Löhnen

Löhnen is a district of the town of Xanten in the Wesel district of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is situated in the Lower Rhine region of Germany, west of the Rhine river. The area was historically a rural settlement, with agriculture playing a significant role in its economy. Like many villages in the region, Löhnen has experienced a shift from a predominantly agricultural base to a more residential character, with many inhabitants commuting to work in surrounding towns and cities.

The district's infrastructure includes local roads connecting it to Xanten and neighboring communities. While it does not have its own train station, public transport options are available through bus services. The landscape around Löhnen is typical of the Lower Rhine area, characterized by flat terrain, fertile soil, and agricultural fields, interspersed with residential areas and some wooded patches. The proximity to the Rhine river influences the local environment and history.

Historically, Löhnen was an independent municipality before being incorporated into the town of Xanten. This integration occurred as part of administrative reforms in the region. The local community retains a distinct identity, with its own church and community facilities serving the residents. The economy of Löhnen today is varied, reflecting the broader economic trends of the region, with a mix of local businesses and residents engaged in various professions.