Feuersang (municipality of Flachau)

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Feuersang ( Rotte )
locality
cadastral community Feuersang
Feuersang (municipality of Flachau) (Austria)
Red pog.svg
Basic data
Pole. District , state St. Johann im Pongau  (JO), Salzburg
Judicial district St. Johann im Pongau
Pole. local community Flachau
Coordinates 47 ° 21 '44 "  N , 13 ° 22' 56"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 21 '44 "  N , 13 ° 22' 56"  E
height 880  m above sea level A.
Residents of the village 916 (January 1, 2020)
Building status 305 (2001)
Area  d. KG 13.85 km²
Post Code 5542 Flachau
Statistical identification
Locality code 13989
Cadastral parish number 55304
Counting district / district Flachau -Feuersang (50408 000)
image
The Flachau , view from the valley entrance to the southeast. In the foreground Reitdorf , behind it Feuersang and in the far right Flachau Ort . Left in the background the Strimskogel , in the middle and dominating the picture the Lackenkogel (half left and further in the foreground its wooded secondary summit Koppen ), right, in the far background, the main ridge of the Radstädter Tauern .
Ortsch. and KG do not correspond exactly; Place up to the 19th century. Lützelmoos, Litzlenns
Source: STAT : Place directory ; BEV : GEONAM ; SAGIS
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Feuersang is a place in the Ennspongau in the state of Salzburg , as well as a locality and cadastral municipality of the Flachau municipality in the St. Johann (Pongau) district .

geography

The place is about 14 kilometers east of St. Johann , 7½ km southwest of Radstadt .

The Rotte Feuersang is located in the front Flachau valley of the Radstädter Tauern , outside the valley of Flachau , at around 880  m above sea level. A. Height. To the east, the Tauern Autobahn  (A 10) passes with a junction. The place stretches over 2½ kilometers along the L230  Flachauer Straße to Flachau and the municipal road to Reitdorf and also on both sides of the Enns , which is still a small mountain stream here. It includes around 80 addresses.

The village of Feuersang has around 300 buildings with around 850 inhabitants. The local area also includes:

The cadastral municipality with 1385  hectares corresponds roughly to the local area, but still includes parts of the scattered areas Am Feuersang , the ridge to the east.

Neighboring cities, towns and municipalities
Höch (O & KG)
 Reitdorf (O and KG)


Neighboring communities


Hofmarkt (O and KG,  Wagrain district )
Hundsdörfl

Flachau (O and KG)

Palfen (O and KG,  Altenmarkt iP )


history

The Flachau belonged from time immemorial to the Hofmark Wagrain , the Radstadt nursing court and the Altenmarkt parish . Originally the Flachau was settled in rural areas, the field name Feuersang is documented in 1526 ("from the feuersanng ob Altnmarkht"). The name is either a clearing name , actually describes a historical forest fire , or the forest for the firewood production of the Flachau ironworks , which is used today The towns of Flachau and Feuersang were responsible as the Flachau colliery . Until the early modern times, the name refers to the Feuersangberg (today's Am Feuersang), where the Feuersang forest was also located towards Palfen in the neighboring valley. The village was actually originally called Lützelmoos ( Bavarian litzl , small).

In 1719, at the long request of the colliery, the Flachau church was built under Archbishop Franz Anton von Harrach and in 1722 a vicariate of the Altenmarkt parish was set up - before that, the Flachau people had to go to mass in Altenmarkt. The Feuersang remained directly subordinate to the "protection of Altenmarkt", and the separation of Flachau and Feuersang developed. Only when Flachau was raised to a parish in 1858 did Feuersang come back to it, where it was also incorporated with the creation of the local parishes in 1848/49 .

The place itself was still called Litzlenns ('Kleinenns') at the beginning of the 19th century and included the farms Mayer, Bayer on the left and Sieglhube, Schrempf, Goldschmiedhube, Rosner on the right of the Enns. Out of the valley were Finger, Garnhof and Steg , towards Höch Castle Speher , the Grabenhube and the Schafeigut , at the foot of the Feuersangberg Gänsbichl and Nestenbichl (which still belong to Am Feuersang today ), and the courtyards Vorder- and Hinterrain to the south were already part of Hundsdörfl .

The local development then began with the construction of the Tauern motorway in 1975, when the junction for Flachau was built here.

Population and building status
Ebst. Sbg.
( Holy Roman Empire ) 		Salzachkr.
( Kgr.Bay . / Österr. OdE ) 		Krld. Sbg.
( Kthm. Österr. / Österr.- Ugrn. ) 		Bld. Salzburg
( 1st / 2nd Rep. Austria )
1730 1734 1811 / 1817 1829 1846 1880 1890 1900 1910 1923 1934 1951 1961 1971 / 1981 1991 2001
447 284 395 /  323 324 299 320 352 317 315 327 344 413 383 498 /  589 676 836
54 - 51 / 0 47 46 46 63 67 67 63 61 64 73 78 115 /  172 225 305
/probably breaks in the series: 1811/17 decrease in population / buildings, reclassification from Flachau (?); 1981: Increase in the number of buildings, reclassifications with Flachau (?)

