Zurzach (district) facts for kids

The coat of arms for the Zurzach district.

Zurzach is a special area in Switzerland. It's called a district and it's part of the Canton of Aargau. Think of a canton like a state or a large region in Switzerland. The main town, or capital, of this district is also called Zurzach.

What is a District?

A district is like a group of smaller towns and villages that are connected. These smaller towns are called municipalities. The Zurzach district brings together many of these municipalities to work together.

Towns in Zurzach District

The Zurzach district includes many different municipalities. Each one has its own unique features and people. Here is a list of the municipalities that are part of the Zurzach district, along with how many people lived there in 2005 and their size.

Coat of arms	Municipality	Population (31 Dec 2005)	Area, km²
	Baldingen	266	2.82
	Böbikon	179	2.60
	Böttstein	3764	7.43
	Döttingen	3391	6.92
	Endingen	1842	8.46
	Fisibach	381	5.77
	Full-Reuenthal	832	4.82
	Kaiserstuhl	420	0.32
	Klingnau	2924	6.71
	Koblenz	1568	4.09
	Leibstadt	1282	6.39
	Lengnau	2434	12.67
	Leuggern	2102	13.76
	Mellikon	255	2.70
	Rekingen	953	3.10
	Rietheim	677	3.92
	Rümikon	210	2.91
	Schneisingen	1226	8.26
	Siglistorf	557	5.51
	Tegerfelden	1017	7.11
	Unterendingen	357	3.45
	Wislikofen	336	3.75
	Zurzach	4055	6.52
Total		31,028	129.99