Lech- and Tannheimer Valley

• Population

  9.651

• Area

  794,56 km²

• Population Density

  12,14 people/km²

• (Austria)

  105,17 people/km²

• Topography

  High Alps

• Federal State

  Tyrol

• Area proportion

  2%

• Pop. proportion

  0.8%

• Municipalities

  21

• Wood

  34.79%

• Alps

  33.08%

• Rocks

  16.36%

• Fields, pastures

  4.70%

• Permanent crops

  0.01%

• Viniculture

  0.00

• Gardens

  0.32%

• Rivers, brooks

  1.14%

• Lakes, ponds

  0.21%

Lech- and Tannheimer Valley is an Austrian landscape, that is geographically part of the topography High Alps and politically part of the federal state Tyrol. Lech- and Tannheimer Valleyhas a surface of 794.56 km² and 9651 inhabitants.

• Bach
• Elmen
• Grän
• Häselgehr
• Hinterhornbach
• Holzgau
• Kaisers
• Namlos
• Pfafflar
• Schattwald
• Steeg
• Zöblen
• Berwang
• Elbigenalp
• Gramais
• Jungholz
• Nesselwängle
• Stanzach
• Tannheim
• Vorderhornbach
• Weißenbach

• Rear Bregenzerwald
• Upper Inn Valley
• West Tyrol's central alpine valleys
• Ehrwald estuary and valley