Korneuburg District facts for kids

Korneuburg is an administrative district in Lower Austria, a state in Austria. Think of a district as a local government area. It helps manage different towns and villages. The main town, or administrative center, of this district is also called Korneuburg.

What is the Korneuburg District?

The Korneuburg District is a part of Lower Austria, one of the nine states in Austria. It is located north of the capital city, Vienna. This district is home to many communities, from small villages to larger towns. It covers an area of about 662 square kilometers. That's roughly the size of 66,200 football fields!

Where is Korneuburg Located?

The district is in the northeastern part of Austria. It sits close to the Danube River, which is one of Europe's longest rivers. Being near the Danube means the area often has fertile land. It also has good connections to other parts of Austria. The district is known for its mix of natural beauty and developed areas.

People and Population

As of January 2016, about 88,599 people lived in the Korneuburg District. This number shows how many people call this area home. The population density tells us how many people live in each square kilometer. This helps us understand how crowded or spread out the area is.

Towns and Villages in Korneuburg

The Korneuburg District is made up of 20 different communities. These communities include towns and smaller villages. Each one has its own unique character and history. The district government helps these communities work together.

Here are some of the communities you can find in the Korneuburg District:

• Bisamberg: This community includes Bisamberg and Klein-Engersdorf.
• Enzersfeld: Here you'll find Enzersfeld and Königsbrunn.
• Ernstbrunn: A larger community with many villages like Au, Dörfles, and Ernstbrunn itself.
• Gerasdorf bei Wien: This town is close to Vienna. It includes Gerasdorf, Föhrenhain, and Kapellerfeld.
• Großmugl: Known for its quiet villages like Füllersdorf and Großmugl.
• Großrußbach: This community has villages such as Hipples and Karnabrunn.
• Hagenbrunn: Includes Flandorf and Hagenbrunn.
• Harmannsdorf: A community with villages like Hetzmannsdorf and Obergänserndorf.
• Hausleiten: This area includes Gaisruck, Goldgeben, and Hausleiten.
• Korneuburg: The main town and administrative center of the district.
• Langenzersdorf: Another important community in the district.
• Leitzersdorf: Includes Hatzenbach and Leitzersdorf.
• Leobendorf: This community has Leobendorf, Oberrohrbach, and Tresdorf.
• Niederhollabrunn: Includes Bruderndorf and Niederhollabrunn.
• Rußbach: Features Niederrußbach and Oberrußbach.
• Sierndorf: A community with many villages like Höbersdorf and Sierndorf.
• Spillern: A smaller, distinct community.
• Stetteldorf am Wagram: Includes Eggendorf am Wagram and Stetteldorf am Wagram.
• Stetten: A community with its own unique identity.
• Stockerau: One of the largest towns in the district, including Oberzögersdorf and Stockerau.