List of judicial districts in Gorizia and Gradisca

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This list of judicial districts in Gorizia and Gradisca lists all former judicial districts in the Austrian crown land of Gorizia and Gradisca .

history

Gorizia and Gradisca belonged to the Austrian kingdom of Illyria until 1849, after which it was united with Trieste and Istria to form the new crown land coastal land . With the imperial constitution of 1861, the county of Gorizia and Gradisca acquired the property of an independent crown land, although the common kk coastal governor in Trieste and the common law and regulation gazette for the Austro-Irish coastal country were retained.

The organization of the courts also reflected the togetherness of the three areas of the coastal country, as the k. k. Higher Regional Court of Trieste has been established as the competent Higher Regional Court for the areas of Trieste, Istria and Gorizia.

For the area of ​​the county of Gorizia and Gradisca, the district court in Gorizia was also created, which stood above the district courts in the judicial districts.

Judicial districts

The table contains the following information (as of 1910):

Judicial district: Name of the judicial district in German
Slow. Bez .: Slovenian name
Ital. Designation: Italian name
Regional Court: Regional court to which the district court was subordinate
Polit. District (s): Political district (s) in which the judicial district was then located
Residents: Residents
Area in km²: Area in km²
Population density: Population density in inhabitants per km²
German speakers: Residents with German colloquial language
Italian-speaking: Italian colloquial residents
Slow.-spr .: Residents with Slovene colloquial language
Other: Residents with other colloquial languages ​​as well as foreigners
Judicial district Slow. Bez. Ital. Bez. Regional
court 		Polit.
District (s) 		Check-
residents 		Area
in km² 		Population
density 		German
speakers 		Ital.-
spr. 		Slow-
spr. 		Sons-
term
Cervignano Červinjan Cervignano Gorizia Monfalcone 30,477 309.78 98.38 110 27,991 48 2,328
Cormons Kormin Cromons Gorizia Gradisca 19,790 117.47 168.47 329 13,538 4,354 1,569
Flitsch Bovec Plezzo Gorizia Tolmein 5,621 363.53 15.46 26th 8th 5,528 59
Gorizia Gorica Gorizia Gorizia Gorizia city /
Gorizia (country) 		76.016 403.49 188.40 3,521 17,545 52.207 2,743
Gradisca Gradiška Gradisca Gorizia Gradisca 14,365 69.48 206.75 62 12,725 302 1,273
Passion Ajdovščina Aidussina Gorizia Gorizia (country) 14,788 168.72 87.65 15th 9 14,685 79
Canal Castle Canal ob Soči Canal Gorizia Gorizia (country) 14052 211.68 66.38 50 22nd 13,937 43
Good Friday Kobarid Caporetto Gorizia Tolmein 9,120 202.84 44.96 7th 0 9,064 49
Kirchheim Cerkno Cirehina Gorizia Tolmein 8,141 159.26 51.12 0 0 8,131 10
Comein Komen Comeno Trieste Sesana 14,708 195.47 75.24 66 250 14.009 383
Monfalcone Tržič Monfalcone Gorizia Monfalcone 22,561 123.79 182.25 125 17,944 1,645 2,847
Tolmein Tolmin Tolmino Gorizia Tolmein 15,357 314.98 48.76 89 21st 15.166 81
Zizan Sežana Sesana Trieste Sesana 15,753 276.48 56.98 80 93 15,488 92

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ General Reich Law and Government Gazette for the Empire of Austria. 1850, XLI. Piece, No. 138: "Ordinance of the Minister of Justice of April 6, 1850 [...]"

literature

  • kk Central Statistical Commission (Ed.): Special locations repertory for the Austrian-Illyrian coastal region. Edited on the basis of the results of the census of December 31, 1910. Vienna 1918 (special location repertories of the Austrian states)