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St. Sigmund im Sellrain is the hindmost and largest village in the Sellraintal. It is furthermore the highest settlement in the district of Innsbruck-Land with the lowest population. The village is divided into two parts, including Obertal (Kreuzlehn till Haggen) with the valleys of Gleirsch and Kraspes. Even though Untertal (Kniepiss - Praxmar - Lüsens) can only be reached from Gries im Sellrain, it forms a geographical unit with St. Sigmund from a historical point of view. St. Sigmund with its low population density was hit hard by devastating avalanches in 1817 and 1970. That was the reason why the hamlet of Alt-Peida was rebuilt around the parish church between 1971 and 1972 and is now called "Neu-Peida".

Tirol Atlas image No.°11716
en:St. Sigmund im Sellrain
Tirol Atlas image No.°4747
St. Sigmund im Sellrain
Tirol Atlas image No.°11718
en:Weiler Haggen (Gemeinde St. Sigmund i.S.) an der Einmündung des Kraspestales; im Hintergrund der Gaiskogel
Tirol Atlas image No.°11719
en:Weiler Haggen bei St. Sigmund im Sellrain
Tirol Atlas image No.°5936
St. Sigmund im Sellrain
Tirol Atlas image No.°5017
St. Sigmund im Sellrain, center
Tirol Atlas image No.°11717
en:St. Sigmund im Sellrain mit Mutenkogel
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Further links: Hazards Chronicle Tyrol, Weblink »St.Sigmund i.S.«, Weblink »Wikipedia«, tiroLexikon