Fügenberg

Include is a municipality with 1340 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) in the Zillertal and belongs to the district of Schwaz in Tirol ( Austria ). The municipality is located in the judicial district of Zell am Ziller.

  • 3.1 Attractions
  • 3.2 Sport
  • 4.1 Economics
  • 4.2 traffic

Geography

Location

Add mountain belongs geographically to the larger communities in the Zillertal. It expands above Insert from over wide slopes and narrow valleys of the Tux Alps. The area is mostly on the hillside. The community is closely interwoven with Insert in economic and cultural terms.

Community structure

The municipality consists of the villages Fügenberg (722 inhabitants) and Pankrazberg (609 inhabitants, as of 2011). Two deep reaching into the Tux Alps valleys belong to the municipality, the Finsinggrund with about 1,500 m ( Klausboden ) high-altitude village hotel Hochfuegen and the upper portion of the leading manufactures of Schlitters Öxltals with the Kaunzalm.

Add Berg ( 58.54 km ²)

Add Mountain ( ZH) Pankrazberg (R )

The most important of the abbreviations used are:

  • M = center of the municipality
  • Stt = district
  • R = Rotte
  • W = hamlet
  • D = village
  • ZH = Scattered houses
  • Sdlg = settlement
  • E = bowery (only if they have their own town code)

The complete list that uses the Statistics Austria, can be found at Topographic settlement Labelling according to STAT

Please note that some places may have different spellings. So Katastralgemeinden write differently than the same localities.

Source: Statistics Austria -

Almen

  • Kaunzalm ( Niederleger (1525 m above sea level. A. ), means Leger (~ 1730 m above sea level. A. ) Hochleger (~ 1870 m above sea level. A. ) )
  • Kohleralm ( 1194 m above sea level. A. )
  • Geolsalm (1733 m above sea level. A. )
  • Gartalm ( Niederleger (1572 m above sea level. A. ) Hochleger (1849 m above sea level. A. ) )
  • Schellenbergalm ( 1291 m above sea level. A. )
  • Lamarkalm ( Niederleger ( 1613 m above sea level. A. ), means Leger (~ 1905 m above sea level. A. ) Hochleger (1985 m above sea level. A. ) )
  • Pfundsalm ( Niederleger (1640 m above sea level. A. ), means Leger (1832 m above sea level. A. ) )
  • Viertelalm ( Niederleger (~ 1765 m above sea level. A. ) Hochleger ( 2022 m above sea level. A. ) )
  • Holzalm ( Niederleger (~ 1630 m above sea level. A. ) Hochleger (1896 m above sea level. A. ) )
  • Keglalm ( Niederleger (~ 1405 m above sea level. A. ), means Leger (1706 m above sea level. A. ) Hochleger (~ 1955 m above sea level. A. ) )
  • Winkelalm (~ 1387 m above sea level. A. )
  • Lumpereralm ( 1392 m above sea level. A. )
  • Hölderalm (~ 1488 m above sea level. A. )
  • Schlagalm ( 1476 m above sea level. A. )
  • Gartalm in coppice (~ 1125 m above sea level. A. )

Special case:

  • Maschentalalm ( Niederleger (~ 1530 m above A. ) Hochleger (~ 1720 m above sea level A). . ); belongs to the municipality Piller ( Hochpillberg ).

Colloquially the Maschentalalmen are referred to as " Lamaschalmen ".

Neighboring communities

  • Put
  • Gallzein
  • Hippach
  • Pill
  • Ried im Zillertal
  • Schlitters
  • Schwaz
  • Uderns
  • Weerberg
  • Zellbergeben

History

The mountain settlements of the Zillertal, including joining a mountain, go back to agricultural colonization in the Middle Ages, when the valley was no longer sufficient for the management. Documented first mentioned Fügenberg is as Fügerberg in 1315. When, after the Napoleonic Wars in 1816 throughout the Zillertal in Tyrol to the Constitution got validity, joining mountain and Pankrazberg merged to form today's community Add mountain.

Since the Middle Ages several centuries was passed searched for mineral resources in the municipality, including for gold and iron ore. The iron ore deposits in the Zillertal valley had become important due to the increased iron demands of the large silver and copper mining operations in Schwaz and Kitzbühel.

Between 1562 and 1760 there were nine tunnels on the southeast flank of the ridge Gratz head and Samjoch in Öxltal as well as on the Schwaz page. The removal took place after crushing in leather bags from 60 to 80 kg, with pack animals and carts to ironworks after Kleinboden (municipality joining). The empty bags were carried up by big dogs again. The production of iron ore amounted annually 200-5000 tons, there were up to 500 men in metallurgical and mining deals. The miners built several chapels and were instrumental in the establishment of the Pancrazio Church.

Culture and sights

Attractions

Worth seeing is the Pancrazio church built in the Gothic style from 1494 to 1497. In September 1999, the show mine was opened in Öxltal for visitors in 1783 m height.

Sports

The region Add -Add Mountain offers the Spieljoch Add two ski areas. Besides the importance as a winter sports center Hochfuegen is also the starting point for many hikes, such as on the 2506 m high Gilfert or the 2762 m high Rastkogelbahn.

The area between Schwaz, Jenbach, joining and Hochfuegen has the densest network of official mountain bike trails in Tirol. In May 2005, a trail between Gamsstein and the Gartalm - Niederleger was also first released.

Economy and infrastructure

Economy

Add Mountain is a scattered settlement, which was inhabited even a few decades ago almost exclusively by peasants. With the rise of winter tourism, the situation has changed, the farms declined or largely conducted as a sideline.

Traffic

From the center of Insert from the high - road that leads to Include Include mountain and from there to the hotel settlement Hochfuegen.

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