Langenthal, Switzerland
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| Langenthal | |
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| Canton | Berne |
| District | Aarwangen |
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| Population | 14,278 (2003) |
| Area | 14.40 km² |
| Elevation | 481 m |
| Postal code | 4900-4902 |
| SFOS number | 0329 |
| Website | www.langenthal.ch |
| Twin towns | Brig-Glis (Switzerland), Neviano (Italy) |
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Langenthal is a city in the Swiss Canton of Berne. The city has 14,231 inhabitants as of 31 October 2004. Noted industries in Langenthal include the construction of vehicles and machine as well as porcelain and textile manufacturing. Langenthal is an educational, cultural, and economical center for the region of Oberaargau.
[edit] External links
- Official city website
- Website of the higher schools in Langenthal
- Website of the local 2nd division ice hockey team
Municipalities in the district of Aarwangen, Switzerland
Aarwangen | Auswil | Bannwil | Bleienbach | Busswil bei Melchnau | Gondiswil | Gutenburg | Kleindietwil | Langenthal | Leimiswil | Lotzwil | Madiswil | Melchnau | Obersteckholz | Oeschenbach | Reisiswil | Roggwil | Rohrbach | Rohrbachgraben | Rütschelen | Schwarzhäusern | Thunstetten | Untersteckholz | Ursenbach | Wynau
Canton of Berne | Districts of Canton Bern | Municipalities of the canton of Berne
