List of municipalities in the Lienz district

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The Lienz district in the state of Tyrol

This list of communities in the Lienz district includes all political communities in the Tyrolean district of Lienz (East Tyrol). The Lienz district consists of a total of 33 municipalities in which 48,738 inhabitants (all population figures as of January 1, 2020) have their main residence. In relation to the area of ​​the district with 2,019.3 square kilometers , this results in a population density of around 24 inhabitants per square kilometer.

The district of Lienz is the largest district in Tyrol and with 33 municipalities is the district with the fourth highest number of municipalities in Tyrol. Of the 33 municipalities, only the district capital Lienz has city rights. There are also three market towns: Matrei in Osttirol , Nußdorf-Debant and Sillian .

The largest municipality in East Tyrol in terms of population is the district capital Lienz with currently 11,905 inhabitants. The population equivalent of Lienz is the community of Untertilliach with only 223 inhabitants.

The largest municipality in terms of area is Matrei in East Tyrol with a municipality area of ​​277.94 km², with Matrei being the second largest municipality in Tyrol. The smallest municipality in the district is the municipality of Gaimberg with a municipality area of only 7.27 km².

Municipalities in the Lienz district

The commune names given are the official names of the communes used by the communes, as determined by state law.

Both the population figures shown in this list and the population density calculated from them (inhabitants / km²) refer to data from Statistics Austria as of January 1, 2020. These are only registered main residences . The figures for the municipal areas were also taken from the statistics of Austria; the geoinformation service of the state of Tyrol served as the source for the cadastral municipalities .

