Hörtendorf
| 15. Klagenfurt district Hörtendorf slow. Trdnja vas |
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| surface | 11.87 km² |
| Geographical location | 46 ° 38 ' N , 14 ° 24' E |
| height |
465 m above sea level A. (parish church) |
| Residents | 2554 (January 1, 2020) 215 inhabitants per km² |
| Post Code | 9020, 9029 |
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Hörtendorf (Slov.: Trdnja vas ) is the 15th district of the state capital Klagenfurt am Wörthersee ( Austria ).
geography
Hörtendorf lies in the east of Klagenfurt and is traversed by the Raba . The district is bounded in the west by the old city limits and St. Jakober Strasse and in the east by the Gurk . Hörtendorf also borders the communities of Maria Saal , Magdalensberg , Poggersdorf , Grafenstein and Ebenthal in Carinthia .
history
In 1973 Hörtendorf was incorporated into the urban area of Klagenfurt together with part of the Ebenthal community in Carinthia (south of Völkermarkter Strasse) and part of the Poggersdorf community (east of the Gurk).
Gasthof Pauker in Pokeritsch
Anton Tscharre (1849–1905)
The landowner and politician of the German People's Party was born on September 12, 1849 in Pokeritsch near St. Jakob an der Straße. Anton Tscharre attended secondary school in Klagenfurt, served in the Landwehr Infantry Regiment No. 4 and quit his service as a first lieutenant at the age of 32. He then worked as an estate manager with a baron in Lower Styria, before he worked as a wine merchant in Graz. In 1885 he took over his parents' Paukerhof in Pokeritsch and expanded it into a model business. In 1900 he became President of the Agricultural Society, and from 1901 he was a member of the Reichsrat. Anton Tscharre succumbed to heart disease on June 26, 1905. He was buried in St. Jakob on the street.
Pauker's Gasthaus in Pokeritsch (now a private residence)
Anton Tscharre (1849–1905), former owner of "Pauker's Gasthaus"
Grave of Anton Tscharre, landowner of commonly known as Pauker
Gasthof Pauker on an old postcard
Administrative division
Hörtendorf is divided into two cadastral communities and the following localities:
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Blaj (Blažnja vas):
- Blasendorf (Blažnja vas), Gottesbichl (Ovše), Nessendorf (Na Rišovce or Nereševica)
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Hörtendorf (Trdnja vas pri Celovcu):
- Aich an der Straße (Dóbje pri Žrelcu), Farchern (Borovje), Gutendorf (Hutna vas pri Celovcu), Hörtendorf (Trdnja vas pri Celovcu), Limmersdorf (Limarja vas pri St. Jakobu pri Celovcu), Perkonigg, Pokeritsch (Celoviče pri ), St. Jacob on the road (Šentjakob pri Celovcu)
Buildings and sights
Areas
- Area of the Klagenfurt landfill
- Area of the Klagenfurt gravel pit
Buildings
- Parish Church of Saint James major
- St. Margaretha Church with cemetery
- Municipal office Hörtendorf
- Farchernhof in Farchern
Event center
Since November 2010 there has been a new coffee house and event center, the "Castellino", on the Schülerweg in Hörtendorf.
church
Filial church of Saint Margaretha
South view
Southeast view
Detail of the Christopher fresco (south wall of the church)
Economy and Infrastructure
Hörtendorf can be reached from Klagenfurt via Völkermarkter Straße towards Völkermarkt.
The Stadtwerke Klagenfurt use their buses in Hörtendorf to serve the stops: Ziegeleistraße, Ernst-Diez-Straße, Schülerweg, Aich Gutendorf, Limmersdorf, Niederdorf, Rosenweg, Hörtendorf, which from Heiligengeistplatz in the center of Klagenfurt take line 21 every 30 minutes , can be easily achieved.
To the west of Hörtendorf is the Klagenfurt Ost motorway exit in the Hörtendorf industrial zone.
Manors and country estates
Farchernhof
The property originally belonged to the Portendorf rulership and was sold twelve times between 1745 and 1822 alone. Only after the fire in Portendorf Castle at the beginning of the 19th century was the old Farchernhof converted into a manor house. In 1822 the property was auctioned because Urban Leitgeb, who had acquired it in 1813, had to plunge into debt due to the expansion. Karl Felix Tschabuschnigg became the new lord of the castle. After two sales, Karl Freiherr von Knobloch followed as owner in 1861, who also acquired Gut Portendorf in 1865. But he too soon sold his property. In 1881 the Farchernhof was bought by Josef Wehsiken by Dr. Josef von Vest, whose son, Dr. Hermann von Vest, who in 1904 expanded the building to the size it is today in terms of the area. In 1928 Erich von Boehm-Bezing bought the property. In the early 1970s, Erich von Boehm-Bezing's son Leopold added another storey to the manor house and at the same time renovated the facade.
The elongated, three-storey building towering over a rectangular floor plan has a low hipped roof, which is enlivened on the south side by a triangular gable with an oval window. On the south side, the center of the building is also enlivened by a balcony with delicate iron bars supported by slender pillars. This balcony protects the entrance door. The opposite side only has a small balcony at the corner of the building.
The ground floor is separated from the upper floors by a wide plaster band, while a corresponding band does not run between the upper floors, but is divided over the width of the windows. All windows, eight on the long sides and two on the narrow sides, have simple plastering flaps and the corners of the building are emphasized by cuboids. In front of the south side of the manor house, there are small “cavalier houses” on both sides, which give the building a castle-like character.
