Innsbruck (AT)

Innsbruck is the capital city (132,493 inhabitants end 2017) of the federal state of Tyrol (Tirol) in western Austria. It is located in the Inn Valley at the junction with the Wipptal (Sill River). The following are the INNSBRUCK 9 boroughs with the 2011 population:

Innsbruck (inner city) (18.524), consisting of Oldtown (Altstadt), Dreiheiligen-Schlachthof, and Saggen Wilten (15.772), consisting of Mentlberg, Sieglanger, and Wilten West Pradl (30.890), consisting of Pradler-Saggen, Reichenau, and Tivoli Hötting (31.246), consisting of Höttinger Au, Hötting West, Sadrach, Allerheiligen, Kranebitten, and part of Hungerburg Mühlau (4.750), consisting of part of Hungerburg Amras (5.403), consisting of Roßau Arzl (10.293), consisting of Neuarzl and Olympisches Dorf Vill (535) Igls (2.204)

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Landmark of Innsbruck: Golden Roof Post Office opened: from around 1490 From 1966 with ZIP-Code (AT): 6020, 6063, 6072, 6080, 6161

Postmarks in Austria

Postal codes 6010–6080

Violet DC on the 1920 Deutschösterreich issue.

Railway postmark (from Brenner?) on 14 June 1924.

INNSBRUCK 1

Circle INNSBRUCK 1 in 1958

Circle INNSBRUCK 6020 in 1967

INNSBRUCK 2

Bridge INNSBRUCK 2 in 1946	Bridge INNSBRUCK 2 in 1948	Circle INNSBRUCK 2 in 1950
DC INNSBRUCK 2 in 1961	Circle INNSBRUCK 2 in 1962	Bridge INNSBRUCK 2 in 1962

INNSBRUCK 3

Bridge INNSBRUCK 3 in 1948

Slogan Postmarks

INNSBRUCK cr in 1973

Meter cancels

Meter cancel Innsbruck 1964

Meter cancel Innsbruck 1975

Cards and Covers

1928 Innsbruck to Sofia, Bulgaria

Postmarks in Austria-Hungary era (1867-1918)

Circle STADT in 1872.	DC STADT in 1897.	INNSBRUCK STADT in 1900
File:Innsbruck (AT) AH a.jpg Town	INNSBRUCK 2 (Station) in 1910	35h Franz Josef I. Innsbruck 27.VI.1911

Correspondenz Karten

2 kr CK from INNSBRUCK STADT (Town) to Belgium in 1882. Note the extra 3 kr.

2 kr CK from INNSBRUCK BAHNHOF (Station) to Belgium in 1882. Note the extra 3 kr. Klein image 372 (15 points).

Postmarks in Austrian Empire Tyrol province

The post office opened before 1850.

File:Innsbruck (AT) AE a.jpg Linear

Antiqua circle on the 1854 issue. Mueller type RS-f

Circle on the 1859 issue, with hour (8). Mueller type RS-fh

Circle JNNSBRUCK on the 1864 issue, with hour (X). Mueller type RS-fh.