Enns district
The Enns district was an administrative unit in the Traunkreis in Upper Austria .
The district was subordinate to the district authority in Steyr and took care of their official business on site. In addition to Enns, responsibility extended to the former communities of Asten , Hargelsberg , Kronstorf and Lorch and at that time included a town and 47 villages.
Individual evidence
- ^ Provincial-Handbuch vom Erzherzoghtume Österreich ob der Enns for the year 1858, published by the Museum Francisco-Carolinum, printed and published by Joseph Wimmer, Linz 1858
Mühlkreis : Linz • Aigen • Freistadt • Grein • Haslach • Lembach • Leonfelden • Mauthausen • Neufelden • Ottensheim • Perg • Pregarten • Rohrbach • Urfahr • Weissenbach
Innkreis : Ried • Braunau • Engelszell • Mattighofen • Mauerkirchen • Obernberg • Raab • Schärding • Wildshut
Traunkreis : Steyr • Enns • Grünburg • Kirchdorf • Kremsmünster • Neuhofen • St. Florian • Weyer • Windischgarsten
Hausruckkreis : Wels • Eferding • Frankenmarkt • Gmunden • Grieskirchen • Haag • Ischl • Lambach • Mondsee • Peuerbach • Schwanenstadt • Vöcklabruck • Waitzenkirchen
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