Giebenach

Giebenach is a municipality in the Liestal district of the canton of Basel-Landschaft in Switzerland. It is located in the lower Ergolz valley, near the border with the canton of Basel-Stadt.

Geography:

Giebenach covers an area of approximately 1.32 square kilometers. The landscape is primarily agricultural, with some residential and industrial zones. The Ergolz river flows near the municipality.

History:

The first documented mention of Giebenach dates back to 1226 under the name Gibenacho. Historically, the village was under the control of various noble families and the city of Basel.

Demographics:

As of recent estimates, Giebenach has a population of around 1,500 people. The primary language spoken is Swiss German.

Economy:

Giebenach's economy is a mix of agriculture, small businesses, and residents who commute to work in nearby Basel or other regional centers.

Transportation:

Giebenach is served by public transportation, including bus lines connecting it to Liestal and other surrounding communities. It is also accessible by road.

Points of Interest:

While Giebenach is a smaller municipality, it offers a rural setting with access to hiking and cycling trails in the surrounding area. The proximity to Basel provides access to a wider range of cultural and historical attractions.