Description
With the property tax patent of 23. On 1 December 1817, Emperor Franz I laid new foundations for taxation. For example, the net income that could be generated from the land should now be used for all to the same extent as a basis for the state levies.
For this purpose, 8,141 folder sheets were digitally recorded and georeferenced.
In 34 cadastral communities, the missing archetypal folders were replaced by 102 indication sketches.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Braunau | JPG | Open resource | |
| Eferding | JPG | Open resource | |
| Freistadt | JPG | Open resource | |
| Gmunden | JPG | Open resource | |
| Grieskirchen | JPG | Open resource | |
| Kirchdorf | JPG | Open resource | |
| Linz-Stadt and Linz-Land | JPG | Open resource | |
| Perg | JPG | Open resource | |
| Ried | JPG | Open resource | |
| Rohrbach | JPG | Open resource | |
| Schärding | JPG | Open resource | |
| Steyr City and Steyr Land | JPG | Open resource | |
| Original driving environment | JPG | Open resource | |
| Vöcklabruck | JPG | Open resource | |
| Wels-Stadt and Wels-Land | JPG | Open resource |