Traxenbichl

Traxenbichl ( settlement )
	Basic data
Pole. District , state	Gmunden (GM), Upper Austria
Judicial district	Gmunden
Pole. local community	Scharnstein ( KG Mühldorf I )
Locality	Mühldorf
Coordinates (K)	47 ° 52 '32 " N , 13 ° 56' 4" E Coordinates: 47 ° 52 '32 " N , 13 ° 56' 4" E
height	500 m above sea level A.
Building status	31 (addresses, 2013)
Post Code	4645 Scharnstein
	with Rotte Bühel ; Almtalbahn stop ; Source: STAT : Directory ; BEV : GEONAM ; DORIS ; (K) Coordinate not official

BW

Traxenbichl is a small town in the Almtal in Upper Austria and belongs to the municipality of Scharnstein in the Gmunden district . It also includes the location of Bühel .

geography

The settlement is located around 35 kilometers south of Wels , in the Almtal at around 500 m above sea level. A. It is located in the valley from Scharnstein, halfway to Grünau , and includes the locations between Alm in the east, the Krendlbach in the north and the Bühel , a foothill of the Steineck ( 1418 m above sea level ), which represents the eastern foothills of the Traunstein . On the other side of the valley, Scharnsteinerspitze ( 1133 m above sea level ) and Windhagkogel ( 1334 m above sea level ) rise .

The location includes around 30 addresses. The Rotte Bühel of the same name , whose addresses are also Traxenbichl, is located on the Bühel . The Almtalbahn stop and the L549 Almseestrasse Mühldorf (near Scharnstein) - Grünau are towards the Alm .

Neighboring places

Fischerbühel	Matzing	Lip tanner (Gem. Grünau i. A. )
		Gangljodl (Gem. Grünau i. A. )
Hauergraben	Almegg	Wieselmühle (Gem. Grünau i. A. )

geology

Well-known glacial deposits lie between Kothmühle in the north and Traxenbichl. The surveys of Fischerbühel , Buehel as well Traxenbichl on the western edge of the Almtal are moraines of Almgletschers , and document the Würmeiszeitliche glaciation of the room. The mountains of the area still belong to the Kalkvoralpen ( Salzkammergut-Voralpen ) , the flysch zone ( Almtaler and Kirchdorfer Flyschberge ) begins north of Matzing.

History and infrastructure: Traxenbichl stop

Traxenbichl (the second part of Bichel, Upper German 'hill') was originally a homestead, today's house number Traxenbichl 19, the farm at Bühel was called Gut im Ober Bichl (No. 26/28). Other old properties in the 18th / 19th Century - on the road into the valley - the Adamgut in der Au (Bahnweg 8) and the Thomagut am Anger (Hnr. 12/13), as well as the Gut in der Edt (Hnr. 29) on the Bühel and the Gumsenmühle (Hnr. 29) on the Krendlbach (Hnr . 31)

In 1901 the Almtalbahn from Wels to Grünau im Almtal was completed, and a stop was set up here, opening was May 23 of that year. Since then the local development began. In the 1980s, the line was renovated and is now an important regional transport route in the tourist region. The stop is served every 2 hours.

The place and the train stop are relatively well known in Austria as the namesake for the board game Do you know Traxenbichl? , a local guessing game from Peri Spiele , which was based in Scharnstein.

Web links

40719 - Scharnstein. Community data, Statistics Austria .

Individual evidence

↑ Siegmund Prey: Recordings in 1952 in the flysch zone on the sheets Ybbs (4754) and Gaming - Mariazell (4854) (Rogatsboden), as well as revisions on sheet Kirchdorf / Krems (4852). In: Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1953 , 2. Additions to Blatt Kirchdorf , p. 60 (whole article p. 57–60, PDF on ZOBODAT )
H. Paschinger: Report on the meeting of the German Quaternary Association in Überlingen on Lake Constance and the subsequent Penck memorial excursion through the Alps from September 16 to 23, 1953. In: Journal of Glacier Science and Glacial Geology , Volume 3, Wagner University Publishing House 1956, p. 226.

↑ detailed about Siegmund Prey: Flysch, cliff zone and limestone alpine edge in the Almtal near Scharnstein and Grünau (Upper Austria). In: Yearbook of the Federal Geological Institute. 96, 1953, pp. 301-343 ( PDF on ZOBODAT ).

↑ Franziszäischer Cadaster 1817–1861 ( original folder , as a layer online at DORIS, various map themes, original folder quality, especially cultural atlas ); also Schütz, Müller 1787 (map topic first regional recordings ).

↑ Kursbuch 153 , current timetable of the ÖBB (pdf, 40 kB, oebb.at).

↑ Do you know Traxenbichl? spieletest.at.

Previous station	Almtalbahn R	Next station
Kothmühle Hst.	Traxenbichl Hst.	Grünau im Almtal Bhf.

[1] Siegmund Prey: Recordings in 1952 in the flysch zone on the sheets Ybbs (4754) and Gaming - Mariazell (4854) (Rogatsboden), as well as revisions on sheet Kirchdorf / Krems (4852). In: Negotiations of the Federal Geological Institute 1953 , 2. Additions to Blatt Kirchdorf , p. 60 (whole article p. 57–60, PDF on ZOBODAT )
H. Paschinger: Report on the meeting of the German Quaternary Association in Überlingen on Lake Constance and the subsequent Penck memorial excursion through the Alps from September 16 to 23, 1953. In: Journal of Glacier Science and Glacial Geology , Volume 3, Wagner University Publishing House 1956, p. 226.

[2] tailed about Siegmund Prey: Flysch, cliff zone and limestone alpine edge in the Almtal near Scharnstein and Grünau (Upper Austria). In: Yearbook of the Federal Geological Institute. 96, 1953, pp. 301-343 ( PDF on ZOBODAT ).