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Haut-Rhin

Imagine a place in France named after a big river, where mountains meet other countries!

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Blason ville fr Saint-Hippolyte (Haut-Rhin)

Blason ville fr Saint-Hippolyte (Haut-Rhin)

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Blason ville fr Riquewihr (Haut-Rhin)
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Haut-Rhin department location map
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Blason ville fr Aubure (Haut-Rhin)
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Key Facts

Location
Northeastern France, bordering Germany and Switzerland.
Population
767,083 people (in 2021).
Named After
The Rhine River.
Fun Fact
Haut-Rhin is now part of a new team called the European Collectivity of Alsace!

Where is Haut-Rhin?

Haut-Rhin is a special part of France, like a big neighborhood! It's tucked away in the northeastern corner of the country. What's super cool is that it has neighbors! It touches two other countries: Germany and Switzerland. It's named after the famous Rhine River, which flows through it. Think of it like a special room in a big house called France, with doors leading to Germany and Switzerland.

What's it Like There?

Haut-Rhin is a place with lots of different sights. It has rolling hills and even some mountains, perfect for exploring! The weather can change, with warm summers for playing outside and snowy winters for building snowmen. The Rhine River is a very important part of Haut-Rhin, like a giant blue ribbon winding through the land. It's a place where nature puts on a beautiful show all year round.

Who Lives in Haut-Rhin?

Lots of people call Haut-Rhin their home! In 2021, there were over 767,000 people living there. That's more people than can fit in a giant stadium! They speak French, but because it's so close to Germany, some people might also speak German. It's a lively place with towns and villages where people work, play, and go to school, just like you!

Fun Facts About Haut-Rhin!

Did you know Haut-Rhin used to be part of a bigger area called Alsace? Now, it's joined with its neighbor, Bas-Rhin, to make a new team called the European Collectivity of Alsace! This means they work together even more. It’s like two best friends deciding to share their toys and play together all the time to make things even more fun and exciting!

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