Kirchplatzl

Kirchplatzl ( hamlet )
	Basic data
Pole. District , state	Innsbruck-Land (IL), Tyrol
Judicial district	Innsbruck (country)
Pole. local community	Leutasch ( KG Leutasch)
Locality	Leutasch
Coordinates	47 ° 22 '12 " N , 11 ° 8' 37" E Coordinates: 47 ° 22 '12 " N , 11 ° 8' 37" E
height	1136 m above sea level A.
Building status	52
Post Code	6105
	Statistical identification
Counting district / district	Leutasch (70326 000)
	69 Buildings with addresses Obere Wiese; Source: STAT : Local directory ; BEV : GEONAM ; TIRIS

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Kirchplatzl is a place in North Tyrol and part of the municipality of Leutasch in the Innsbruck-Land district , Tyrol .

geography

The hamlet is located in the Leutasch Valley , 20 kilometers northwest of Innsbruck. The houses are on the left side of the Leutascher Ache , at 1136 m above sea level. A. at the foot of the Dreitorspitze ( 2682 m above sea level ), one kilometer into the valley from where the Leutasch Straße (L 14) comes down from Seefeld , on the Buchener Straße (L 35), the Leutasch inwards and then over Buchen leads to Telfs .

The place comprises about 50 buildings and is one of the main places in Leutasch. The Obere Wiese settlement with almost 20 houses also belongs to the village .

The place Leutasch is in the local directory as Statistics Austria in the Tyrol region of information not performed (TIRIS). However, it can be found in the ÖK50 and ÖK200 at Kirchplatzl, in older literature Leutasch or, in a broader sense, Oberleutasch - this is also the name of the parish with its seat in Kirchplatzl - is usually equated with Kirchplatzl.

The place belongs to the tourist region Olympiaregion Seefeld .

Neighboring places

		alley
		Weidach
Plaik	Aue

Culture and sights

Individual evidence

70326 - Leutasch. Community data, Statistics Austria .

↑ ^a ^b ^c Tiris → Address search (purple and brown markings)
↑ ^a ^b If the ÖK and Geonam not out
↑ there is no explicit place in Leutasch
↑ For example:
Eduard Widmoser: Tirol A to Z. Südtirol-Verlag, 1970, entry Kirchplatzl , p. 397 and p. 475 ( limited preview in the Google book search)
Eduard Amthor: Tirolerführer: Reisehandbuch für Deutsch- und Wälschtirol. Volume 1 of Guide to the German Alps , 2nd edition, Verlag Amthor, 1870. Chapter II.1.D. The Leutasch u. Gaisthal. P. 156: "On the southern slope of the mighty, almost 8-hour long Wetterstein group, we find the Leutasch- u. Gaisthal, a lonely one, only from hamlets and the only village of Oberleutasch, lively, pasture-rich Alpthal. "( Google eBook, full view )
↑ History - interesting facts about the history of the five locations of the Olympiaregion Seefeld , Olympiaregion Seefeld Tourist Association (pdf, seefeld.com), section Parish Church of St. Magdalena in Oberleutasch , p. 8

[Adresssuche-1] Tiris → Address search (purple and brown markings)

[Obere_Wiese-2] If the ÖK and Geonam not out

[3] there is no explicit place in Leutasch

[4] For example:
Eduard Widmoser: Tirol A to Z. Südtirol-Verlag, 1970, entry Kirchplatzl , p. 397 and p. 475 ( limited preview in the Google book search)
Eduard Amthor: Tirolerführer: Reisehandbuch für Deutsch- und Wälschtirol. Volume 1 of Guide to the German Alps , 2nd edition, Verlag Amthor, 1870. Chapter II.1.D. The Leutasch u. Gaisthal. P. 156: "On the southern slope of the mighty, almost 8-hour long Wetterstein group, we find the Leutasch- u. Gaisthal, a lonely one, only from hamlets and the only village of Oberleutasch, lively, pasture-rich Alpthal. "( Google eBook, full view )

[5] History - interesting facts about the history of the five locations of the Olympiaregion Seefeld , Olympiaregion Seefeld Tourist Association (pdf, seefeld.com), section Parish Church of St. Magdalena in Oberleutasch , p. 8