Pinswang
Place in Tyrol, Austria
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47°32′39″N 10°40′23″E / 47.54417°N 10.67306°E / 47.54417; 10.67306
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Pinswang is a municipality in the Austrian Ausserfern region of the northern Tyrol. It lies on the border with the Allgäu region of Bavaria in Germany.
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Municipalities in the district of Reutte
- Bach
- Berwang
- Biberwier
- Bichlbach
- Breitenwang
- Ehenbichl
- Ehrwald
- Elbigenalp
- Elmen
- Forchach
- Gramais
- Grän
- Häselgehr
- Heiterwang
- Hinterhornbach
- Höfen
- Holzgau
- Jungholz
- Kaisers
- Lechaschau
- Lermoos
- Musau
- Namlos
- Nesselwängle
- Pfafflar
- Pflach
- Pinswang
- Reutte
- Schattwald
- Stanzach
- Steeg
- Tannheim
- Vils
- Vorderhornbach
- Wängle
- Weißenbach am Lech
- Zöblen
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