering