Worms

The district of Worms spans across the Upper Rhine region, encompassing multiple municipalities and towns within the Rhineland-Palatinate state of Germany.

The district of Worms emerged in 1835 as an administrative division, incorporating territories that were previously under different jurisdictions during the regional reorganization of Hesse.

The district contains numerous wine-producing communities that maintain traditional viticulture methods, contributing to the region's wine production and agricultural heritage.

The district administration center operates from the city of Worms, providing governmental services and coordinating municipal activities for all communities within its boundaries.

The territory combines urban and rural areas along the Rhine River, featuring a network of cycling paths connecting various municipalities through vineyards and agricultural lands.

Inception: 1835

Capital city: Worms

GPS coordinates: 49.66439,8.24826

Latest update: March 30, 2025 17:36