Mils bei Imst

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Mils is a municipality in the district of Imst ( Imst district court ) of the federal state of Tyrol ( Austria ) with 534 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013).

  • 2.1 Ecclesiastical History
  • 3.1 Demographics
  • 5.1 Milsner Au
  • 5.2 Larsennschlucht

Geography

Mils is located in the Upper Inn Valley near Imst, north of the Inn. The scattered village is climatically favored at the edge of a valley widening. In contrast to the two neighboring towns Schönwies and Imsterberg Mils has sun all year round.

Districts and street names

  • Mils - Au,
  • Village street,
  • In the village,
  • Tirolerweg,
  • Reitle,
  • Kirchweg,
  • Bachweg,
  • Floreweg,
  • Semolina Anger,
  • At the Au,
  • Rupert Amann road

Neighboring communities

  • Imst,
  • Imsterberg,
  • Schönwies

History

The church was first mentioned in the 13th century. The name comes from the Latin word Mils " molere " ( mill ) because Mils is located on a debris cone, where previously often find mills were coming down and the rocks were ground from the Larsennschlucht. The area around Mils is often also called "on the Mils ."

Church History

On a small hill in the town is the parish church, which was built in honor of the plague saints Sebastian. This church was first mentioned in a letter of indulgence in 1451. In the 19th century the old church was replaced by a new building.

Population

Demographics

Coat of arms

The coat of arms symbolizes the centuries- long border location of the municipality between the courts Imst and Landeck. The horseshoe remember the preload services, which have made the Milsner farmers with their draft animals for by pulling carts on the steep street pieces at Lasalt and on Gstoag.

Culture and sights

Milsner Au

The Milsner Au is a nearby recreation area at the Inn. The Au is a remainder of the formerly extensive riverine forests in the Inn Valley, the drastically decreased due to the massive transformation of the natural landscape by the people for the creation of cultivated land, settlement area, but also for infrastructure facilities and associated land clearing. The Milsner Au surface has a magnitude of about 36.8 ha and is the last major floodplain area in the Upper Inn Valley. Already in 1987, the forest complex was found to be protected landscape area according to the natural Conservation Act. Main landowners of the forest complex is the agricultural community Mils. The gray alder strips lying directly on the Inn is a public good and is the responsibility of the water building department. Due to the location of the forest complex in the valley bottom, the stocks have an important climate-regulating function for the settlement area, the sports center and the motorway service area of Mils. In addition, the riparian area has a high priority for those seeking relaxation from the environment ( small regional recreation area ) and is a strong frequenting exposed. The riparian area is also used as a pre- and Nachweide with cattle as well as home pasture during the summer, causing a deterioration of stocks is given by the grazing livestock. Forstlich the alders were sustainably managed for the production of firewood in the past. The storm event of 21 July 2003, causing mainly in the southern part of the floodplain area areal damages in the amount of about 7 ha Due to this extent of damage is in the next few years no longer acceptable a wood utilization in the Milsner Au with the exception of damaged wood processing. In 2008, the Au was started with a revitalization program.

Larsennschlucht

Between Milserberg and Lasaltnerwand the Larsennbach from a wild and deep ravine breaks out, which is by its classical form, their inscrutability, its depth and its the valley a special feature in this region. Many climbers come to this canyon to beat. The spring rises in the municipality of Schönwies, then the stream will change briefly into the community Mils and at the end it forms the border between the districts of Imst and Landeck.

Tourism

Mils bei Imst has positioned itself as a quiet, small community in central location. In contrast to most other communities in Western Tyrol there are in the town center no hotels or apartment complexes, whereby the overall picture is still very rural. Mils is a popular holiday destination for families, couples or just to relax.

Economy and Transport

Through a highway tunnel, the community is exempt from the traffic. A recently built motorway service station brings the community jobs and revenue, otherwise many residents commute from their place of work.

Personalities

Sons and daughters:

  • Bernhard Gstrein ( born September 10, 1965), skier
  • Norbert Gstrein ( born June 3, 1961), writer
  • Erwin Koler ( born December 13, 1949), politician
  • Helene Thurner ( born August 12, 1938), luger
  • Josef Thurner ( born August 25, 1927), Prof. Dr. med univ
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