Eitorf ( him. Eitorf ) - a commune in Germany , in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia .
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| A country |  Germany |
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| Land | North Rhine-Westphalia |
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| Area | Raine zig |
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| Internal division | 58 subdistricts |
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| Chapter | Rüdiger Storch |
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| Square | 70.06 km² |
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| Center height | 95 m |
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| Timezone | UTC + 1 , in the summer UTC + 2 |
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| Population | 18,585 people ( 2013 ) |
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| Telephone code | +49 2243 |
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| Postcode | 53783 |
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| Car code | SU |
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| Official code | 05 3 82 016 |
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| eitorf.de (German) |
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Submits to the administrative district of Cologne . It is part of the Rhine-Zig region . The population is 18,585 people (as of December 31, 2013). It covers an area of 70.06 km². The official code is 05 3 82 016 .
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Geographical position
Eitorf is located in the middle course of the Sieg River between the mountains of Bergisch and Westerwald , 25 km east of Bonn and 50 km southeast of Cologne . In the north, the commune (community) of Eitorf is bordered by the Ruppichteroth community, in the east by the Windeck community, in the south by the Westerwald communities of Asbach and Buchholz , as well as the Kircheib community of the Rhineland- Pzachine community (Buchholz), and the Kircheib community (Kircheib) of the Rhineland- Pfęze (Buchholz) community, as well as the Kircheib community (Kircheib) of the Rhineland- Pfän (Pfane) community . In the west, Eitorf is bordered by the city of Hennef .
The southern part of Eitorf is divided by the Aypbach Creek, which flows into Sieg, whose name is reflected in such toponyms as Aipdorf, Mühlipe and Oberipe. The natural border with the city of Hennef is Krabah Stream, also flowing from the south to Sieg. And from the north, the Ottersbach and Schmelzbach streams flow into the community on the territory of the community.
The highest point of Eitorf is the peak High Hoden Schaden with a mark of 388 m. Somewhat lower than the Hurst mountain, Küpp (234 m), Richardsberg (312 m) and Hohenstein (240 m) .
The modern division of rural districts
In addition to Eitorf proper, numbering 9980 inhabitants, the commune is subdivided into 57 rural districts.
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- Alzenbach (Alzenbach)
- Balenbach
- Baleroth
- Baumhof (Baumhof)
- Bach
- Bitze
- Blumenhof
- Bolshayd (Bohlscheid)
- Bruch
- Büsch
- Büsch bei Merten (Büsch bei Merten)
- Weiden
- Wassack
- Welterode
- Wilberzhohn
- Wilkomsfeld (Wilkomsfeld)
- Dickersbach
- Siebigteroth
- Irlenborn (Irlenborn)
- Josefshöhe
- Kezberg (Käsberg)
- Kelenbach (Kehlenbach)
- Köttingen
- Coyenhof-Hofe (Keuenhof-Hove)
- Kreisfeld (Kreisfeld)
- Laye (Leye)
- Lasheid
- Lindscheid
- Luzgenauel (Lützgenauel)
- Merten
- Mirshayd (Mierscheid)
- Mittelottersbach
- Mühleip
- Nanenhon (Nannenhohn)
- Nensberg (Nennsberg)
- Niederottersbach (Niederottersbach)
- Obenroth (Obenroth)
- Obereip (Obereip)
- Obeyre Mühle
- Oberottersbach (Oberottersbach)
- Plakkenhon (Plackenhohn)
- Rankenhohn
- Richardshohn
- Rodder
- Rosenthal
- Halft (Halft)
- Hatzfeld
- Hausen
- Hecke
- Heckerhof
- Hönscheid (Hönscheid)
- Hon (Hohn)
- Scheidsbach
- Shelenbruch (Schellenbruch)
- Shelberg (Schellberg)
- Schmelze (Schmelze)
- Stein (Stein)
Historic rural districts
Previously, the communes included the following counties:
- Bonhof (Bonhof) - eliminated.
- Brasshof (Brasshof) - later Burauel.
- Brelerhof (Brölerhof) - eliminated.
- Burauel (Bourauel) - now in the actual Eitorf.
- Buch / Buchenhof (Buch / Bücherhof) - eliminated.
- Delborn (Delborn) - eliminated.
- Driesch (Driesch) - now Vassak.
- Forst (Forst) - now Beatse.
- Erlenbach (Erlenbach) - later Harmony.
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