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Alpine History 39 The Windows of Rechnitz, Bernstein and Meltern . 40 Introduction The Austro-Alpine Unit 40 The Geological History of Austria 12 The Northern Calcareous Alps 42 Stratigraphy and Faciès 43 The Austrian Part of the Bohemian Massiv . 15 Permian 43 15 The Moravian Zone Triassic 43 16 The Moldanubian Zone The Hauptdolomit Faciès 43 The Moldanubian Metamorphic Rocks in the The Dachstein Limestone Faciès . . 44 Waldviertel 16 46 The Hallstatt Faciès The Moldanubian Pluton 18 46 Jurassic 18 The Bavarian Zone Cretaceous-Palaeogene 47 19 The Post-Variscan Sedimentary Cover . . The Gosau Formation 47 Internal Structure 48 19 The Molasse Zone 49 20 Regional Description The Molasse Zone of Vorarlberg The Area between the Rhine Valley in the West Tertiary Beds of the Inn Valley in the Area of 21 and the Cross Valley of the Inn in the East . 49 Kufstein-Wörgl The Area from the Cross Valley of the Inn to The Molasse Zone between the Rivers Salzach and 21 the Weyrer Bögen 51 Inn and the Area of Amstetten 22 The Area from the Weyrer Bögen to the Vienna The Pre-Tertiary Basement 22 Basin 54 The Tertiary Basin Filling The Central Zone of the Eastern Alps . . 56 The Molasse Zone of the Area of St. Polten and 25 The Region West of the Tauern Window . 56 Tulln 27 The Region North of the Tauern Window . 59 The Molasse Zone North of the River Danube . 27 The Region South of the Tauern Window . 62 The Undisturbed Molasse Zone 28 The Region East of the Tauern Window . 64 The Waschberg Zone The Niedere Tauern Mountains and the Eisen- 28 erz Alps 64 The Helvetic Zone (Helvetikum) The Gurktal Alps, the Klagenfurt Basin, and The Penninic Zone 31 the Northern Karawanken 66 The Flysdi Zone 31 Eastern Carinthia and Central Styria . 69 . . . . 33 The Penninic Windows The Northeastern Part of the Central Zone of . . . . 33 The Window of Gargellen . the Eastern Alps 71 33 The Window of Unterengadin The Periadriatic Lineament 73 35 The Tauern Window . . . . . 35 The Southern Alps 73 Lithology and Stratigraphy Address of the authors: Geological Survey of Austria, Rasumofskygasse 23, A-1031 Vienna, Austria.page page Coal and Lignite 84 The Neogene Basins 74 Hydrocarbons 84 The Vienna Basin 74 Geothermal Energy 85 The Basement 76 Non-Metallic Mineral Deposits, Refractive and The Neogene Basin Filling 77 Industrial Minerals, and Raw Materials for Neogene Basins within the Southern and Eastern Construction Purposes 85 Parts of the Central Alps 80 The Styrian Basin . . . 80 The Austrian Parts of the Pannonian Basin . . 81 References 86 The Lavanttal Basin 81 The Klagenfurt Basin 81 List of Selected Books Dealing with the Regional Geo- Neogene Freshwater Sediments within the Alps . 81 logy of Austria 90 Short Outline of the Glacial History of the Eastern List of Selected Geoscientific Periodicals Issued in Alpine Realm 82 Austria 90 Mineral Deposits 82 Index 91 Ores 83 Foreword Introduction as well as the chapters on the Bohemian This Outline of the Geology of Austria was produ- Massif, on the Penninic Windows, and on the Central ced on the occasion of the 26th International Geologi- Zone of the Eastern Alps. cal Congress in Paris 1980. It is provided with a colou- red Geological Map of Austria in a scale of 1 : 1,500.000. The authors express their gratitude to I. DRAXLER, Previously published modern reviews of the geology of G. FUCHS, R. GRILL, M. HEINRICH, H. HÖLZER, Austrian regions available in English are either brief A. KRÖLL, G. MALECKI, R. OBERHAUSER, A. PAHR, (CH. EXNER, 1966) or dealing only with the Eastern Alps B. PLÖCHINGER, S. SCHARBERT, W. SCHNABEL, H. P. (E. CLAR, 1973) or with their central part (E. R. OX- SCHÖNLAUB, and F. STEININGER, for their valuable com- BURGH, 1968). ments, respectively for their permission to use not-yet The chapters dealing with the Molasse Zone, Tertiary published manuscripts. The English manuscripts has been Basins, Helvetic Zone, Flysch Zone, Northern Calcare- read by Mrs. A. PARTAN to whom we must give special thanks. The figures and tables have mainly been drawn ous Alps, Southern Alps, Pleistocene, and the Mineral by O. BINDER, S. LASCHENKO, K. UHER and I. ZACK, Deposits have been written by W. JANOSCHEK. to all of whom we are grateful for their careful work. A. MATURA has prepared the General Remarks and the General Remarks Austria covers an area of about 84 000 km- in the 3000 m. Eastwards the average height of mountains centre of Europe. It has an extension of about 550 km is gradually decreasing. in east-west direction and of about 300 km in north- Near Vienna the Danube cuts across the smooth south direction. The Eastern Alps and the Danube are spur of the mountain chain. Apart from small regions the most prominent features of the Austrian landscape. at the western and the northern border, the Austrian The Eastern Alps are part of a Tertiary mountain territory is entirely drained by the Danube and its belt, passing in a twisted course through the southern tributaries. Upstream, west of Vienna, the Danube part of Europe and continuing both into Africa and valley takes its course along wide low-lands between Asia. The major part of the Austrian territory is domi- the smooth northern outliers of the Alps in the south nated by the mountainous character of the Eastern and the well-wooded, moderate mountainous region Alps. They extend in a generally east-west direction and in the north (Mühlvierte, Books.

