Rhein-Erft District
Rhein-Erft District, Rural district in North Rhine-Westphalia
The Rhein-Erft District is part of the Cologne Government Region in Germany.
This region has a rich history that includes Roman settlements and medieval structures.
The Rhein-Erft District features a vibrant local culture with traditional festivals and events.
The district offers various transportation options, including rail and road networks.
Home to several castles, the Rhein-Erft District reflects Germany's historical architecture.
Location: Cologne Government Region
Capital city: Bergheim
Population: 470089
Elevation above the sea: 79 m
Website: rhein-erft-kreis.de
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The Rhein-Erft District is part of the Cologne Government Region in Germany.
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