Zurzach District (Aargau) — Geography, Administration and Local Economy
Overview of Zurzach District (Aargau): geography along the High Rhine, administrative structure and municipalities, and the local economy from agriculture and SMEs to Bad Zurzach’s thermal tourism.
Zurzach is a district in the canton of Aargau, in northern Switzerland. Its administrative centre is Bad Zurzach (often shortened to Zurzach).
Geography
The district lies along the High Rhine and borders Germany to the north. The landscape combines the river plain of the Rhine with gentle hills and agricultural land further inland. Settlements in the district vary from small villages to larger spa and market towns.
Administration
Zurzach is one of the cantonal districts used for local administration and public services. It is subdivided into several local communes; a complete listing of the district’s municipalities can be found via the municipalities link.
Economy and local features
The local economy is a mix of agriculture, small- and medium-sized enterprises, and services. Bad Zurzach is known regionally for its thermal baths and associated tourism, while other communities support cross-border trade and commuting to nearby urban centres.
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