Arnstorf
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Municipality in Bavaria, Germany
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Location of Arnstorf within Rottal-Inn district
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(2020–26) Christoph Brunner[1]
(2023-12-31)[2]
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Arnstorf (Central Bavarian: Oarmstorf) is a municipality in the district of Rottal-Inn in Bavaria in Germany.
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Arnstorf has 151 municipal parts:[3]
- Adermann
- Aicha
- Aign
- Aigner im Ried
- Altmannskinden
- Arnstorf
- Asbach
- Baumgarten
- Bergham
- Birchen
- Birkafeld
- Blumdorf
- Bruckbach
- Bruckmühle
- Burgerfeld
- Daimhäuseln
- Dingelsberg
- Döttenau
- Döttenberg
- Eck
- Ed
- Eiselstorf
- Falkerding
- Fernbirchen
- Freising
- Furtschneid
- Gaiswimm
- Gartenöd
- Geiersberg
- Geiselsdorf
- Gerlstetten
- Grafendorf
- Grub
- Habersbrunn
- Hafenöd
- Hag
- Hainberg
- Heißen
- Heißenhub
- Henning
- Hinterholzen
- Hinteröd
- Hochwimm
- Hödl
- Hof
- Hoheneichberg
- Holz
- Holzen
- Holzham
- Holzhäuseln
- Holzmann
- Holzweber
- Jägerndorf
- Kapfing
- Kattenberg
- Kellerhaus
- Kemathen
- Kloberg
- Knockenthal
- Kohlstorf
- Kolmöd
- Kornöd
- Kreiling
- Kroneck
- Kudlhub
- Kühbach
- Kühblei
- Kürpen
- Lampersdorf
- Langhub
- Lindach am Burgerfeld
- Loh
- Lohmann
- Mariakirchen
- Mitterhausen
- Mühlberg
- Neukirchen
- Niederlucken
- Nömer
- Oberelend
- Oberradlsbach
- Oberreut
- Oberwimpersing
- Ofen
- Padersberg
- Pauxöd
- Petersdorf
- Picklöd
- Puch
- Püchl
- Qualn
- Rabenbrunn
- Radelsbach
- Raisting
- Reisach
- Reisat
- Reitberg
- Reith
- Ried
- Ruppertskirchen
- Sägmühl
- Salksdorf
- Sattlern
- Schachten
- Schachtenmann
- Schickanöd
- Schimpfhausen
- Schleeburg
- Schlott
- Schmidhub
- Schornöd
- Schröttendorf
- Sendlmeier
- Sichenpoint
- Siegerstorf
- Siglthann
- Sommerstorf
- Speisöd
- Stadl
- Staudach
- Steindorf
- Stelzenöd
- Stierberg
- Stocka
- Stockahausen
- Thal
- Thalhausen
- Thannermann
- Thanning
- Triefelden
- Unterelend
- Unterkager
- Unterreut
- Unterschachten
- Unterwimpersing
- Volkstorf
- Wabach
- Wada
- Wadermann
- Weilnbach
- Weingarten
- Westerndorf
- Wiedmais
- Wimpersing
- Winchen
- Zachenöd
- Zankl
- Zeil
- Zeilling
- Zenzlhub
- Zwilling
References
- ^ Liste der ersten Bürgermeister/Oberbürgermeister in kreisangehörigen Gemeinden, Bayerisches Landesamt für Statistik, 15 July 2021.
- ^ Genesis Online-Datenbank des Bayerischen Landesamtes für Statistik Tabelle 12411-003r Fortschreibung des Bevölkerungsstandes: Gemeinden, Stichtag (Einwohnerzahlen auf Grundlage des Zensus 2011).
- ^ "Bayerische Landesbibliothek Online (BLO)".
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Towns and municipalities in Rottal-Inn
- Arnstorf
- Bad Birnbach
- Bayerbach
- Dietersburg
- Eggenfelden
- Egglham
- Ering
- Falkenberg
- Gangkofen
- Geratskirchen
- Hebertsfelden
- Johanniskirchen
- Julbach
- Kirchdorf am Inn
- Malgersdorf
- Massing
- Mitterskirchen
- Pfarrkirchen
- Postmünster
- Reut
- Rimbach
- Roßbach
- Schönau
- Simbach am Inn
- Stubenberg
- Tann
- Triftern
- Unterdietfurt
- Wittibreut
- Wurmannsquick
- Zeilarn
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