Anton Waldvogel

Anton Waldvogel (born June 10, 1846 , † February 19, 1917 ) was an Austrian technician and traffic planner.

In 1872 and 1892, Waldvogel created drafts for a light rail network and the design of the transport systems in Vienna . After his death he was buried in an honorary grave (group 12A, row 2, number 4) in the Vienna Central Cemetery. The Waldvogel street in Vienna- Hietzing is named after him in 1919.

Fonts

• Plan of the surroundings of Ischl . Vienna 1865
• Wiener Zentralbahn including wing tracks for connection to the external lines. A draft . Gerold, Vienna 1873
• Project draft for the design of the traffic systems in the entire municipal area of ​​Vienna . Spiess, Vienna 1892
• About the design of the traffic facilities and the creation of Danube ports for Vienna . Spiess, Vienna 1893
• Study of an underground railway on the Rossauerlände and its connection with the belt railway line . Lechner, Vienna 1896
• Elevated or underground railway along the Rossauerlände and their connection with the belt line. A reply to the report on this question . Waldheim, Vienna 1896
• Memorandum on the project of an underground railway on the Rossauerlände as part of an overall project for Vienna's transport systems . Lechner, Vienna 1897
• To solve the Tauern Railway question . Spiess, Vienna 1900
• The Danube floods near Vienna. Recent results of hydrotechnical surveys . Roller, Vienna 1905
• Vienna is constantly threatened by the floods of the Danube. A warning . Deubler, Vienna 1911
• The flood protection of Vienna. A reply . Loibl & Patzelt, Vienna 1913
• To solve the Vienna Danube problem . Loibl & Patzelt, Vienna 1913
• The Viennese Danube Regulation. In the last hour! Immediately before the relevant government bill is dealt with in the Reichsrat . Vienna 1917

literature

• Felix Czeike : Historical Lexicon Vienna Vol. 5 . Kremayr & Scheriau, Vienna 1997