Exchange seat villa
The ballast and transport company Tauschitz has its headquarters in a Hörtendorf country house.
Access avenue to the headquarters of the Tauschtiz company
Villa at the headquarters of the Tauschitz company
Grabenhof
The manor house built in Gottesbichl on Grabenhofweg No. 42 with a hipped roof and south-facing triangular gable with a round window looks over Klagenfurt to the Karawanken .
Grabenhof in Gottesbichl
Grabenhof in Gottesbichl
Vulgo Strutzmann
The country house, five-axis on the long sides and two-axis on the broad sides, is single-story and has a hipped roof. A small bell tower rides on the ridge. The upper floor is separated from the ground floor by a plaster band and the south-facing main front has a centrally positioned, porch-like balcony.
Strutzmann-Stöckl in Blasendorf
Herzoghof
The "Hube in Blasendorf" was the headquarters of the duke farmers. This, an Edlinger, had various privileges. They concerned not only the ceremonies on the customs field, but also the exemption from taxes for one hat each in Blasendorf and Poggersdorf as well as (since 1729) the free importation of 120 buckets of "Welschen wine", which was sold in the associated inn. The first duke builder named in a document (March 27, 1414) was Gregor Schatter; his descendants called themselves Herzogbauer or Edlingbauer or just Herzog or Edlinger. In the church registers they are recorded under the name of Herzog. The last Herzogbauer wrote to himself Josef Herzog-Edlinger. He was born on September 27, 1768 in Blasendorf and died in poverty on June 4, 1823 in Klagenfurt. As early as 1801 the Herzoghof had passed into other hands; on February 27th the wine privilege was exercised for the last time. The farmers organized a big funeral for Josef Herzog-Edlinger; his grave in Sankt Jakob an der Straße is nonetheless unknown.
Country estate in Blasendorf
Vulgo Lindner in Nessendorf
Renovated farm
Until the 19th century this hat was known under the vulgar name "Tamisch".
Vulgo Puntschart in Nessendorf
Oldest farm in Klagenfurt
With more than 500 years, the oldest farm in the Klagenfurt district.
On November 3, 2012 the wayside shrine of the farmhouse was inaugurated by the cathedral priest to Maria Saal , Mag. Josef-Klaus Donko.
Wayside shrine of the Puntschart court
Industrial zone east (industrial zone Hörtendorf)
In the Hörtendorfer industrial zone there are large employers in Klagenfurt, the industrial zone east is easy to reach through the Pischeldorferstraße.
International companies
- CALMAR
- MAN
- Mazda Austria
- metro
- Househusband
- ADEG wholesale market
- IKEA - Klagenfurt (Hörtendorf)
- HILTI
- FELBERMAYR
IKEA furniture store
HILTI drilling technology
Regional companies
- ABC Klagenfurt
- Gravel transports Tauschitz
- STARMANN
ABC service & production
Public facilities
education
- Primary schools in Hörtendorf: VS21
- Hort village
Animal Welfare Competence Center
In October 2011, the Animal Welfare Competence Center, or Tiko for short, operated by the Carinthian Animal Welfare Association was opened near Nessendorf. The Tiko is one of the most modern animal shelters in Europe and offers around 150 dogs , 200 cats and numerous small, wild and farm animals appropriate accommodation. The center is not only an animal shelter, but also a contact point for information about animal husbandry and animal welfare . In addition, an animal rescue service is available 24 hours a day. With a three-stage quarantine system including epidemic quarantine, the Tiko offers good framework conditions for the animals housed to remain healthy and thus the stay in the animal shelter is kept as short as possible. Since January 2012, ten disabled young people have been working in the Tiko as part of an integration project supported by the autArK association, which relies on animals as therapy. Since October 2013, the Tiko has been run by employees of the billionaire Heidi Horten , who helped finance the construction.
Dog group in the Tiko
Cats in the outdoor area of the Tiko
recreation
leisure
In Hörtendorf there are several sports fields such. B. for soccer, American football, paintball, baseball. Hörtendorf also has 2 ponds. There are also several opportunities for walking around Hörtendorf.
Parks
The Hörtendorf playground is in the middle of Hörtendorf, the post sports area is in the industrial zone and the sports facility of the 1st SV Hörtendorf with around 200 members is located at the Ruhes Teich.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Statistics Austria: Population on January 1st, 2020 by locality (area status on January 1st, 2020) , ( CSV )
- ↑ I DO NOT VOTE .
- ↑ VI. Oberwart declaration .
- ↑ http://james.at/zweisprachig/hk.php
- ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from December 21, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ http://www.geocities.com/athens/9479/sloven.html ( Memento from May 24, 2001 in the Internet Archive )
- ^ ADG, PA St. Jakob an der Strage, HS 3 / baptismal register. "Klagenfurter Zeitung" on June 27, 1905. "Kärntner Zeitung" on July 2, 1905
- ↑ Bojan-Ilija Schnabl: Dvojezična ustava Koroške in deželni glavar Janez Nepomuk Šlojsnik. In: Koroški koledar 2012. Celovec 2011, 165–188.
- ↑ Pavel Zdovc Slovenska krajevna imena na Koroškem Avstrijskem = Slovenian place names in Carinthia. Extended Edition. Ljubljana 2010. ISSN 0560-2920 .
- ^ Siegfried Hartwagner : Klagenfurt City , 1980; Publishing house St. Peter, Salzburg. ISBN 3-900173-26-5
- ^ Hermann Th. Schneider: "The streets and squares of Klagenfurt". Published by the state capital Klagenfurt. Printing: Kärntner Druckerei, Klagenfurt
