Neusiedl am See District
The political district of Neusiedl am See (ung: Nezsideri Jaras ) is located in the northern part of the Austrian province of Burgenland. Office of the District Commission is in Neusiedl am See.
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Geography
Geographical Location
The district of Neusiedl am See is Austria's easternmost district on the border with Hungary and Slovakia, and the northernmost district of Burgenland. In the district area is where most part of the Neusiedler See and the Austrian part of the National Park Lake Neusiedl. The district area is drained by the Leitha River, a tributary of the Danube. It forms the north mostly the border of the district.
Expansion of the district
The district measures from north to south about 50 km. It extends from the Slovak border in the north to the south Seewinkel. From west to east, the district extends over about 33 km from the Leitha Mountains on the Parndorfer to the Hungarian border.
Neighboring districts
Administrative divisions
The district of Neusiedl am See comprises a total of 27 communities, including two cities and ten market towns:
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 - list for Burgenland (PDF)
Andau ( 47.31 km ²)
Andau (M)
Apetlon ( 82.21 km ²)
Apetlon (M) 47/44/34 16/50/00
Bruckneudorf ( 17.15 km ²) Kaiser Quarry ( 19.56 km ²)
Bruckneudorf (D)
Kaisersteinbruch (D) 57/59/18 16/42/06 Royal Court (D)
German Jahrndorf ( 27.43 km ²)
German Jahrndorf (D)
Edelstal (5.89 km ²)
Edelstal (D) 48/05/57 16/59/39
Woman Churches ( 31.95 km ²)
Woman churches (St)
Husband's village ( 25.12 km ²)
Husband's village (D)
Gols ( 42.23 km ²)
Gols (M)
Half Turn ( 55.20 km ²)
Half Turn ( D)
Illmitz ( 91.85 km ²)
Illmitz ( M)
Jois ( 25.90 km ²)
Jois (M)
Kittsee ( 19.26 km ²)
Kittsee (M)
Moenchhof ( 33.56 km ²)
Moenchhof (D)
Neudorf bei Parndorf ( 21.66 km ²)
Neudorf / Novo Selo (D)
Neusiedl am See ( 57.03 km ²)
Neusiedl am See ( St)
Nickel village ( 60.75 km ²)
Nickel village (D)
Pama ( 26.40 km ²)
Pama / Bijelo Selo (D)
Pamhagen ( 33.05 km ²)
Pamhagen (D)
Parndorf ( 59.29 km ²)
Parndorf / Pandrof (D)
Podersdorf ( 41.73 km ²)
Podersdorf (M)
Potzneusiedl ( 12.11 km ²)
Potzneusiedl (D)
Sankt Andra ( 31.71 km ²)
Sankt Andrä (M)
Tadten ( 36.10 km ²)
Tadten (D)
Wallern im Burgenland ( 33.87 km ²)
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Weiden am See ( 32.51 km ²)
Weiden am See (M)
Winds ( 13.51 km ²)
Winden (D)
Zurndorf ( 54.30 km ²)
Zurndorf (M)
Demographics
Traffic
Road
Through the district runs from west to east, the East motorway ( A4) from Vienna to Budapest. In the district the connection points Parndorf (40) are Neusiedl am See ( 43), willow / Gols (51) Moenchhof (57 ) and nickel village (64 ) and the border crossing nickel village (65). Starting from the node Bruckneudorf runs to the north of the county the Northeast motorway (A6 ) to Bratislava.
Through the district run three (former) Federal Roads: The Budapest Road ( B 10 ) of Bruck an der Leitha to the Hungarian border in the north, the Burgenlandstraße (B 50) in the western district area and the Neusiedler Straße (B 51) from north to south.
Rail
Through the territory of the region runs with the Vienna Raaber train from Vienna to Budapest or Bratislava a main traffic route of the ÖBB. The route branches into Parndorf. Toward Budapest there are other stations in Zurndorf and nickel village, in the direction of Bratislava in Neudorf, husband village, Pama and Kittsee.
In Parndorf Pannonia track branches off to Eisenstadt, who still keeps in Neusiedl, Jois and winds in the district. From Neusiedl from the Neusiedler Seebahn traffic through the south of the district to the Hungarian border and holds in pastures, Gols, Gols, wife churches, Sankt Andra, Wallern and Pamhagen.
In the district there are two inter-city train stations, one in Kittsee, the other in Bruckneudorf, where there is also the station of the Lower Austrian border town of Bruck an der Leitha is. The line S 60 the S-Bahn Vienna wrong to Neusiedl am See on Parndorf.
Special municipalities
The northernmost municipality in the district is Kittsee on the Slovakian border, the southernmost municipality is Pamhagen on the border with Hungary. The western town is Bruckneudorf the Leitha Mountains, the easternmost municipality is German Year village on the border with Slovakia.
The smallest commune is Edelstal with an area of 5.89 square kilometers, while the largest community, Illmitz, an area of 91.85 square kilometers has, of which a large part, however, is water.
Apetlon: Hedwighof Ried - Austria lowest point at 114 m above sea level. A.!