Tyrolean lowlands
 
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As the Tiroler Unterland (also North Tyrolean Unterland ) is called the eastern part of the North Tyrol region of the state of Tyrol .
On concept and delimitation
The Tyrolean Unterland is not to be confused with the Tyrolean Unterinntal , which is located in the same area but only designates the Inn Valley, as well as with the South Tyrolean Unterland .
In addition to the Unterland, there is also the Tyrolean Oberland , which is located west of Innsbruck. Innsbruck itself is included in the Lower Inn Valley, sometimes it is mentioned separately. The area around Innsbruck is sometimes referred to as the middle Inn Valley.
A further distinction can be made according to linguistic criteria: the linguistic coloring with the "sch" sound ("Tirol isch lei oans") is primarily indicative of dialects west of the Zillertal . Based on this, Tyroleans living in the Lower Inn Valley do not necessarily count themselves as part of the Tyrolean Unterland, because they are linguistically different from the Bavarian dialects that are found east of the Zillertal thanks to this southern Bavarian "sch". In the districts of Kufstein and Kitzbühel, a Middle Bavarian rather than a South Bavarian dialect is spoken.
The self-perception of the local population deviates from the term. A Schwazer, for example, near Innsbruck, of course, feels like a “Tyrolean”, more precisely as a “Unterinntaler” - but by no means as an Unterlander . If a Schwazer drives to Kufstein, it is “in the Unterland”, while he feels like he lives somewhere between Innsbruck and the Unterland. Zillertal people don't feel like Unterlanders either.
Cities in the Tyrolean Unterland are Rattenberg , Wörgl , Kufstein and Kitzbühel .
NUTS breakdown: AT335
In the official statistics of the EU led NUTS headings from is Lower Tyrol one of the five groups of districts (level NUTS: AT -2) in Tyrol, carries the code AT335and includes the three political districts :
The Innsbruck-Land district , which is traditionally partially part of the lower or upper region, falls in AT332 Innsbruck .
NUTS: AT-1 group of federal states : AT1 Eastern Austria • AT2 Southern Austria • AT3 Western Austria
NUTS: AT-2 federal states : AT11 Burgenland • AT12 Lower Austria • AT13 Vienna • AT21 Carinthia • AT22 Styria • AT31 Upper Austria • AT32 Province of Salzburg • AT33 Tyrol • AT34 Vorarlberg
NUTS: AT-3 group of districts : AT111 Mittelburgenland • AT112 Northern Burgenland • AT113 Southern Burgenland • AT121 Mostviertel-Eisenwurzen • AT122 Lower Austria-South • AT123 St. Pölten • AT124 Waldviertel • AT125 Weinviertel • AT126 Vienna region / northern part • AT127 Vienna region / southern part • AT130 Vienna • AT211 Klagenfurt-Villach • AT212 Upper Carinthia • AT213 Lower Carinthia • AT221 Graz • AT222 Liezen • AT223 Eastern Upper Styria • AT224 Eastern Styria • AT225 Western and Southern Styria • AT226 Western Upper Styria • AT311 Innviertel • AT312 AT314 Mühlviertel • AT312 Linz-Wels Steyr-Kirchdorf • AT315 Traunviertel • AT321 Lungau • AT322 Pinzgau-Pongau • AT323 Salzburg and surroundings • AT331 Ausserfern • AT332 Innsbruck • AT333 East Tyrol • AT334 Tiroler Oberland • AT335 Tiroler Unterland • AT341 Bludenz-Bregenz Forest • AT342 Rheintal-Bodensee region
LAU: AT-1 not occupied