Ebenthal


Ebenthal is a town in the district of Klagenfurt-Land in the Austrian state of Carinthia.

Geography

Ebenthal lies southeast of Klagenfurt. The Sattnitz Mountains stretch east and west and are a popular goal for outings. The Glan and the Gurk flow through the municipality and into the nearby Wörther Lake. The Glanfurt flows into the Glan near the middle of the municipality. The Radsberg forms the southern boundary of the municipality.
The nature reserve Höflein-Moor is in the municipality.

Population

According to the 2001 census 4.2% of the population are Carinthian Slovenes.
VillageNumber of people 1991Percent of Slovenes 1991Percent of Slovenes 1951
Kossiach/Kozje6031.7%21.3%
Kreuth/Rute9372.0%86.7%
Lipizach/Lipica5433.3%3.1%
Radsberg/Radiše8875.0%100%
Schwarz/Dvorec14312.6%29.4%
Tutzach/Tuce13431.3%69.4%
Werouzach/Verovce3560.0%100%
Kosasmojach/Kozasmoje350%95.0%
Moosberg/Kajže1435.7%75.0%
Berg/Rute pri Medgorjah9117.6%76.9%
Mieger/Medgorje20%33.3%
Hinterberg/Zagorje100%35.7%
Sabuatach/Zablate210%96.2%
Kohldorf/Vogle850%95.7%
Obermieger/Zg. Medgorje942.2%87.7%
Obitschach/Običe1391.4%91.3%
Haber/Gaber380%92.4%
Rottenstein/Podgrad1488.8%91.3%
Saager/Zagorje200%89.3%