Floridsdorf area

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The Floridsdorf-Umgebung district was a political district in Lower Austria from 1906 to 1938 .

history

The district was created in 1906 due to the incorporation of Floridsdorf , capital of the Floridsdorf district , together with other communities to Vienna . The district comprised part of the former Floridsdorf district, which were the communities of Aderklaa , Deutsch-Wagram , Gerasdorf , Süßenbrunn , the part of Breitenlee that did not come to Vienna and the judicial district of Groß-Enzersdorf (excluding Aspern, which was incorporated into Vienna, and parts of Groß- Enzersdorf) and the judicial district Wolkersdorf, which previously belonged to the Korneuburg district . The district administration was based in Vienna-Floridsdorf.

As early as 1934, the Lower Austrian provincial government made efforts to terminate the district administration for financial reasons. They were not endorsed by the federal government. In 1938 the district administration was dissolved when NS- Greater Vienna was created .

The communities of Aderklaa, Breitstetten , Deutsch-Wagram , Eckartsau , Fuchsenbigl , Haringsee , Kopfstetten , Leopoldsdorf im Marchfelde , Markgrafneusiedl , Obersiebenbrunn , Orth / Donau , Parbasdorf , Pframa , Straudorf and Wagram an der Donau became part of the Gänserndorf district ; the judicial district of Wolkersdorf, with the exception of the places Gerasdorf, Seyring and Süßenbrunn , which were incorporated into Vienna , became part of the Mistelbach district .

The previous communities Andlersdorf , Breitenlee, Essling , Franzensdorf , Gerasdorf, Glinzendorf , Groß-Enzersdorf , Großhofen , Mannsdorf an der Donau , Mühlleiten , Oberhausen , Probstdorf , Raasdorf , Rutzendorf , Seyring, Schönau , Süßenbrunn and Wittau became part of the city of Vienna. Gerasdorf and Seyring were added to the 21st district, Floridsdorf , the rest to the 22nd district, Groß-Enzersdorf .

With the exception of Breitenlee, Essling and Süßenbrunn, all of the municipalities attached to Greater Vienna in 1938 regained their independence in 1954. However, the district was no longer built. For the time being, these communities came to the Vienna-Umgebung district , in 1957 to the Gänserndorf district, with the exception of Gerasdorf and Seyring, which were transferred to the Mistelbach district in 1957, again to the Vienna-Umgebung district in 1958 and (now merged into Gerasdorf) to the Korneuburg district in 2017 arrived.

The district today

The area of ​​the former district today includes:

  • to the city of Vienna: part of the 22nd district (former communities Breitenlee, Essling and Süßenbrunn)
  • to the Korneuburg district: the Gerasdorf community
  • to the district of Gänserndorf (current names): the communities Aderklaa, Andlersdorf, Deutsch-Wagram, Eckartsau (without the former community Witzeisdorf), Glinzendorf, Groß-Enzersdorf, Großhofen, Haringsee, Leopoldsdorf im Marchfelde, Mannsdorf an der Donau, Markgrafneusiedl, Obersiebenbrunn , Orth / Donau, Parbasdorf and Raasdorf
  • to the Mistelbach district (current names): the communities of Bockfließ , Großebersdorf , Groß-Engersdorf , Hochleithen , Kreuttal (excluding the former community of Hornsburg), Kreuzstetten (excluding the former community of Oberkreuzstetten), Pillichsdorf , Ulrichskirchen-Schleinbach , Wolkersdorf.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ RGBl. No. 212/1905 [1]
  2. ↑ VoBl Niederdonau No. 37/1938 [2]
  3. ↑ GBlÖ No. 443/1938 [3]
  4. ↑ Area and name changes of the municipalities of Austria since the middle of the 19th century = Research of the Cities and Markets of Austria II, Ed. Wilhelm Rausch, editor Hermann Rafetseder (Linz, 1989), p 303
  5. ↑ Area and name changes of the municipalities of Austria since the middle of the 19th century = Research on the cities and markets of Austria II, Ed. Wilhelm Rausch, editor Hermann Rafetseder (Linz, 1989), p 309
  6. ↑ LGBl Lower Austria No. 72/1954 [4]
  7. ↑ LGBl Lower Austria No. 115/1956 [5]
  8. ↑ LGBl Lower Austria No. 140/1957 [6]