St. Pölten
(St. Pölten · 장크트푈텐 · Sankt Pölten (oraș))District (Bezirk) · Administrative level 6 · Lower Austria
Main town: Sankt Pölten
Cities & Towns
Showing top 30 of 49 placesThe district of St. Pölten spans 108 km², with Sankt Pölten as its main town. Its estimated population of 90 054 gives a density of 830 /km² Hover over municipalities on the map to explore the district.
... and 19 more places in St. Pölten
Maps & Downloads
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St. Pölten district map with municipality boundaries, Austria
District outline with municipality boundaries
Niederösterreich federal state map with St. Pölten district highlighted, Austria
District highlighted in its canton context
Postcodes
7 postcode areasThe district of St. Pölten is served by 7 postcode areas covering roughly 1 497 km² with a total of 208 078 mapped buildings. Postcodes in St. Pölten begin with the digit 3 (i.e.), placing the district in this Swiss postal zone. The most built-up postcode is 3100 (St. Pölten), with approximately 9 168 buildings. The map colours each postcode area by its numerical code, with lower codes in blue/purple and higher codes in orange.
| # | Code | Name | Buildings | Population | Area km² | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | St. Pölten | 9 168 | 45 644 | 55.31 | View → | |
| 2 | St. Georgen am Steinfelde | 1 254 | 11 644 | 15.95 | View → | |
| 3 | Viehofen | 1 030 | 4 389 | 7.81 | View → | |
| 4 | Prinzersdorf | 995 | 10 436 | 18.71 | View → | |
| 5 | Pottenbrunn | 860 | 10 734 | 17.96 | View → | |
| 6 | Harland | 711 | 5 641 | 7.98 | View → | |
| 7 | Unterradlberg | 445 | 3 662 | 5.4 | View → |
St. Pölten has 624 mapped postal facilities: 100 post offices, 286 post boxes, 238 parcel lockers. Swiss Post (Die Schweizerische Post) runs a dense network of branches and automated MyPost 24 parcel lockers across the district.
Transport
22 lines · 129 routesClick any route on the map to see details.
St. Pölten's public transport network covers 2734.4 km across 22 lines and 129 routes, operated by 9 operators.
Full transport detailsHeraldry
Coat of ArmsThe official heraldic symbols of St. Pölten district. Images are sourced from Wikimedia Commons and can be downloaded in SVG and PNG formats.
Frequently Asked Questions about St. Pölten
Quick answersWhat is the main town of St. Pölten district?
The main town of St. Pölten district is Sankt Pölten, with a population of about 59,767 residents.
Which federal state does St. Pölten belong to?
St. Pölten is a district in Lower Austria, one of the 9 federal states of Austria.
Is St. Pölten a district or a city?
St. Pölten is a district (Bezirk) in Lower Austria federal state in Austria. Districts sit between the federal state level and the municipality (Gemeinde) level, serving administrative, legal, and statistical purposes. The main town of St. Pölten district is Sankt Pölten.
What is the population of St. Pölten?
St. Pölten district has a population of about 90 054 residents, giving a population density of 830 people per km².
How large is St. Pölten district?
St. Pölten covers a total area of 108 km² (about 42 square miles).
What postal codes are used in St. Pölten?
St. Pölten has 7 postcode areas. Austrian postcodes are 4-digit numbers; codes here typically start with 3.
How many buildings are in St. Pölten?
According to OpenStreetMap data, St. Pölten district has 23 873 mapped buildings, a density of 220 buildings per km².