Wieselburg- St. Poelten area

• Population

  157.804

• Area

  1.078,81 km²

• Population Density

  146,27 people/km²

• (Austria)

  105,17 people/km²

• Topography

  Alpine foreland

• Federal State

  Lower Austria

• Area proportion

  12%

• Pop. proportion

  8%

• Municipalities

  41

• Wood

  23.34%

• Alps

  0.00%

• Rocks

  0.00%

• Fields, pastures

  62.10%

• Permanent crops

  0.11%

• Viniculture

  0.06

• Gardens

  3.60%

• Rivers, brooks

  1.26%

• Lakes, ponds

  0.22%

Wieselburg- St. Poelten area is an Austrian landscape, that is geographically part of the topography Alpine foreland and politically part of the federal state Lower Austria. Wieselburg- St. Poelten areahas a surface of 1078.81 km² and 157804 inhabitants.

• Asperhofen
• Haunoldstein
• Karlstetten
• Markersdorf Haindorf
• Neidling
• Ober Grafendorf
• Prinzersdorf
• Weinburg
• Böheimkirchen
• Gerersdorf
• Hafnerbach
• Kirchstetten
• Maria Anzbach
• Neulengbach
• Obritzberg Rust
• Pyhra
• St.Margarethen
• Wölbling
• St.Pölten
• Oberndorf
• Wieselburg
• Wieselburg Land
• Bergland
• Golling
• Hürm
• Kirnberg
• Krummnußbaum
• Loosdorf
• Melk
• Neumarkt
• Pöchlarn
• St.Leonhard
• Schollach
• Ybbs
• Bischofstetten
• Erlauf
• Kilb
• Mank
• Petzenkirchen
• Ruprechtshofen
• Zelking Matzleinsdorf

• Lower Austrian Limestone Alps
• Western Viennese Woods
• Eastern Viennese Woods
• Southern Wood Quarter
• Hague-Amstetten area
• Western Wine Quarter
• Herzogenburg, Tulln, Stockerau area