Steyr (cadastral community)

Steyr ( cadastral community )
Basic data
Pole. District , state	Steyr  (SR), Upper Austria
Judicial district	Steyr
Pole. local community	Steyr
Statistical districts / zones	Inner City , Steyrdorf , Tabor / Resthof , Stein (parts), Ort / Schlüsselhof , Ennsdorf (parts)
Coordinates	48 ° 2 '51 "  N , 14 ° 24' 48"  E Coordinates: 48 ° 2 '51 "  N , 14 ° 24' 48"  E
Area  d. KG	7.61 km²
Statistical identification
Cadastral parish number	49233
also small parts of other districts / zones; Source: STAT : index of places ; BEV : GEONAM ; DORIS

Steyr is a cadastral municipality of the statutory city ​​of Steyr in Upper Austria .

geography

The cadastral parish forms the city center and is completely surrounded by the other seven cadastral parishes of the municipality. It covers almost 761  hectares and lies on both sides of both the Enns river and the Steyr river . It extends in the south to Reichenschwall south of the old town, in the west to the Gründbergsiedlung , in the north to the old town center of Stein , and in the east to the Steyrer Waldrandsiedlung .

The cadastral area hardly coincides with the municipality's own urban structure. This includes:

• in the tip of the Steyr estuary: the entire district of Steyr ( statistical district of the inner city ); and smaller adjacent parts of Reichenschwall (part of the Pyrach district, Pyrach district , Reichenschwall ), as well as the Christkindlsiedlung ( Christkindl district, Christkindl district , Schlühslmayr );
• left the Steyr: almost completely the district of Steyrdorf including the weir ditch and Eisenfeld (Gsanginsel) (form the district of Steyrdorf ); the southern parts of Stein , all of Tabor , Resthof , Ort and Schlüsselhof (these are spread over the districts of Tabor (west), Stein (south) and Tabor (east), Resthof and zones Steyrdorf, Wehrgraben, Alter Tabor, Tabor Resthof, Schlüsselhof -Ort, Stein , and also in small parts on Stein, Gleink or Steyr-Gleink ); half of the Gründbergsiedlung (in the Gründberg district, Gründbergsiedlung district ); the southern tip of Hausleiten ( Winkling / Hausleiten district );
• right of the Enns: Ennsdorf including the Steyr works , the northern parts of Ennsleite and Neuschönau (three statistical zones of the Ennsdorf, Ennsleite, Fischhub district ).

Neighboring catastral communities:

stone	Gleink	Hinterberg
Föhrenschacherl Christkindl
	Sarning	Jägerberg

history

The cadastral community represents the city in the form of the early First Republic , even before the major expansions in the course of industrialization from the late 1930s.

The tax municipality originally founded in 1827 comprised the old town with Vogelsang , Steyrdorf , Ort , Ennsdorf and Schönau , i.e. the medieval town and its suburbs , which formed the bridgeheads of the two Enns and two Steyr bridges.

In 1884 the area of Schloss Neulust (today's sports field) was added by the municipality of Garsten , and in 1890 - in the course of the opening of the Steyrtalbahn - the surrounding area between the local train station and Quenghof (eastern edge of the Christkindlsiedlung) and parts of Reichenschwall (today's school center) from same parish. In 1913, the area of ​​the Steyr-Werke , from the municipality of Ortisei, was expanded : In those years, the new main plant of the Austrian Arms Factory (OEWG, formerly Werndl in Oberletten , from 1926 Steyr works) built. In 1919 parts of Stein and the whole of Tabor were incorporated into the municipality of Gleink with the surrounding areas . In 1922 a small area was added on Eisenstrasse near Schönau.

When Steyr was given a new municipal statute in 1920, its then only cadastral municipality comprised the districts I. Innere Stadt, II. Steyrdorf, III. Stein, IV. Place, V. Ennsdorf. These districts have not been listed since the 1992 city statute, but are statistically updated in the form of census districts (with new names).

See also

• List of listed objects in Steyr-Steyr: Streets A – G , H – R , S – Z

Evidence and Notes

• 40201 - Steyr. Community data, Statistics Austria .

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} See statistical districts. Statistical Zones. Cadastral communities. Area development of the city of Steyr. Magistrat Steyr, planning date 2008 (all pdf, accessed July 8, 2018) - dating of the changes in the latter.
2. ^ Steyrdorf except for a few parcels on Kegelprielstraße.
3. ↑ ^{a b} In Stein, the border lies in the corridors between the town center of Stein and Weinzierl , in the settlement area on Klosterstrasse, and north of August-Moser-Strasse.
4. ^ The Rieder Insel also belongs to the Ennsdorf zone ; a small area of ​​forest south of Neustiftgasse belongs to the Waldrandsiedlung zone.
5. ^ Ennsleite roughly north of the Schillerstraße – Arbeiterstraße intersection
6. ↑ Neuschönau north of the barn lane.
7. ↑ See Steyr. In: Vienna City and State Archives, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Urban History Research : Austrian City Atlas (online mapire.eu; with map )
8. ↑ Steyr 1913: Secret Armaments for the Great War, Raimund Locicnik, Martin Dunst in Oberösterreichische Nachrichten online (nachrichten.at), October 5, 2013.
9. ↑ The museum building - a place with history. Museum Arbeitswelt Steyr: museum-steyr.at (accessed July 31, 2018).
10. ↑ § 1  law of May 31, 1920, which enacts a municipal statute for the city of Steyr (municipal statute for the city of Steyr). LGBl. No. 21/1920 12th issue, pp. 235–247 (EReader, ALEX Online ).
11. ↑ Announcement of the above State government on the republication of the statute for the city of Steyr. LGBl. No. 9/1992 6th issue (StF; Statute for the City of Steyr 1992 - StS. 1992 , as amended; both online, ris.bka ).