# Inntal

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{{Short description|Valley in Switzerland, Austria and Germany}}
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thumb|260px|The Inntal, as seen from the Krahberg.
The '''Inntal''' is the valley containing the [Inn river](/source/Inn_river) in [Switzerland](/source/Switzerland), [Austria](/source/Austria) and [Germany](/source/Germany). The valley has a total length of 517 km and the biggest city located in Inntal is [Innsbruck](/source/Innsbruck).

The valley is divided into the following sections based on regional and national frontiers:
* Engadin ([Switzerland](/source/Switzerland))
* Tyrolean Inntal ([Tirol](/source/Tyrol_(state)), [Austria](/source/Austria))
* Bavarian Inntal ([Bavaria](/source/Bavaria), [Germany](/source/Germany))
* Upper Austrian Inntal ([Upper Austria](/source/Upper_Austria), [Austria](/source/Austria))

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Category:Valleys of Europe
Category:Inn (river)

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