Gänserndorf District

Gänserndorf District covers 1,272 square kilometers of land in northeastern Lower Austria, containing 44 municipalities with a population of 105,824 residents.

The district establishment occurred in 1901 during the administrative reforms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, creating a structured governmental system for local populations.

Each municipality within Gänserndorf District maintains local festivals and traditions, while the region demonstrates strong agricultural influences through its Marchfeld plain cultivation.

The district capital Gänserndorf connects to Vienna through the North railway line and federal highway 8, providing transportation for residents and visitors.

The district administration oversees 44 distinct municipalities, ranging from small villages to larger towns, each maintaining individual governmental functions under district supervision.

Location: Lower Austria

Capital city: Gänserndorf

Elevation above the sea: 173 m

Shares border with: Vienna, Mistelbach District, Bruck an der Leitha District, Korneuburg District, Senica District, Malacky District, Bratislava IV

Website: https://noel.gv.at/noe/Gaenserndorf/Bezirkshauptmannschaft_Gaenserndorf.html

GPS coordinates: 48.34100,16.71800

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:40