Central Alpine valleys of Central Tyrol

• Population

  83.123

• Area

  2.132,45 km²

• Population Density

  38,97 people/km²

• (Austria)

  105,17 people/km²

• Topography

  High Alps

• Federal State

  Tyrol

• Area proportion

  7%

• Pop. proportion

  6%

• Municipalities

  48

• Wood

  30.85%

• Alps

  23.82%

• Rocks

  25.55%

• Fields, pastures

  7.25%

• Permanent crops

  0.01%

• Viniculture

  0.00

• Gardens

  0.67%

• Rivers, brooks

  0.49%

• Lakes, ponds

  0.29%

Central Alpine valleys of Central Tyrol is an Austrian landscape, that is geographically part of the topography High Alps and politically part of the federal state Tyrol. Central Alpine valleys of Central Tyrolhas a surface of 2132.45 km² and 83123 inhabitants.

• Aschau
• Bruck
• Fügen
• Gallzein
• Gerlosberg
• Hart
• Mayrhofen
• Ramsau
• Rohrberg
• Stummerberg
• Tux
• Weerberg
• Zell
• Brandberg
• Finkenberg
• Fügenberg
• Gerlos
• Hainzenberg
• Hippach
• Kaltenbach
• Pill
• Ried
• Schlitters
• Schwendau
• Stumm
• Uderns
• Zellberg
• Ellbögen
• Gries
• Kolsassberg
• Mieders
• Mühlbachl
• Navis
• Pfons
• Schmirn
• Steinach
• Trins
• Wattenberg
• Fulpmes
• Gschnitz
• Matrei
• Neustift
• Obernberg
• Schönberg
• Telfes
• Vals
• Volders
• Wattens

• Central Inn Valley
• Lower Inn Valley
• West Tyrol's central alpine valleys
• Kitzbühel area
• North Tyrolese limestone alps
• Upper and Lower Pinzgau