Hausruck street

State road B143 in Austria
Basic data
Overall length:	48.2 km
State :	Upper Austria
Course of the road District of Ried im Innkreis (65)  place   Place in the Innkreis St. Martin im Innkreis Salzkammergutbahn Aurolzmünster Salzkammergutbahn Oberach Rieder Street   Ried im Innkreis Innviertelbahn Salzkammergutbahn Eberschwang Salzkammergutbahn District of Vöcklabruck (30.0)  Hausruck ( 695  m above sea level ) Ampflwang in the Hausruckwald Ampflwanger Railway Ampflwanger Railway Zell am Pettenfirst Inaccurate Western Railway Vöcklabruck

The Hausruckstraße ( B 143 ) is a national road in Upper Austria . It runs over a length of 48.2 km from the Innkreis Autobahn  (A 8) (junction Ort iI ) and Ried im Innkreis ( Rieder Strasse  B 141 to the east and west) via Hausruck to Vöcklabruck to Wiener Strasse  (B 1) with connection to the West Autobahn  (A 1).

The road connects Innviertel with Traunviertel and Salzkammergut ( Traunseer and Atterseer region ) in a north-west-south-east course , and is with Kobernaußer Straße  (L 508) Ried– Straßwalchen , Frankenburger Straße  (L 509) Ried– Vöcklamarkt and the junction of the B 143, the Tanzbodenstraße  (L 1071) via Ottnang to Schwanenstadt , one of the few developed Hausruck and Kobernaußerwald crossings.

Course and expansion

Hausruck Strasse is relatively well developed today, but crosses the urban area of ​​Ried (km 13.2–16.7), and has Aurolzmünster (km 9.0–9.6), Eberschwang (km 24.2–24.8) in particular ) and Ampflwang (km 37.6–38.9) obstructive through-roads, and on the Dürnberg (municipality Eberschwang, municipality boundary Ried, km 17.7) a 12% gradient. The pass is at 695  m above sea level. A.  (km 30.0 ⊙ ).

history

Vöcklabruck became the district capital in 1868 , so from the time of the monarchy there was still no designated direct connection between Ried and Vöcklabruck, primarily the streets via Ottnang and Wolfsegg, which were important for coal mining in Hausruck. The 50.9 km long Hausruckstraße between Ried and Gmunden was created in 1932 by renaming four different predecessor streets:

• The Gmunden-Vöcklabrucker district road (16.9 km) between Gmunden and Vöcklabruck
• The Vöcklabruck-Wolfsegger district road led from Vöcklabruck via Ottnang to Wolfsegg . The first 5.9 km of this road belonged to Hausruckstraße from 1932, the remaining 15 km to Altenhof were still referred to as Wolfsegger Straße .
• The subsidized municipal road Ungenach - Zell am Pettenfirst - Ampflwang (8.0 km) led through the western coal mining area on the Hausruck, which had grown in importance after the First World War.
• The Ried-Eberschwang-Schwanenstädter Bezirksstraße (18.7 km) originally ran from Ried to Schwanenstadt . The first 10.4 km of this street belonged to Hausruckstraße from 1932, the remaining 22.1 km to Schwanenstadt were called Tanzbodenstraße from 1932 .

The Aurolzmünsterer Straße between Antiesenhofen and Ried was declared a federal highway by ordinance of the federal government of June 9, 1933. Until 1938 the Aurolzmünsterer Straße was designated as B 47, after the connection of Austria the Aurolzmünsterer Straße was not listed as a Reichsstraße .

The Hausruckstraße , led by Antiesenhofen via Ried to Gmunden, belonged since 1 January 1949 to the network of federal roads in Austria .

The section between Gmunden and Vöcklabruck has been part of today's Salzkammergut Straße  (B 145) since 1971 , so that Hausruck Straße ends in Vöcklabruck on the B 1.

The federal roads were transferred to state competence in 2002, making the road Oberösterreichische Landesstraße.

Web links

• The state road network , Office of Upper Austria. State Government - Road Construction and Transport Directorate - Road Maintenance and Operation Department, land-oberoesterreich.gv.at> Topics> Transport> Road network (link to DORIS - TransportTopics)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Spelling from 1931
2. ^ Ordinance of the Upper Austrian provincial government of December 29, 1931, regarding the renaming of the more important public roads in Upper Austria, with the exception of federal roads. LGBl. No. 15/1932.
3. ↑ Federal Roads Act of February 18, 1948 , Directory B.

B143	Like the other former federal highways, Hausruck Strasse was part of the federal administration. Since April 1, 2002, it has been under state administration and continues to have the B in the number, but not the name Bundesstraße.