Kirchbichl, Administrative division in Kufstein District, Austria
Kirchbichl is a municipality in the Kufstein District of northern Austria, situated at an elevation of about 515 meters in the Tyrol region. The area spans between the towns of Kufstein and Wörgl and is organized into six distinct residential neighborhoods.
The municipality experienced substantial growth beginning in the 19th century and transformed from a small settlement into a modern community. Industrial development, particularly cement production, shaped both its economy and physical structure.
The cement industry forms the economic foundation of this Tyrolean municipality, which consists of six distinct residential areas within its boundaries.
The municipality is well positioned between the larger centers of Kufstein and Wörgl, making it easy to reach. Visitors will find local services and facilities that cover basic needs for a stay.
The municipality receives an annual precipitation of 1,135 millimeters, contributing to seasonal variations between heavy winter snowfall and moderate summer rainfall.
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