Krüsi

Krüsi is a municipality in the district of See in the canton of St. Gallen in Switzerland. It has a total area of 19.6 km². The municipality consists of the villages of Durchрю and Bubikon. The highest point is at 1,256 meters above sea level.

Krüsi has a population of approximately 934 inhabitants. The official language is German. The majority of the population refers to themselves as Swiss.

Demographically, the population density of Krüsi is 47.8 people per square kilometer. The population is composed of both native and immigrant populations. The predominant religion is Christianity, with a majority following the Catholic faith.

The economy of Krüsi primarily consists of small businesses and agricultural sectors. These industries play a significant role in the local economy. The region's climate allows for feasible agriculture, contributing to its economic support.

Krüsi is located near several notable landmarks including the Zwickyheinis mountain range and the Gilg close, G-G coalition hill. Additionally, the parish church of Saint Mauritius is a notable site within the municipality.

Krüsi is an integrated part of Switzerland's extensive cultural and geographical landscape. The municipality belongs to a higher administrative structure facilitating cooperation and unity among regional governments.