Sankt Magdalena am Lemberg
Sankt Magdalena at the Lviv was until 31 December 2012 an independent municipality in the district court or the district of Hartberg in Styria, Austria. Sankt Magdalena at the Lviv merged on January 1, 2013 with the community book Geiseldorf. The name of the new community is book -St. Magdalena.
- 2.1 Population development
- 2.2 municipal
- 2.3 Mayor
- 2.4 Coat of Arms
- 3.1 roads
- 3.2 Railway
- 3.3 Local Partnerships
Geography
Geographical location
Sankt Magdalena at the Lviv was the thermal region of Eastern Styria's hill country about eight kilometers south-east of the district capital Hartberg and about 45 km east of the provincial capital of Graz. The former municipality was between Hartberger Untersafen and Lafnitz, with only the Hartberger Untersafen tangent to the municipality. However, it is drained by its tributaries, extending to the east Lafnitztal toward a wooded area.
Former municipality arrangement
The community was recently (population as at 15 May 2001) from five localities and four Katastralgemeinden:
Former Neighbours
Book Geiseldorf (from 1953) Geiseldorf (up to 1953)
History
Demographics
St. Magdalena and Lviv are developed around the major church around. Already in the first half of the 18th century there was a school. 1788 Lokalie, 1892, the parish of Santa Magdalena was established.
With the creation of local churches by 1848/49, a congregation was established, initially, but soon got the name Sankt Magdalena at the Lviv Lviv. But the capital was always already at that time larger Lviv.
On 1 January 1959, the independent village vineyard was united with Santa Magdalena at Lemberg, in the municipality reform in Styria, 1968, effective January 1, 1969, the municipality Hopfau to Santa Magdalena am Lemberg.
The local museum was housed in an old farmhouse.
On 1 January 2013 Sankt Magdalena at the Lviv was the occasion of the community structure reform 2010-2015 newly created with book - Geiseldorf to ( over Styria first ) community book -St. Magdalena united.
Parish council
The last municipal elections brought the following results:
Mayor
The last mayor was Gerhard Gschiel (ÖVP ), vice mayor was Karl Raser (ÖVP ).
Coat of arms
Coat Description: ". A silver ointment jar in red shield with a silver Inboard occupied with green shamrocks " The ampulla is the attribute of the hl. Mary Magdalene, the church and namesake. The shamrocks are for St.. Irish missionary Patrizius that is here locally venerated.
The award of the municipality coat of arms came into effect on 1 May 1988. Association with the community, it ceases to exist. The new coat of arms shall be designed in accordance with the Styrian Provincial Government that " if possible, remain in the new coat of arms coat of arms of both ."
Traffic
Sankt Magdalena at the Lviv was off the main roads. The South A 2 motorway, built here in the area 1983-89, though runs close to the village of Hopfau through the old village area, has in this area but no junction. The closest connection point is Sebersdorf / Badwaltersdorf (126 ) in about 6 km away. The change road B 54 from Hartberg to track village is about 8 km away.
Railway
The spa railway was built in 1891 runs through the municipality, has here but no breakpoint. Since the breakpoints book and Geiseldorf were abandoned, the nearest railway station in Sebersdorf was about 5 km away. At the time, he offered two hourly regional train connections to hard and Fehring. In the later 2000s, the line in the traffic group Styria was integrated book taken as stop - book Geiseldorf back into operation, the S3 wrong again frequently.
Local partnerships
- Germany Schmalegg ( of the town of Ravensburg, Baden- Württemberg), since 1977 - this is probably taken over by the successor municipality. In honor of the partner church there the road St. Magdalene Ring was named.
Personalities
Sons and daughters of the former township:
- Ludwig Hirsch ( born 1946 in Weinsberg, † 2011 in Vienna ) songwriter and actor