Facts & Figures about Salzburg


The area of the federal state Salzburg covers more than 7.000 km². 119 municipalities spread over six political districts.

With more than 13 km² the lake Wolfgang is the biggest lake, the highest mountain is the Großvenediger with 3.673 m sea level. In addition, there are other interesting data and figures regarding landscape, population and nature of the federal state Salzburg.

Federal State Salzburg

Area in km²

7.154,4

Share in Federal Territory in %

8,5

Length of National Border in km

174

Political Districts

6

Cities with their own Statute

1

Rural Districts

5

Municipalities

119

Townships (Corporate towns)

10

Communities

25

Residents with Principal Residence

City (Status 01/01/2005)

150.269

Province (Annual average 2003)

521.238

Lakes with an area of more than 2 km²

Area in km²

Wolfgang- or Abersee

13,5

Wallersee

6,4

Obertrumer See

4,9

Zeller See

4,7

Mattsee = Niedertrumer See

3,6

Fuschlsee

2,7

Rivers with a length of more than 20 km
(within the Federal State Salzburg)


Length in km

Salzach

212

Saalach

83

Mur

48

Lammer

40

Gasteiner Ache

35

Große Arl

30

Königseeache

30

Enns

28

Fritzbach

28

Fischach

24

Alpine Passages (traffic routes)

Sea level in m

Großglocknerstraße, Hochtor (Salzburg, Carinthia)

2.505

Radstädter Tauern (Salzburg)

1.739

Felbertauernstraße (Salzburg, Tyrol)

1.652

Katschberg (Salzburg, Carinthia)

1.641

Gerlos Paß (Salzburg, Tyrol)

1.507

Paß Thurn (Salzburg, Tyrol)

1.274

Mountains with a sea level of more than 3.000 m

Sea level in m

Großvenediger

3.673

Großes Wiesbachhorn

3.564

Dreiherrnspitze

3.499

Hoher Tenn

3.368

Großer Geiger

3.360

Hohe Riffl

3.338

Reichenspitz

3.303

Hocharn

3.254

Ankogel

3.246

Kitzsteinhorn

3.203

Hochsonnblick

3.105

Granatspitz

3.086

Großer Hafner

3.076

Wildkarspitz

3.073