Kleinmürbisch, Burgenland

Austria

District capital47.0330° N, 16.3245° E

Kleinmürbisch is a district capital in Burgenland, Austria. The recorded population is 226.

Population226

ProvinceBurgenland

Coordinates47.0330° N, 16.3245° E

CountryAustria

Rank in Austria#4,677 of 20,913

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About Kleinmürbisch

At coordinates 47.03° N, 16.32° E, Kleinmürbisch lies in the Northern Hemisphere. The city belongs to Burgenland in Austria.

Kleinmürbisch has 226 inhabitants, making it the #4,677 most populated locality in Austria out of 20,913 registered.

Cities in Burgenland

The Burgenland region of Austria is home to Kleinmürbisch and other cities such as Eisenstadt, Neusiedl am See, Mattersburg. Kleinmürbisch has 226 inhabitants.

Eisenstadt9,217 Neusiedl am See8,235 Mattersburg7,349 Oberwart7,288 Pinkafeld5,438 Parndorf4,689 Neudörfl4,564 Gols3,835 Grosspetersdorf3,531 Neufeld an der Leitha3,418

Nearby Cities

The area surrounding Kleinmürbisch includes 20 nearby cities and towns.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the population of Kleinmürbisch?

Kleinmürbisch has a population of 226. It ranks #4,677 in Austria by population.

What province or state is Kleinmürbisch in?

Kleinmürbisch is located in Burgenland, Austria.

Where is Kleinmürbisch located?

Kleinmürbisch is located at coordinates 47.03° N, 16.32° E in Burgenland, Austria.

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