Sankt Aegyd am Neuwalde

Sankt Aegyd am Neuwalde spans across 184.64 square kilometers of land, with forests covering 87 percent of the municipal territory at an elevation of 588 meters.

The settlement's documented history begins in the Roman period when the area belonged to the province of Noricum, later receiving market town rights in 1444.

The municipality maintains both a Gothic parish church dedicated to Saint Aegidius and an Art Nouveau forest church, representing different architectural periods.

The municipal administration office at Kirchenplatz 2 provides services to residents, including disaster relief assistance programs and public transportation information.

The region contains multiple districts such as Kernhof, Lahnsattel, Mitterbach, Sankt Aegyd, and Ulreichsberg, each contributing to the municipality's diverse landscape.

GPS coordinates: 47.81558,15.51086

Latest update: March 10, 2025 04:59