Mühldorf

Mühldorf is an administrative district in Upper Bavaria that spreads across countryside villages and small towns along the Isar plain. The area blends rural settlements with the central city of Mühldorf, which serves as the administrative heart of the region.

The territory came under Salzburg's control in 1287, a shift that reshaped the region's power structure. This change in rule influenced the area's development through the centuries that followed.

The area carries traces of its past through local architecture and traditions. You notice traditional Bavarian building styles in the villages and encounter regional festivals that shape daily life here.

The area is shaped by the Isar River, which runs through it and influences local infrastructure. You'll find administrative services in the central city and can easily reach the surrounding villages from there.

The region's coat of arms displays two lions referencing past Salzburg and Palatine influences. These symbols reflect how different powers shaped the territory across the centuries.

Location: Upper Bavaria

Inception: July 1, 1862

Capital city: Mühldorf am Inn

Elevation above the sea: 447 m

Shares border with: Altötting county, Traunstein, Ebersberg, Rosenheim, Erding, Landshut, Rottal-Inn

Website: https://lra-mue.de

GPS coordinates: 48.25000,12.42000

Latest update: December 13, 2025 16:12