Oberkochen
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Oberkochen is a town in the Ostalbkreis, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. As of 2004 it has a population of 8,302. Oberkochen became the home of Carl Zeiss AG after WWII.
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Cities and towns in Ostalb (district)
Aalen | Abtsgmünd | Adelmannsfelden | Bartholomä | Böbingen (Rems) | Bopfingen | Durlangen | Ellenberg | Ellwangen (Jagst) | Eschach (Ostalb) | Essingen | Göggingen | Gschwend | Heubach | Heuchlingen | Hüttlingen | Iggingen | Jagstzell | Kirchheim (Ries) | Lauchheim | Leinzell | Lorch (Württemberg) | Mögglingen | Mutlangen | Neresheim | Neuler | Obergröningen | Oberkochen | Rainau | Riesbürg | Rosenberg (Ostalb) | Ruppertshofen | Schechingen | Schwäbisch Gmünd | Spraitbach | Stödtlen | Täferrot | Tannhausen | Unterschneidheim | Waldstetten | Westhausen (Ostalb) | Wört
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