West Tyrol's central alpine valleys

• Population

  47.662

• Area

  2.689,80 km²

• Population Density

  17,71 people/km²

• (Austria)

  105,17 people/km²

• Topography

  High Alps

• Federal State

  Tyrol

• Area proportion

  9%

• Pop. proportion

  4%

• Municipalities

  34

• Wood

  21.65%

• Alps

  24.89%

• Rocks

  36.47%

• Fields, pastures

  3.98%

• Permanent crops

  0.01%

• Viniculture

  0.01

• Gardens

  0.27%

• Rivers, brooks

  0.61%

• Lakes, ponds

  0.21%

West Tyrol's central alpine valleys is an Austrian landscape, that is geographically part of the topography High Alps and politically part of the federal state Tyrol. West Tyrol's central alpine valleyshas a surface of 2689.80 km² and 47662 inhabitants.

• Faggen
• Fiss
• Flirsch
• Kappl
• Kaunertal
• Ladis
• Nauders
• Pfunds
• Prutz
• St.Anton
• See
• Spiss
• Strengen
• Tösens
• Fendels
• Fließ
• Galtür
• Ischgl
• Kaunerberg
• Kauns
• Pettneu
• Ried
• Serfaus
• Tobadill
• Längenfeld
• Sölden
• Wenns
• Jerzens
• St.Leonhard
• Umhausen
• Grinzens
• St.Sigmund
• Gries
• Sellrain

• Rear Bregenzerwald
• Montafon
• Upper Inn Valley
• Central Inn Valley
• Central Alpine valleys of Central Tyrol
• Lech- and Tannheimer Valley