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Rüfenacht is a locality enclosed in the municipality of Worb in the district of Konolfingen of the canton Bern, Switzerland.

Rüfenacht lies on the west side of Worb alongside of the road between Worb and Luzern. Over the time, Rüfenacht has become a suburb of Berne, although it belongs to the municipality of Worb. The village counted 3,420 inhabitants on August 31, 2006. It lies at an altitude of around 600 meters, next to Gümligen and Worb.