Sankt Veit an der Glan

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Sankt Veit an der Glan
Coat of arms Location
Wappen or image_coa Map of Austria, position of Sankt Veit an der Glan highlighted
Administration
Country Flag of Austria Austria
State Carinthia
District Sankt Veit an der Glan
Mayor Gerhard Mock (SPÖ)
Basic statistics
Area 89.73 km² (34.6 sq mi)
Elevation 482 m  (1581 ft)
Population 13,033  (22/12/2007)
 - Density 145 /km² (376 /sq mi)
Other information
Time zone CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Postal code 9300
Area code 04212
Website www.stveit.carinthia.at

Coordinates: 46°46′″N 14°22′″E / Expression error: Unexpected / operator, Expression error: Unexpected / operator

Sankt Veit an der Glan (Slovenian: Šentvid) is the capital of the district of the same name.

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This town is a major point on the Glan River.

Sankt Veit consists of the following katastralgemeinden: Katastralgemeinden Galling, Hörzendorf, Niederdorf, Projern, Sankt Donat. It is further divided into the following districts, with population figures at right:

  • Affelsdorf (36)
  • Aich (12)
  • Altglandorf (105)
  • Arndorf (15)
  • Baardorf (12)
  • Baiersdorf (20)
  • Beintratten (16)
  • Blintendorf (16)
  • Dellach (44)
  • Draschelbach (4)
  • Eberdorf (10)
  • Galling (4)
  • Gersdorf (23)
  • Höffern (0)
  • Hörzendorf (371)
  • Holz (6)
  • Karlsberg (10)
  • Karnberg (45)
  • Laasdorf (7)
  • Lebmach (1)
  • Mairist (30)
  • Milbersdorf (18)
  • Muraunberg (65)
  • Niederdorf (13)
  • Pörtschach am Berg (30)
  • Pflugern (19)
  • Preilitz (17)
  • Projern (56)
  • Radweg (18)
  • Raggasaal (8)
  • Ritzendorf (12)
  • St. Andrä (17)
  • Sankt Donat (263)
  • Sankt Veit an der Glan (11.220)
  • Streimberg (5)
  • Tanzenberg (17)
  • Ulrichsberg (25)
  • Unterbergen (106)
  • Untermühlbach (100)
  • Unterwuhr (35)
  • Wainz (8)
  • Zwischenbergen (0)

As mentioned in a 1131 document, a church was located here in ancient times. It was capital of the Duchy of Carinthia until 1518. Its town hall dates from 1468 and its old ducal castle from the 15th to 16th century.

As of the 2001 census, it has a population of 12,045. Of that, 92.5% are Austrian, 2.3% are Yugoslav, and 2.2% are Bosnian. 74.0% of the population profess themselves to be Roman Catholic, 8.6% are Evangelist church and 4.3% are Muslims, while 10.2% are without religious confession.

The town council is made up of 31 members. They are of the following parties:

The mayor is Gerhard Mock (SPÖ).

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