Altdorf

Altdorf sometimes written as Altdorf UR in order to distinguish it from the other. A historic and statistical city and Uri is a municipality in Swiss Canton. It is also Uri's capital. The municipality covers the area of ​​10.21 square kilometers 3.94 square miles and it is located approximately 2 kilometers south of the rock, which flows here in the Lucerne lake called Uruni. Altdorf city no, at an altitude of 458 meters 1,550 feet, which is at a height of 2 meters 1.2 miles from the sea level on the east coast of Reis, on a flat, flat land, otherwise the Jeep and the high alpine mountain Around 3,000 meters 9,800 feet in height, but the municipality also covers the landscape of the Alpine grassland of Amberberian above 1,000 meters 3,300 feet from Aldorf.

It is also a junction towards South St. Gothard in the south. A major north-south pivot through the Alps and formerly Claus Pass. Ultradorf sits on the Gothard Line and is the last railway station before entering the new Gothard Base tunnel, which is the longest railway tunnel in the world. The official language of Altstadt is German Swiss variety of standard, but the main spoken language is the local version of the Alemannic Swiss language dialect. Preliminary Evidence of a Settlement in Uldorph There are several Bronze ax-head and iron tools of the La Teane era from 3rd century BC. People settled in this area initially settled in the jungle, and expanded the edge of Reis. When Rhys flooded the lower settlements from time to time, the settlements were destroyed and the inhabitants were taken back to the "Old City", the Uldorf's potential source.