Infrastructure

literature

  • Rupert Weitgasser: Chronicle of the community Flachau. The farming community in structural change from iron and hammer mill to tourism. 1999.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e According to the local boundaries given in SAGIS, some houses near Flachau Ort (the last houses out of the valley towards Hundsdörfl) are included in the village of Feuersang, and vice versa the houses towards Hof (around the valley station) in Flachau.
    According to the STAT directory, Am Feuersang (including the individual vineyards Deml, Eder, Pertill, Winterbauer listed in the ÖK50 ) belongs to the Reitdorf village, and the Trigl, Sattelgut and Wexler houses     belong to the Feuersang village. According to SAGIS, the houses of the cadastral community Reitdorf without Pertill , but also Trigl (KG Feuersang) also belong to this locality, the houses of the cadastral community Feuersang (without Trigl ) including Sattelgut (Sattelweg 47 and 267), and Pertill belong to that locality, and the homestead Wexler (Sattelweg 45) to the village of Flachau.
    Furthermore, Steiner , of which only a single vineyard belongs to Reitdorf according to OVZ, belongs entirely there according to SAGIS.
    There are also deviations from the locality and cadastral community in the northwest towards the Reitecksee and Schoß Höch.
  2. ↑ a b Kurt Klein  (edit.): Historical local dictionary . Statistical documentation on population and settlement history. Ed .: Vienna Institute of Demography [VID] d. Austrian Academy of Sciences . Salzburg , Flachau: Feuersang , p.  65 ( online document , explanations . Suppl . ; both PDF - oD [updated]). Special references:  1730, 1734:  Lit.  Weitgasser: Chronicle of the community of Flachau. also Klein Kurt: population and settlement . In: Heinz Dopsch , Hans Spatzenegger (ed.): History of Salzburg. Stadt und Land , Vol. II / 2, 1289 ff. Information for farms (BH) • 1811: census of the Bavarian administration of the Salzach district ( Montgelas census ) . In: Franz Xaver Weilmeyr: Topographisches Lexikon vom Salzach-Kreis . 1812.  • 1817: Results of the military conscription (native, population present in 1846). In: Salzburger Landesarchiv (SLA): District Office Fasz. 889, M II / 2. The latter as well: Cook Matthias: Journey through Upper Austria and Salzburg. 1846. • 1829:  Lit.  Weitgasser, as 1730/1734. • 1846: as in 1817. • 1880, 1890: Statistical Central Commission: Special local repertories of the kingdoms and countries represented in the Austrian Imperial Council . 1883 resp. 1892 ff. • 1900: Central Statistical Commission: Community lexicon of the kingdoms and countries represented in the Imperial Council . 1903 ff. • 1910: Statistical Central Commission: Special Repertories . 1915 ff. • 1923 and later: Federal Statistical Office / Austrian Central Statistical Office / Statistics Austria (ed.): Directory of places . (Results of the census). 1934: Federal Statistical Office (edit.): Results of the census. 1935. • 1951 and later: Austrian Central Statistical Office / Statistics Austria (ed.): Directory of places . (Results of the census).
  3. ↑ Klein : Historical local dictionary . Ed .: VID. Salzburg , Samt Hofmark Wagrain, Radstadt Care Court , p. 10 ( online document - oD [update]).
  4. ↑ L (eopold) Spatzenegger: Correspondence between the rebellious farmers from Pinzgau and the citizens of Radstadt together with a diary from 1526 by Leonhard Dürrnpacher, citizen of Radstadt . (Based on the paper manuscript S.Peter, transcripts of documents, 237 sheets and the diary). In: Communications from the Society for Regional Studies in Salzburg . (MGSLK / MSGL). tape 2 , line 15, p. 173 .
  5. ↑ see for example Vital Jäger: The ironworks in Flachau and its mining area. In: Communications from the Society for Regional Studies in Salzburg. Part I in volume 56, pp. 183–227 ( PDF (6.6 MB) on ZOBODAT ), Part II in volume 57, pp. 25–60 ( PDF (5.1 MB) on ZOBODAT ).
  6. ↑ a b c Excerpt from the parish chronicle: Flachau parish church - establishment of the Flachau vicariate in 1722 , on Flachau.salzburg.at
  7. ↑ Franziszäischer Cadastre 1817–1861 (layer online at SAGIS)
  8. ↑ For Flachau: 1811: 28-337, 1817: 44-388