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Wikipedia: Feldkirch (district)
Bezirk Feldkirch
State Vorarlberg
Population 98,717 (2007)[1]
Area 278.26 km²
Number of
municipalities
24
NUTS code
Time Zone
• Summer DST
CET: UTC+1
CEST: UTC+2
Telephone prefix +43-
Car registration plate FK
Bezirk Feldkirch location map

The Bezirk Feldkirch is an administrative district (Bezirk) in Vorarlberg, Austria.

Area of the district is 278.26 km², population is 98,717 (2007), and population density 350 persons per km². Administrative center of the district is Feldkirch.

Historical populations
Year Pop.  %±
1869 23,279
1880 25,241 8.4%
1890 27,083 7.3%
1900 30,385 12.2%
1910 35,003 15.2%
1923 34,090 −2.6%
1934 37,580 10.2%
1939 38,142 1.5%
1951 45,427 19.1%
1961 54,520 20.0%
1971 70,329 29.0%
1981 78,007 10.9%
1991 86,278 10.6%
2001 93,600 8.5%
Source: Statistik Austria

Contents

Administrative divisions

The district is divided into 24 municipalities, one of them is a town, and three of them are market towns.

Towns

  1. Feldkirch (29,855)

Market towns

  1. Frastanz (6,308)
  2. Götzis (10,454)
  3. Rankweil (11,616)

Municipalities

  1. Altach (6,103)
  2. Düns (393)
  3. Dünserberg (142)
  4. Fraxern (652)
  5. Göfis (2,981)
  6. Klaus (3,021)
  7. Koblach (4,030)
  8. Laterns (731)
  9. Mäder (3,318)
  10. Meiningen (1,891)
  11. Röns (295)
  12. Röthis (1,919)
  13. Satteins (2,516)
  14. Schlins (2,234)
  15. Schnifis (729)
  16. Sulz (2,309)
  17. Übersaxen (596)
  18. Viktorsberg (388)
  19. Weiler (1,874)
  20. Zwischenwasser (3,153)

(population numbers as of January 1, 2006)

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