Danube-Ries

Maps and statistics of Danube-Ries

Danube-Ries, known as Donau-Ries in German, is a district in the Bavaria region of Germany. It is bordered by the Danube River to the south, which is a crucial geographical feature. The district is characterized by a mix of agricultural areas and historical towns, with Nördlingen being a notable example. Formed in 1972 through administrative reform, Danube-Ries is known for its picturesque landscapes, part of which lies in the impact crater of the Nördlinger Ries, attracting both geologists and tourists.