Nussberg (Vienna)

Nussberg
	East view of the Nussberg
height	332 m above sea level A.
location	Vienna , Austria
Mountains	Vienna Woods
Coordinates	48 ° 15 '54 " N , 16 ° 20' 48" E Coordinates: 48 ° 15 '54 " N , 16 ° 20' 48" E
	View from Nussberg over Vienna

The Nussberg (until 1999 officially: Nußberg) is a 332-meter-high mountain in the district part Nussdorf in the 19th Vienna district Döbling .

geography

The Nussberg is a 332 meter high mountain north of Nussdorf. In the north is the slope of the Leopoldsberg to the Waldbachtal and the Kahlenberg to the Iron Hand. In the west and south it is bounded by the Schreiberbach (Muckental). The Nussberg lies on the eastern edge of the Vienna Woods and represents the extreme north-eastern foothills of the Eastern Alps . Geologically, it belongs to the flysch zone , which is composed of sandstone , marl and claystone .

history

The Nussberg was first mentioned in documents in 1226 as Nuzperc , and in the 14th to 16th centuries it was mentioned as monte nucum . The name of the mountain indicates that this mountain was overgrown with hazelnut bushes before the clearing and with nut trees near Nussdorf . Soon, however, the Nussberg was used for viticulture , and even today the Nussberg is almost entirely covered with vines. Today the Nussberg's winemakers press white wines, among other things, according to the protected rules of the “ Mixed sentence” .

literature

Karl Kothbauer: Döbling - and its reed and field names . Dissertation Vienna 2001

Web links

Commons : Nussberg (Vienna) - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

↑ Resolution of the Vienna City Council of December 17, 1999, PrZ 299-M07, P 49, source: wien.gv.at : In an amendment to the GRB of January 30, 1981, the principles of the Vienna Nomenclature Commission are used for the writing of traffic area designations and geographical names added to the effect that the new spelling is generally used. The changed spelling on street boards, orientation number boards and the like as well as in personal documents is only to be taken into account in the case of new installation or reissue.
^ The wild mixture in Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung on October 11, 2015, page 18

[1] Resolution of the Vienna City Council of December 17, 1999, PrZ 299-M07, P 49, source: wien.gv.at : In an amendment to the GRB of January 30, 1981, the principles of the Vienna Nomenclature Commission are used for the writing of traffic area designations and geographical names added to the effect that the new spelling is generally used. The changed spelling on street boards, orientation number boards and the like as well as in personal documents is only to be taken into account in the case of new installation or reissue.

[2] The wild mixture in Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung on October 11, 2015, page 18