Inspire ATOM-Feed Service Almzentrum Tirol

In the Federal State of Tyrol there are around 2,600 alpine pastures, with a total area of approximately 6.000 km² covering over 47 % of Tyrol’s land area. There are a variety of ways that alpine pastures can be structured internally: An alpine pasture can have only one centre and no leger, it can consist of several layers, for example, can have two lower banks and two uprivers, and a leger may also have a main farm number. The following types of alpine pastures or alpine pasture functionalities have been eliminated: No laymen: These are alpine pastures that have only one alpine centre and do not have Leger. Niederleger(NL), Mittelleger (ML), Hochleger (HL), Galtviehleger (GAL), Schafleger (SCHL); During the location, the Alm building, the Almsiedlung or the Almdorf, which is regarded as an alpine centre, was recorded by means of a point location. If there are no alpine buildings, the centre of the main pasture area was located. The alpine centres are associated with the INSPIRE data topic of land use (Annex III).