Ruwer (municipality)

Ruwer is a municipality (a convention community called Verbandsgemeinde Ruwer) on the River Ruwer. The administrative offices are in the town of Waldrach, and it should not be confused with the nearby town of Ruwer, which is for administrative purposes a part of the city of Trier.

Verbandsgemeinde Ruwer in Germany
Coat of arms
Grueneberg
Naumeter Kopf
Roesterkopf

Members
Name Area
(km²)		 1563
(Fireplaces)		 1684
(Fireplaces)		 1818
(Population)		 2000
(Population)		 2015
(Population)
Bonerath 4.25 6 6 151 256 245
Farschweiler 7.45 13 8 197 760 784
Gusterath 4.41 5 9 141 2,015 1,891
Gutweiler 2.51 7 7 100 739 648
Herl 2.83 5 7 140 254 268
Hinzenburg 2.87 3 3 82 164 142
Holzerath 6.76 6 5 186 498 429
Kasel 4.53 25 21 255 1,347 1,312
Korlingen 2.08 9 6 97 890 771
Lorscheid 5.09 11 12 187 621 568
Mertesdorf 6.47 20 14 287 1,762 1,650
Morscheid 5.48 17 18 227 821 954
Ollmuth 3.93 4 4 91 174 160
Osburg 33.92 23 17 515 1,943 2,457
Pluwig 4.87 9 9 250 1,231 1,600
Riveris 2.11 4 4 133 364 408
Schöndorf 10.03 12 12 296 831 734
Sommerau 1.04 1 1 29 74 73
Thomm 4.49 16 12 327 1,041 1,050
Waldrach 12.45 53 41 533 2,179 2,027
Σ Ruwer (municipality) 127.57 249 216 4,224 17,964 18,171

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