Traboch
Traboch [ travɔx ] is a municipality in the district of Leoben in Styria Liesingtal with 1380 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013).
- 3.1 Municipal Council
- 3.2 Regional Policy
- 3.3 Town twinning
- 4.1 traffic
- 5.1 Sports and Leisure
- 6.1 freeman
Geography
Community structure
The municipality comprises the following four localities ( in parentheses population as of 31 October 2011):
- Madstein (137 )
- Stadlhof (251 )
- Timmersdorf (543)
- Traboch ( 448 )
The municipality comprises the cadastral Madstein, Timmersdorf and Traboch.
Neighboring communities:
Waters
Most important bodies of water in Traboch is the Liesing that coming on the territory of the municipality is flowing from the west in an arc to the south and the location leaves again after about 5.1 km. More watercourse is some 4.6 km long shear Veit Bach, which rises in the former municipality of Gai, now of Trofaiach in Veit shear Forest and north of the municipal territory Trabocher only flows through the artificially dammed lake Trabocher. After entering the Liesingtal of Veit Bach shear flows between Stadlhof and Madstein in the Liesing.
History
The first-time documentary mention of the place name Traboch as Trevoch dates from 1150.
The place is repeatedly hit by severe floods.
Policy
The municipality is part of the judicial district of Leoben.
Municipal council
- ÖVP: 10
- SPÖ: 3
- FPÖ: 2
The seats parameters is outdated and obsolete!
Mayor Joachim Lackner. The council is made up after the elections of 2010 are as follows:
Regional Policy
The place belongs to the Local Government Association HerzBergLand.
Twinning
Since July 10, 1982, there is a community partnership with the City of Lion's Arch in the German state of Baden- Württemberg.
Economy and infrastructure
The community Traboch is measured by its size with about 110 operating facilities and about 850 jobs a strong business location. As a sign of this, the community was given the award by the Styrian Chamber of Commerce Award Golden base twice - Business Friendliest City of Styria.
In 2011, the municipality Traboch from community magazine was public and the municipal Documentation Centre ( KDZ ) in terms of their attractiveness as a business location set number 35 of all Austrian municipalities. Since 2006, the municipal tax revenue grew by 133.9 %.
Traffic
- Public transport:
Traboch is located on the Schoberpass range of Rudolf web. The railway station in Traboch but was no longer operated by the Austrian Federal Railways in December 2006 and finally abandoned with the timetable change in 2008/2009. The place has since publicly reachable only by postal buses. The nearest train station is located approximately 4 kilometers from the railway junction Traboch St. Michael, where in addition to keep the regional trains also Intercity and Euro City trains on the lines from Graz to Linz, Salzburg and Innsbruck. Another major train station is around 13 km from Leoben station, where in addition the trains of the railway line Vienna -Klagenfurt can be achieved.
- Road Transport:
Traboch is located on the Schoberpass road B 113 Also located in the town is the starting point of the leading in Upper Austria Steyr Iron Road ( B115 ). In addition, the place has a connection point to the Phyrn motorway A 9
Culture and sights
Sport and Leisure
- Swimming:
As a recreational area for the surrounding communities, and the district capital of Leoben applies the location near the town Trabocher lake, in the 1960's artificial lake.
- Air Sports:
In the district Timmersdorf a particularly well-known in the art, powered by Alpine Sport Aviator Club Leoben airfield with ideal conditions is for the sport of soaring. The airport is one of the few Austrian courts, from which already Flights over 1000 miles and other record flights were started successfully.
The special geographical conditions, such as wide valleys with good outdoor landing facilities and single detached mountains, make it easy even novice pilots to get used to flying in the mountains. Also considered as a special feature that can be flown in Timmersdorf to almost all seasons "wave". Immediately after passage of cold fronts from the northwest are formed at the surrounding mountains often even at low wind speeds, waves that can occasionally already the middle of summer so bring, " diamond heights ", a height gain of at least 5000 m.