List of judicial divisions in Istria

Judicial districts in Istria (1910)

This list of judicial districts in Istria lists all former judicial districts in the Austrian crown land of Istria .

history

Istria belonged to the Austrian kingdom of Illyria until 1849, after which it was united with Trieste and Gorizia and Gradisca to form the new crown land coastal land .

With the imperial constitution of 1861, the margraviate of Istria 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.

The regional court in Rovinj was also created for the territory of the margraviate of Istria , which stood above the district courts in the judicial districts.

Judicial districts

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

Judicial district (Ital.)	Name of the judicial district in Italian
Slow./Croat. designation	Slovenian / Croatian name
Regional court	Regional court to which the district court was subordinate
political district	Political district in which the judicial district was then
Residents	Residents
Area in km²	Area in km²
density	Population density in inhabitants per km²
German-speaking	Residents with German colloquial language
Italian-speaking	Italian colloquial residents
Slow-spr.	Residents with Slovene colloquial language
Croatian-spr.	Inhabitants with Croatian everyday language
Others	Residents with other colloquial languages ​​as well as foreigners

Judicial district (Ital.)	Slow./Croat. designation	Regional court	Political District	Residents	Area in km²	Density Ew./km²	Dt.- spr.	Ital.- spr.	Slow- spr.	Croatian - spr.	Others
Albona	Labin	Rovigno	Pisino	17,711	318.83	56	40	2,396	166	14,139	970
Buje	Buje	Rovigno	Parenzo	22,227	266.27	84	14th	19,728	103	1,904	478
Capodistria	Twill	Trieste	Capodistria	45,567	328.98	139	122	18,744	25,438	159	1.104
Castelnuovo	Podgrad	Trieste	Volosca-Abbazia	16,689	421.31	40	7th	7th	13,623	3,031	21st
Cherso	Cres	Rovigno	Lussin	8,162	336.10	24	4th	2,296	6th	5,708	148
Dignano	Vodnjan	Rovigno	Pola	18,032	335.67	54	96	6,620	97	11,070	149
Lussin	Lošinj	Rovigno	Lussin	13,098	175.11	75	418	7,588	91	4,289	712
Montona	Montovun	Rovigno	Parenzo	21,608	310.19	70	21st	11.004	1,839	8,603	141
Parenzo	Poreč	Rovigno	Parenzo	17,523	216.51	81	40	10,544	20th	6,527	392
Penguins	Buzet	Rovigno	Capodistria	20,371	386.59	53	15th	874	2.151	17,294	37
Pirano	Peran	Trieste	Capodistria	23,671	109.02	217	195	18,388	4,306	120	662
Pisino	Pazin	Rovigno	Pisino	30,807	540.43	57	52	1,636	122	28,785	212
Pola	Pulj	Rovigno	Pola	70,948	224.97	315	9,500	30,900	3,510	16,431	10,607
Rovigno	Rovinj	Rovigno	Pola	18,775	218.78	86	331	14,200	122	3,076	1,046
Veglia	Krk	Rovigno	Veglia	21,259	428.45	50	25th	1,544	29	19,533	128
Volosca-Abbazia	Volosko-Opatija	Trieste	Volosca-Abbazia	37,861	337.82	112	2,399	947	3,742	27,447	3,326

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)