Maps of Austria

Maps are also available as part of the Wikimedia Atlas of the World project in the Atlas of Austria.

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Location of Austria within the European Union
Austria, Europe
Austria, Europe
Austria, seen from Space

Overviews[edit]

Austria, Overview Sketch
Map of Austria from CIA World Factbook
Location map for Austria

Physical Geography[edit]

Topographics
Satellite Image

See also:

Category:Mountain chains of Austria

Political Geography[edit]

Federal States (Bundesländer)[edit]

Österreich, Bundesländer
Austria, federal states
Wien
Vienna
Vorarlberg
Vorarlberg
Tirol
Tyrol
Steiermark
Styria
Salzburg
Salzburg
Oberösterreich
Upper Austria
Niederösterreich
Lower Austria
Kärnten
Carinthia
Burgenland
Burgenland
Nummeriert
Federal states, numbered

As Examples:

Salzburg, Schnee auf den Bergen
Salzburg, snowy mountains

See also:

„Maps of“-subcategories to Category:Maps of Austria

Regions[edit]

Flachgau (Bezirk Salzburg-Umgebung)

Historical Geography[edit]

Venus von Willendorf:
Palaeolithicum (Steinzeit), ca. 25000 AD
„Austria romana“: Reatia, Noricum, Pannonia
Roman Empire (Römisches Reich): , 120 AD
Ostarrîchi: Regnum Teutonicorum
Eastern Francia (Ostfrankenreich) 996
Regnum Austria: Sacrum Romanum Imperium
Holy Roman Empire (Heiliges Römisches Reich), ca. 1512, see Maps of the Holy Roman Empire
Casa d’Austria
House of Habsburg (Haus Habsburg), 1547
After the Thirty Years War (30jähriger Krieg), 1648
Österreich-Ungarn:
Austro-Hungarian Empire (Österreich-Ungarische Monarchie), 1914
Ostmark:
Anschluss into Greater Germany (Anschluss an Großdeutschland), 1938
Österreich:
Zones of occupation (Besatzungszonen), 1945
Neutral Austria during Cold war (Das neutrale Österreich im Kalten Krieg),

Maps of the history of Europe
BCE aC	Weichselian ice age (c. 113,000–9700) · Neolithic expansion (c. 7000–4500) · Middle Neolithic (c. 4500–4000) · Late Neolithic (c. 4000–3000) · Copper Age – Corded Ware culture (c. 2900–2350) · Copper Age – Bellbeaker culture (c. 2800–1800) · Early Bronze Age – Unetice culture (c. 2300–1600) · Late Bronze Age – Urnfield culture (c. 1300—750) · Migrations (c. 1000–100) · Hallstatt & La Tène cultures (c. 800–100) · Roman Republic (510–40) · 220 · 218 · 200 · 201–100 · 58 · 49 · 39 · 30 BCE–6 CE

CE dC	14 · 14–37 · 60 · 60 · 69 · 80 · Migrations 100–500 · 117 · 117 · 125 · Migrations 150–774 · Economy 180 · 271 · 293–305 · 337 · 395 · c. 395 · 400 · 400 · 450 · 457–61 · 476 · 480 · Franks 481–814 · Early Slavs 500–700 · 500 · 526 · 526–600 · Christianisation to 600 · c. 550 · 650 · Pontic Steppe 650 · 665 · 800 · Vikings 800–1050 · 814 · 843–70 · 850 · 900 · 912 · 998 · 1000 · 1000 · 1054 · 1092 · First Crusade 1095–99 · 1097 · 1135 · 1142 · 1147–49 · 1190 · 1190 · 1250 · c. 1250 · 1301-1400 · 1301-1400 · 1328 · 1345 · Black Plague 1347–51 · 1360 · 1400 · Trade routes c. 1400 · 1430 · 1470 · 1490 · 1492 · 1500 · 1519 · 1550 · 1560 · Religion 1560 · Religion 1600 · Religion 1618 · 1618–48 · 1648 · 1683 · 1700 · 1701 · 1708 · 1714 · 1721 · 1725–30 · 1739–1740 · 1740 · 1748–66 · 1783–1792 · 1787 · 1787 · 1789 · 1799 · 1812 · 1812 · 1812 · 1812 · 1813 · 1815 · 1815 · 1815 · 1818 · Ottoman Empire 1830–1923 · 1848–49 · 1861 · 1867 · 1871 · 1878 · 1890 · 1905 · 1911 · 1914 · 1914 · 1919 · 1919–29 · 1923 · 1929 · 1930 · 1940 · 1941–42 · 1942–45 · Cold War 1947–91 · 1950 · 1993–2006 · 2006 to date
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