Imst district

location
Basic data
state	Tyrol
NUTS III region	AT-334
Administrative headquarters	Imst
surface	1724 km²
Residents	60,474 (January 1, 2020)
Population density	35 inhabitants / km²
License Plate	IN THE
District Commission
District Captain	Raimund Waldner
website	www.tirol.gv.at/imst
map

The Imst district is a political district in the Austrian state of Tyrol . It is named after Imst , the administrative seat and the only town in the district.

The district borders in the west on the district Landeck , in the east on the Innsbruck-Land district , in the north on the Reutte district and to a small extent on Bavaria ( Garmisch-Partenkirchen district ) and in the south on South Tyrol .

geography

The district covers 1,723.82 km² part of the Upper Inn Valley with side valleys ( Ötztal , Pitztal and Gurgltal ) and the Mieminger Plateau . In addition to the valleys, the area is mainly formed by high mountains (part of the Stubai and Ötztal Alps , Mieminger Mountains ).

Economy and Infrastructure

The economy is heavily influenced by the service sector, with two-season tourism dominating here. The most important industrial location is Imst.

The largest companies are: Hofer (grocery trade), Holzindustrie Pfeifer, MS-Design (auto tuning parts), Sparkasse Imst and Riml Hotels in Sölden.

The district has a high number of out-commuters, especially in the greater Innsbruck area.

Administrative division

→ Main article : List of municipalities in the Imst district

The Imst district is divided into 24  municipalities , including one town and no market town.

Regions in the table are Tyrolean planning associations (as of March 2017)

local community	location	Ew	km²	Ew / km²	Judicial district	region	Type	photo
Arzl in the Pitztal		3.164	29.36	108	Imst	12 - Pitztal	local community
Haiming		4,757	40.18	118	Silz	13 - Ötztal	local community
Imst		10,765	113.34	95	Imst	10 - Imst and surroundings	urban community
Imsterberg		801	10.81	74	Imst	10 - Imst and surroundings	local community
Jerzens		947	30.39	31	Imst	12 - Pitztal	local community
Carts		620	7.5	83	Imst	10 - Imst and surroundings	local community
Roasting		676	7.9	86	Imst	10 - Imst and surroundings	local community
Längenfeld		4,742	195.61	24	Silz	13 - Ötztal	local community
Mieming		3,790	50.34	75	Silz	11 - Inntal – Mieminger Plateau	local community
Mils at Imst		608	3.48	175	Imst	10 - Imst and surroundings	local community
Mötz		1,250	5.84	214	Silz	11 - Inntal – Mieminger Plateau	local community
Nassereith		2.149	72.39	30th	Imst	10 - Imst and surroundings	local community
Obsteig		1,381	34.62	40	Silz	11 - Inntal – Mieminger Plateau	local community
Oetz		2,392	29.17	82	Silz	13 - Ötztal	local community
Rietz		2,367	19.55	121	Silz	15 - Telfs and the surrounding area – Salzstrasse	local community
Ropes		1,818	30.83	59	Silz	13 - Ötztal	local community
St. Leonhard in the Pitztal		1,384	223.44	6.2	Imst	12 - Pitztal	local community
Sautens		1,623	11.6	140	Silz	13 - Ötztal	local community
Silz		2,563	65.62	39	Silz	11 - Inntal – Mieminger Plateau	local community
Soelden		3,041	466.78	6.5	Silz	13 - Ötztal	local community
Stams		1,547	33.55	46	Silz	11 - Inntal – Mieminger Plateau	local community
Tarrenz		2,736	74.59	37	Imst	10 - Imst and surroundings	local community
Umhausen		3,314	137.31	24	Silz	13 - Ötztal	local community
If it		2,039	29.63	69	Imst	12 - Pitztal	local community

Population development

In relation to the area of ​​the district with 1,723.82 square kilometers , this results in a population density of around 35 inhabitants per square kilometer.

See also

• List of natural monuments in the Imst district

Web links

Commons : Imst district  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Coordinates: 47 ° 14 '  N , 10 ° 45'  E