Gmünd

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For the city in Germany, see Schwäbisch Gmünd.
For the town in Lower Austria, see Gmünd (Niederösterreich).
Main Street in Gmünd in winter
Main Street in Gmünd in winter

Gmünd is a town and municipality in Spittal an der Drau District, Carinthia, Austria. Gmünd has a famous Porsche museum, Porsche Automuseum Helmut Pfeifhofer, located on the site where Dr. Ferdinand Porsche began to build his cars after WWII. The Porsche factory moved to Zuffenhausen, Stuttgart in the early 1950's.

As of 2001, it has a population of 2,605.

[edit] Municipality breakdown

The municipality is divided into three parts for cadastral purposes: Gmünd, Kreuschlach and Landfrass. There are the following constituent villages (2001 pop. in parentheses):

  • Burgwiese (16)
  • Gmünd (1,547)
  • Grünleiten (15)
  • Karnerau (56)
  • Landfrass (216)
  • Moos (20)
  • Moostratte (94)
  • Oberbuch (27)
  • Oberkreuschlach (65)
  • Perau (98)
  • Platz (37)
  • Treffenboden (245)
  • Unterbuch (108)
  • Unterkreuschlach (61)

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Coordinates: 48°46′N, 14°59′E

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