traunreut

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State:	Bavaria
Adm. Region:	Oberbayern
District (Kreis):	Traunstein
Area:	45.00 km²
Inhabitants:	22,112 (2002)
pop. density:	492 inh./km²
Altitude:	552m above mean sea level
Postal Code:	83301
Homepage:	http://www.traunreut.de

Traunreut is a small city in the south-eastern part of Bavaria, Germany in the Traunstein district. It is situated in the heart of the region called Chiemgau between Munich and Salzburg -- approximately 10 km east of the lake Chiemsee, 25 km north of the Alps, and 35 km west of Salzburg. Traunreut has a population of approximately 22,000 and is a center of industry.

Brief history

1938: the ordnance factory "MUNA St. Georgen" was founded in the outskirts of the village St. Georgen
after 1945: expellees were placed in the abandoned grounds
1950: the village Traunreut was founded
1960: Traunreut becomes city
1978: the city incorporated the neighbour villages Traunwalchen, Stein-St. Georgen and Pierling
2004: Traunreut is largest city of the district

External links

* Municipality of Traunreut

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