Fischlham

Fischlham is a municipality located in the Austrian state of Upper Austria. The municipality is situated in the Braunau am Inn district, making it one of five municipalities within the Braunau am Inn District. As of the 2020 census, the population of Fischlham is approximately 1,000 residents.

The municipality of Fischlham encompasses the two distinct areas of Fischlham and Natternbach, with the combined area covering 12.75 square kilometers. Understandably, most areas within the municipality are used for agriculture, which remains a crucial component of the local economy.

The municipality is accessible via the HIETF1344 road, connecting local residents with the nearby city of Braunau am Inn and subsequently the European highway network. Historically, the B14 highway has served as a primary route that links Braunau to the west of Austria and major intersections connecting major cities like Salzburg on the main Highway No. 12.

In the north, the municipality borders the municipality of Natternberg while being flanked by the municipality of Mauerkirchen to the west. The south is shared with the municipality of Geretsberg, and on the eastern side, the other towns demarcate its city boundaries.