Municipalities in the Lienz district.png
Parish name coat of arms region height EWZ surface EW / km² Cadastral communities image
Abfaltersbach Coat of arms Abfaltersbach.gif Val Pusteria 983  m 646 10.29 63 - Abfaltersbach Abfaltersbach.jpg
Ainet AUT Ainet COA.png Iseltal 747  m 920 40.4 23 - Ainet
- Alkus
- Gwabl 		Ainet - Vom Böse Weiberle.jpg
Amlach Coat of arms at amlach.png Val Pusteria 689  m 491 22.46 22nd - Amlach Filialkirche St. Ottilie Amlach.JPG
Anras Coat of arms at anras.png Val Pusteria 1261  m 1,232 62.05 20th - Anras
- Asch with Winkl
- Ried
Assling Coat of arms at assling.png Val Pusteria 1128  m 1,779 98.92 18th - Bannberg
- Burg-Vergein
- Dörfl
- Kosten
- Oberassling
- Penzendorf
- Schrottendorf
- Thal
- Unterassling
Ausservillgraten Coat of arms at ausservillgraten.png Villgratental 1287  m 747 79.04 9 - Ausservillgraten Ausservillgraten.jpg
Dölsach Coat of arms at doeslach.png Lienz valley floor 731  m 2,324 24.17 96 - Dölsach
- Göriach
- Görtschach-Gödnach
- Stribach
 Dölsach - Von der Laserzwand.jpg
Gaimberg Coat of arms at gaimberg.png Lienz valley floor 758  m 848 7.27 117 - Obergaimberg
- Untergaimberg 		Parish church Gaimberg outside I.jpg
Heinfels Coat of arms at heinfels.png Val Pusteria 1078  m 992 14.56 68 - Panzendorf
- Tessenberg 		Heinfels Castle.jpg
Hopfgarten in Defereggen Coat of arms at hopfgarten in defereggen.png Defereggental 1107  m 691 73.12 9 - Hopfgarten in Defereggen
 Hopfgarten Church4 FoNo.jpg
Innervillgraten Coat of arms at innervillgraten.png Villgratental 1402  m 906 87.79 10 - Innervillgraten
 Innervillgraten Nucleus towards SE.JPG
Iselsberg-Stronach Coat of arms at iselsberg stronach.png Lienz valley floor 1117  m 610 17.97 34 - Iselsberg
- Stronach
Kals am Großglockner Coat of arms at kals am grossglockner.png Kals valley 1324  m 1,130 180.31 6th - Kals Kals Koednitz.jpg
Kartitsch Coat of arms at kartitsch.png Val Pusteria 1353  m 775 58.89 13 - Hollbruck
- Kartitsch 		Kartitsch.jpg
Lavant Coat of arms at lavant.png Lienz valley floor 675  m 330 22.55 15th - Lavant
 Lavant - Von der Laserzwand.jpg
Leisach Coat of arms at leisach.png Val Pusteria 710  m 719 33.27 22nd - Burgfrieden
- Leisach
Lienz Coat of arms at lienz.png Lienz valley floor 673  m 11,905 15.92 748 - Lienz
- Patriasdorf 		Lienz as a whole.jpg
Matrei in East Tyrol AUT Matrei in Osttirol COA.png Iseltal 975  m 4,651 277.94 17th - Matrei in Osttirol Land
- Matrei in Osttirol market 		Matrei i o.jpg
Nikolsdorf Coat of arms at nikolsdorf.png Lienz valley floor 675  m 880 33.66 26th - Lengberg
- Nikolsdorf
- Nörsach 		Nikolsdorf Lengberg with Lengberg Castle 23012011 440.jpg
Nussdorf-Debant AUT Nussdorf-Debant COA.svg Lienz valley floor 713  m 3,360 53.43 63 - Obernussdorf
- Unterussdorf 		Nußdorf-Debant - Nußdorf and Debant from the Laserzwand.jpg
Oberlienz Coat of arms at oberlienz.png Lienz valley floor 756  m 1,461 33.76 43 - gloss
- upper drum
- upper lienz 		Oberlienz and Oberdrum.jpg
Obertilliach Coat of arms at obertilliach.png Tilliacher valley 1450  m 663 65.06 10 - Obertilliach Obertilliach.JPG
Prägraten am Großvenediger Coat of arms at praegraten.png Virgental 1312  m 1,139 180.25 6th - Embossing Praegraten - St. Andrae.JPG
St. Jakob in Defereggen Coat of arms at st jakob in defereggen.png Defereggental 1389  m 834 185.96 4th - St. Jakob in Defereggen StJakobiDef.jpg
St. Johann in the forest Coat of arms at st johann im walde.png Iseltal 748  m 298 32.84 9 - St. Johann in the forest
St. Veit in Defereggen Coat of arms at st veit in defereggen.png Defereggental 1495  m 639 61.45 10 - St. Veit in Defereggen Sankt-veit-i-def.jpg
Schlaiten Coat of arms at Schlaiten.svg Iseltal 876  m 458 36.59 13 - Schlaiten
Sillian Coat of arms at sillian.png Val Pusteria 1103  m 2,030 36.21 56 - Arnbach
- Sillian
- Sillianberg 		Sillian in Osttirol.jpg
Streets Coat of arms at strassen.png Val Pusteria 851  m 796 17.02 47 - streets Strassen.jpg
Thurn Coat of arms at thurn.png Lienz valley floor 855  m 619 12.26 50 - Thurn Panorama Thurn.JPG
Tristach Coat of arms at tristach.png Lienz valley floor 1388  m 1,442 18.79 77 - Tristach Parish church Tristach from the west.JPG
Untertilliach Coat of arms at Untertilliach.png Tilliacher valley 1235  m 223 36.31 6th - Untertilliach
Virgen AUT Virgen COA.svg Virgental 1194  m 2,200 88.78 25th - Virgen Virgen - Fraktion Virgen-Dorf.jpg

Former municipalities in the Lienz district

In the district of Lienz, there was amalgamation of communities for the first time in 1850/52, when numerous groups in the Pustertal were united to form the community of Assling , Untergaimberg and Obergaimberg to form the community of Gaimberg , and Stribach and Göriach to form the community of Göriach-Stribach.

The end of the First World War marked a massive cut in the administrative structure of the Lienz district, as a result of which East Tyrol had to cede the communities of Innichberg , Innichen , Sexten , Vierschach , Wahlen and Winnebach to Italy through the peace treaty of St. Germain . As a result, the judicial district of Sillian was dissolved and the communities remaining in East Tyrol were added to the judicial district of Lienz.

The most extensive change in the structure of the community came about when the National Socialists came to power, with numerous East Tyrolean communities being amalgamated in 1939. In the course of this restructuring, 40 previously independent municipalities were merged into just 15 municipalities. After the end of the Second World War, this measure was partially reversed. In this way, Ausservillgraten and Innervillgraten regained their independence, Schlaiten was removed from Ainet and Abfaltersbach and Tessenberg also regained their independence from Strassen. Panzendorf was also removed from Sillian and the municipality of Grafendorf dissolved again, with the result that the districts of Gaimberg and Thurn regained their independence. The Iselsberg-Stronach community was again detached from Döslach. The communities of Amlach and Lavant, which had belonged to Tristach from 1939, also became independent again.

