Hollabrunn district

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location
Bezirk Amstetten Bezirk Baden (Niederösterreich) Bezirk Bruck an der Leitha Bezirk Gänserndorf Bezirk Gmünd Bezirk Hollabrunn Bezirk Horn Bezirk Korneuburg Krems an der Donau Bezirk Krems-Land Bezirk Lilienfeld Bezirk Melk Bezirk Mistelbach Bezirk Mödling Bezirk Neunkirchen St. Pölten Bezirk St. Pölten-Land Bezirk Scheibbs Bezirk Tulln Bezirk Waidhofen an der Thaya Waidhofen an der Ybbs Wiener Neustadt Bezirk Wiener Neustadt-Land Bezirk ZwettlLocation of the Hollabrunn district in the state of Lower Austria (clickable map)
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Basic data
state Lower Austria
NUTS III region AT-125
Administrative headquarters Hollabrunn
surface 1011 km²
Residents 51,033 (January 1, 2020)
Population density 50 inhabitants / km²
License Plate HL
District Commission
District Captain Andreas Strobl
website www.noel.gv.at/Bezirke/
BH-Hollabrunn
map
Alberndorf im Pulkautal Göllersdorf Grabern Guntersdorf Hadres Hardegg Haugsdorf Heldenberg Hohenwarth-Mühlbach am Manhartsberg Hollabrunn Mailberg Maissau Nappersdorf-Kammersdorf Pernersdorf Pulkau Ravelsbach Retz Retzbach Schrattenthal Seefeld-Kadolz Sitzendorf an der Schmida Wullersdorf Zellerndorf Ziersdorf NiederösterreichLocation of the municipality of the Hollabrunn district in the Hollabrunn district (clickable map)
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The Hollabrunn district ("Oberhollabrunn" until 1927) is an administrative district of the Province of Lower Austria .

history

A fundamental reorganization of the political administration in 1849 resulted in the establishment of the district, which was officially effective from 1850. Initially with the judicial districts of Oberhollabrunn and Haugsdorf. In 1854 the district, which was then run under the name Oberhollabrunn, was dissolved and rebuilt on August 31, 1868 and at the same time expanded to include the judicial districts of Retz and Ravelsbach (previously at BH Horn).

District captains

geography

It borders Moravia ( Czech Republic ) in the north . In terms of landscape, it is part of the Weinviertel except for the extreme northwest, which is part of the Waldviertel . For the spatial planning of the country it belongs completely to the main region Weinviertel .

Neighboring districts

Administrative division

Municipalities in the Hollabrunn district.png The Hollabrunn district is divided into 24 communities , including 6 towns and 15 market communities.

Regions are small regions in Lower Austria
local community location Ew km² Ew / km² Judicial district region Type
Alberndorf in the Pulkau Valley
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Alberndorf in Pulkautal in the HL.PNG district 745 9.88 75 Hollabrunn Pulkautal local community
Goellersdorf
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Göllersdorf in the HL.PNG district 3,064 59.65 51 Hollabrunn market
community
Digging
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Grabern in the district HL.PNG 1,694 30.94 55 Hollabrunn market
community
Guntersdorf
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Guntersdorf in the HL.PNG district 1,154 28.41 41 Hollabrunn market
community
Hadres
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Hadres in the HL.PNG district 1,704 34.46 49 Hollabrunn Pulkautal market
community
Hardegg
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Hardegg in the HL.PNG district 1,305 93.2 14th Hollabrunn Taffa Thaya game urban
community
Haugsdorf
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Haugsdorf in the HL.PNG district 1,551 21.24 73 Hollabrunn Pulkautal market
community
Heldenberg
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Heldenberg in the HL.PNG district 1,347 27.47 49 Hollabrunn Schmidatal local community
Hohenwarth-Mühlbach on Manhartsberg
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Hohenwarth-Mühlbach am Manhartsberg in the HL.PNG district 1.310 43.54 30th Hollabrunn Schmidatal market
community
Hollabrunn
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Hollabrunn in the HL.PNG district 11,882 152.43 78 Hollabrunn urban
community
Mailberg
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Mailberg in the HL.PNG district 575 15.73 37 Hollabrunn Pulkautal market
community
Maissau
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Maissau in the HL.PNG district 1,935 43.1 45 Hollabrunn Manhartsberg
Schmidatal
urban
community
Nappersdorf-Kammersdorf
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Nappersdorf-Kammersdorf in the HL.PNG district 1,224 38.85 32 Hollabrunn market
community
Pernersdorf
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Pernersdorf in the HL.PNG district 1,017 25.82 39 Hollabrunn Pulkautal market
community
Pulkau
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Pulkau in the HL.PNG district 1,538 36.72 42 Hollabrunn Retz country urban
community
Ravelsbach
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Ravelsbach in the HL.PNG district 1,603 26.34 61 Hollabrunn Schmidatal market
community
Retz
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Retz in the HL.PNG district 4,255 45.02 95 Hollabrunn Retz country urban
community
Retzbach
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Retzbach in the HL.PNG district 1,022 18.15 56 Hollabrunn Retz country local community
Schrattenthal
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Schrattenthal in the HL.PNG district 865 22.41 39 Hollabrunn Retz country urban
community
Seefeld-Kadolz
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Seefeld-Kadolz in the HL.PNG district 945 21.85 43 Hollabrunn Pulkautal market
community
Sitzendorf on the Schmida
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Sitzendorf an der Schmida in the HL.PNG district 2.141 61.83 35 Hollabrunn Schmidatal market
community
Wullersdorf
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Wullersdorf in the HL.PNG district 2,352 63.89 37 Hollabrunn market
community
Zellerndorf
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Zellerndorf in the HL.PNG district 2,425 41.15 59 Hollabrunn Retz country market
community
Ziersdorf
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Ziersdorf in the HL.PNG district 3,380 48.69 69 Hollabrunn Schmidatal market
community

Population development

In 1890 the population of the district reached its highest level with 77,584 people, because since then the population has been steadily decreasing in contrast to the state. Currently (January 1, 2020) 51,033 people live in the district.


See also

Web links

Commons : Bezirk Hollabrunn  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ ÖNB-ALEX - State Law Gazette Lower Austria 1848-1971. Retrieved January 10, 2020 .
  2. Wutte, Heidemarie Sabine: The territorial development of administration and jurisdiction in Lower Austria and Vienna from 1848 to today / presented by: Heidemarie Sabine Wutte . Graz 2015.

Coordinates: 48 ° 34 '  N , 16 ° 5'  E