Rheinfelden sits on the Upper Rhine in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, where the river forms the border with Switzerland and separates it from the Swiss town of the same name. A bridge links the two Rheinfeldens, making this a distinctly cross-border urban pair rather than a solitary riverside town. The present German municipality was created in 1922 through the union of Nollingen, Warmbach and Karsau; further former villages now contribute their own centres and rural surroundings. The Rhine has long shaped local industry, transport and everyday links across the frontier, while the southern Black Forest lies close to the north. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Rheinfelden and the Upper Rhine.
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