The last change came in 1974 when Tessenberg and Panzendorf were combined to form the Heinfels community.

Parish name annotation
Alkus 1939 united with Ainet, Gwabl and Schlaiten to form the municipality of Ainet
Arnbach 1939 Sillianberg to Sillian incorporated
Bannberg 1939 incorporated into Assling
Truce 1939 incorporated into Leisach
Castle Vergein from 1850 part of the municipality of Assling
Dörfl from 1850 part of the municipality of Assling
shine 1939 Oberdrum and Oberlienz to the municipality of Oberlienz united
Göriach Merged with Stribach in 1852 to form the municipality of Göriach-Stribach , from 1939 part of Dölsach
Göriach-Stribach 1939 incorporated with Görtschach-Gödnach to Dölsach
Görtschach-Gödnach 1939 incorporated with Göriach-Stribach to Dölsach
Grafendorf Formed in 1939 from Gaimberg and Thurn . Disbanded again in 1949
Gwabl 1939 united with Ainet, Alkus and Schlaiten to form the municipality of Ainet
Hollbruck 1939 incorporated into Kartitsch
Innichberg In 1919 ceded to Italy, today part of the municipality of Innichen
San Candido Assigned to Italy in 1919
Iselsberg 1850 united with Stronach to form the municipality of Iselsberg-Stronach
costs from 1850 part of the municipality of Assling
Lengberg 1939 merged with Nörsach and Nikolsdorf to form the municipality of Nikolsdorf
Matrei in East Tyrol 1939 Matrei market to the municipality Matrei united
Matrei in Osttirol market 1939 Matrei land to the municipality Matrei united
Nörsach 1939 merged with Lengberg and Nikolsdorf to form the municipality of Nikolsdorf
Nussdorf in East Tyrol 1969 in Nussdorf-Debant renamed
Oberassling from 1850 part of the municipality of Assling
Upper drum 1939 gloss and Oberlienz to the municipality of Oberlienz united
Obergaimberg 1850 united with Untergaimberg to form the municipality of Gaimberg
Obernussdorf In 1939 it was merged with Unterussdorf to form the municipality of Nussdorf in East Tyrol (from 1969 Nussdorf-Debant )
Panzendorf 1974 united with Tessenberg to Heinfels
Patriotic village 1939 incorporated into Lienz
Penzendorf from 1850 part of the municipality of Assling
Junk village from 1850 part of the municipality of Assling
Sexten Assigned to Italy in 1919
Sillianberg 1939 Arnbach to Sillian incorporated
St. Justina Incorporated into Assling in 1850
Stribach Merged with Göriach in 1852 to form the municipality of Göriach-Stribach , from 1939 part of Dölsach
Stronach 1850 united with Iselsberg to form Iselsberg-Stronach
Tessenberg 1974 united with Panzendorf to Heinfels
Thal Incorporated into Assling in 1850
Unterassling from 1850 part of the municipality of Assling
Untergaimberg 1850 united with Obergaimberg to form the municipality of Gaimberg
Unterussdorf 1939 merged with Obernussdorf to form the municipality of Nussdorf in East Tyrol (from 1969 Nussdorf-Debant)
Four chess In 1919 ceded to Italy, today part of the municipality of Innichen
Villgraten Formed in 1939 from Ausservillgraten and Innervillgraten , dissolved again in 1949
elections Assigned to Italy in 1919, today part of the municipality of Toblach
Winnebach In 1919 ceded to Italy, today part of the municipality of Innichen

Population development


literature

  • Martin Kofler: East Tyrol. From the First World War to the present. Studienverlag, Innsbruck 2005, ISBN 3-7065-1876-7

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d Statistics Austria - Population at the beginning of 2002–2020 by municipalities (territorial status 01/01/2020) - Status 01 January 2020
  2. ↑ Tyrolean Municipal Code 2001 - TGO
  3. ↑ a b Statistics Austria , resident population and number of citizens of the individual communities
  4. ↑ Calculation based on the number of inhabitants

Web links

This version was added to the selection of informative lists and portals on January 20, 2011 .