Luttingen

The landscape around Luttingen is defined by the wooded southern slopes of the Black Forest above the Upper Rhine, which have shaped both the settlement pattern and local economy. This small district belongs to Laufenburg (Baden), where the Rhine also forms the border between Germany and Switzerland. Across the river lies Swiss Laufenburg; the two places shared one town until 1801. The wider Hochrhein area links low riverside ground with the rising Hotzenwald, giving Luttingen a distinct borderland setting in southwestern Baden-Württemberg. Continue with other webcams in the Upper Rhine region to compare riverside towns and wooded slopes around Laufenburg.

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