Rottal-Inn facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Rottal-Inn
District
Coat of arms
Country	Germany
State	Bavaria
Adm. region	Lower Bavaria
Region	Landshut
Founded	1972
Capital	Pfarrkirchen
Area
• Total	1,280 km2 (490 sq mi)
Population  (2014)
• Total	118,164
• Density	92.3/km2 (239.1/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)
Vehicle registration	PAN, EG, VIB, GRI
Website	http://www.rottal-inn.de

Rottal-Inn is a special area called a Landkreis or district. It is located in the southeastern part of Bavaria, which is a state in Germany.

The two main rivers flowing through this district are the Inn and a smaller river called the Rott. The Rott river flows into the Inn river.

Exploring Rottal-Inn: Cities and Towns

Rottal-Inn is home to many different communities. These include cities, market towns, and other municipalities. Each type of place has its own special role in the district.

Cities in Rottal-Inn

Cities are usually the largest and most important towns in a district. They often have more services and businesses.

• Eggenfelden
• Pfarrkirchen (This is the capital city of the district!)
• Simbach am Inn

Market Towns (Markt)

Market towns, or Markt in German, are places that historically had the right to hold markets. This made them important trading centers.

• Arnstorf
• Bad Birnbach
• Gangkofen
• Massing
• Tann
• Triftern
• Wurmannsquick

Other Municipalities

These are smaller towns and villages that make up the rest of the district. They are often grouped together for easier management.

Towns and municipalities in Landkreis Rottal-Inn

• Bayerbach
• Dietersburg
• Egglham
• Ering
• Falkenberg
• Geratskirchen
• Hebertsfelden
• Johanniskirchen
• Julbach
• Kirchdorf am Inn
• Malgersdorf
• Mitterskirchen
• Postmünster
• Reut
• Rimbach
• Roßbach
• Schönau
• Stubenberg
• Unterdietfurt
• Wittibreut
• Zeilarn

See also

• In Spanish: Distrito de Rottal-Inn para niños