Waldenburg (district) facts for kids

The coat of arms for Waldenburg District.

The Waldenburg District is a special area, like a county, located in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland. A canton is like a state or a large region within Switzerland. The main town and capital of this district is Waldenburg. As of March 31, 2017, about 16,091 people lived in the Waldenburg District.

What is a District?

A district in Switzerland is a bit like a smaller administrative area within a larger canton. It helps to organize local government and services for the people living there. The Waldenburg District is one of five such districts in the Basel-Landschaft canton.

Towns and Villages in Waldenburg District

The Waldenburg District is made up of 15 different towns and villages, which are called municipalities. Each municipality has its own local government that takes care of things like schools, roads, and local services for its residents.

Here are the 15 municipalities in the Waldenburg District:

• Arboldswil
• Bennwil
• Bretzwil
• Diegten
• Eptingen
• Hölstein
• Lampenberg
• Langenbruck
• Lauwil
• Liedertswil
• Niederdorf
• Oberdorf
• Reigoldswil
• Titterten
• Waldenburg (This is the capital town of the district.)

Geography and Nature

The Waldenburg District is known for its beautiful natural scenery. It is located in a valley surrounded by hills and forests, which are part of the Jura Mountains. This area is popular for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring nature. Many people enjoy the peaceful environment and the fresh air found here.

See also

In Spanish: Distrito de Waldemburgo para niños