Moos (Altaussee municipality)

Moss ( rotte )
Basic data
Pole. District , state	Liezen  (LI), Styria
Judicial district	Liezen
Pole. local community	Altaussee
Locality	Lichtersberg
Coordinates	47 ° 39 '4 "  N , 13 ° 45' 10"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 39 '4 "  N , 13 ° 45' 10"  E
height	780  m above sea level A.
Building status	17 (addresses 2018 )
Post Code	8992 Altaussee
Ausseer Heilquelle in Scheiben , with Thörl Source: STAT : Ortverzeichnis ; BEV : GEONAM ; GIS-Stmk

Moos is a place in the Ausseerland of the Salzkammergut in Styria and belongs to the Altaussee municipality in the Liezen district . The Aussee healing spring is located here .

geography

The place Moos is located 37 kilometers northwest of Liezen , and 1½ km northwest of Altaussee .

The Rotte is to the left of the Augstbach , the tributary of the Altausseer Traun from the Blaa-Alm , at around 780  m above sea level. A. Height. The small locality has, with discs in the valley and with Thörl on the other side of the stream, under 20 addresses. It lies directly on the west foot of the Loser  ( 1837  m above sea level ), opposite the Törlstein ( 914  m above sea level ), a foothill of the Sandling  ( 1717  m above sea level ).

The Blaa-Almstraße leads through the village , the continuation of the L702 , from which it goes at Scheiben to the Ausseer Salzberg am Steinberg, and further into the valley in Ramsau the Loser Panoramastraße branches off.

Neighboring places:

	Ramsau
Steinberg		Loserhütte
		Rear posers

History, infrastructure and nature

The place name Moos only appears on official maps in the 20th century, while Scheiben is the old field name in the valley.

Here is a gallery of the Aussee mine, the disc gallery. No salt was found in it, but in 1938, after 1200 meters of excavation, a source of high sulfur content was found. This source forms the basis of Altaussee's development from a mining to a health resort in the 1950s. Before, only the brine itself was used for drinking cures in Bad Aussee, Glauber's salt was a by-product of the table salt production. The Ausseer Heilquelle , a hypertonic sodium-chloride-sulphate source (brine source containing Glauber's salt), was recognized in 1961 as a healing source (remedies and health treatments). The cleft water was caught . As early as 1956, the open-air graduation house for inhalation therapies was built in Altaussee , which uses the spring water. Today the water is also administered at the drinking fountain in the Altaussee spa and office building, fed to the Bad Aussee spa center, and also bottled. With an annual filling volume of 15,000 liters and 2,400 liters of use primarily in Bad Aussee (1970s / 80s), only a small portion of the waste is recycled, the rest is diverted into the Augstbach.

The disc gallery is also a stop on the Via Salis themed trail , an accompanying offer to the Altaussee Salt Mine (XIX “Healing from the Deep”). There is another station in Thörl (XX “The mountains and their visitors”).

The landscape protection area Salzkammergut  (LSG 14b) begins on the road eastwards .

literature

• Hilmar Zetinigg: The mineral and thermal springs of Styria. (= Communications from the Geology and Paleontology Department at the Landesmuseum Joanneum. Issue 50/51, 1992/93). Chapter 8.3. The Aussee healing spring. Pp. 272–278 ( full article, pdf , museum-joanneum.at).

Web links

• 61215 - Altaussee. Community data, Statistics Austria .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Franziszäischer Cadastre 1820–1841 (layer online at STMGIS: Education & Culture ).
2. ↑ ^{a b c} lit. Zetinigg 1992/93, sections current use and version , p. 271 f.
3. ↑ ^{a b} Lit. Zetinigg 1992/93, section Historisches zum Quelle , p. 278.
4. ^ Notice from the Office of the Styrian Provincial Government. GZ .: 12-188 Au 6 / 32-1961 of December 7, 1961, announced in LGBl. No. 170/1961; Information according to reference Zetinigg 1992/93, p. 271.
5. ↑ Graduation system . altaussee.at (accessed April 17, 2017).
6. ↑ Drinking cure - Altausseer Heilquelle . altaussee.at (accessed April 17, 2017).
7. ↑ Via Salis. ausseerland.salzkammergut.at.