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Alpine History 39 The Windows of Rechnitz, Bernstein and Meltern . 40 Introduction The Austro-Alpine Unit 40 The Geological History of Austria 12 The Northern Calcareous Alps 42 Stratigraphy and Faciès 43 The Austrian Part of the Bohemian Massiv . 15 Permian 43 15 The Moravian Zone Triassic 43 16 The Moldanubian Zone The Hauptdolomit Faciès 43 The Moldanubian Metamorphic Rocks in the The Dachstein Limestone Faciès ... . 44 Waldviertel 16 46 The Hallstatt Faciès The Moldanubian Pluton 18 46 Jurassic 18 The Bavarian Zone Cretaceous-Palaeogene 47 19 The Post-Variscan Sedimentary Cover ... . The Gosau Formation 47 Internal Structure 48 19 The Molasse Zone 49 20 Regional Description The Molasse Zone of Vorarlberg The Area between the Rhine Valley in the West Tertiary Beds of the Inn Valley in the Area of 21 and the Cross Valley of the Inn in the East . 49 Kufstein-Wörgl The Area from the Cross Valley of the Inn to The Molasse Zone between the Rivers Salzach and 21 the Weyrer Bögen 51 Inn and the Area of Amstetten 22 The Area from the Weyrer Bögen to the Vienna The Pre-Tertiary Basement 22 Basin 54 The Tertiary Basin Filling The Central Zone of the Eastern Alps ... . 56 The Molasse Zone of the Area of St. Polten and 25 The Region West of the Tauern Window . 56 Tulln 27 The Region North of the Tauern Window . 59 The Molasse Zone North of the River Danube . 27 The Region South of the Tauern Window . 62 The Undisturbed Molasse Zone 28 The Region East of the Tauern Window . 64 The Waschberg Zone The Niedere Tauern Mountains and the Eisen- 28 erz Alps 64 The Helvetic Zone (Helvetikum) The Gurktal Alps, the Klagenfurt Basin, and The Penninic Zone 31 the Northern Karawanken 66 The Flysdi Zone 31 Eastern Carinthia and Central Styria . 69 . . . . 33 The Penninic Windows The Northeastern Part of the Central Zone of . . . . 33 The Window of Gargellen . the Eastern Alps 71 33 The Window of Unterengadin The Periadriatic Lineament 73 35 The Tauern Window . . . . . 35 The Southern Alps 73 Lithology and Stratigraphy Address of the authors: Geological Survey of Austria, Rasumofskygasse 23, A-1031 Vienna, Austria.page page Coal and Lignite 84 The Neogene Basins 74 Hydrocarbons 84 The Vienna Basin 74 Geothermal Energy 85 The Basement 76 Non-Metallic Mineral Deposits, Refractive and The Neogene Basin Filling 77 Industrial Minerals, and Raw Materials for Neogene Basins within the Southern and Eastern Construction Purposes 85 Parts of the Central Alps 80 The Styrian Basin ... . ... 80 The Austrian Parts of the Pannonian Basin . . 81 References 86 The Lavanttal Basin 81 The Klagenfurt Basin 81 List of Selected Books Dealing with the Regional Geo- Neogene Freshwater Sediments within the Alps . 81 logy of Austria 90 Short Outline of the Glacial History of the Eastern List of Selected Geoscientific Periodicals Issued in Alpine Realm 82 Austria 90 Mineral Deposits 82 Index 91 Ores 83 Foreword Introduction as well as the chapters on the Bohemian This Outline of the Geology of Austria was produ- Massif, on the Penninic Windows, and on the Central ced on the occasion of the 26th International Geologi- Zone of the Eastern Alps. cal Congress in Paris 1980. It is provided with a colou- red Geological Map of Austria in a scale of 1 : 1,500.000. The authors express their gratitude to I. DRAXLER, Previously published modern reviews of the geology of G. FUCHS, R. GRILL, M. HEINRICH, H. HÖLZER, Austrian regions available in English are either brief A. KRÖLL, G. MALECKI, R. OBERHAUSER, A. PAHR, (CH. EXNER, 1966) or dealing only with the Eastern Alps B. PLÖCHINGER, S. SCHARBERT, W. SCHNABEL, H. P. (E. CLAR, 1973) or with their central part (E. R. OX- SCHÖNLAUB, and F. STEININGER, for their valuable com- BURGH, 1968). ments, respectively for their permission to use not-yet The chapters dealing with the Molasse Zone, Tertiary published manuscripts. The English manuscripts has been Basins, Helvetic Zone, Flysch Zone, Northern Calcare- read by Mrs. A. PARTAN to whom we must give special thanks. The figures and tables have mainly been drawn ous Alps, Southern Alps, Pleistocene, and the Mineral by O. BINDER, S. LASCHENKO, K. UHER and I. 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The major part of the Austrian territory is domi- the smooth northern outliers of the Alps in the south nated by the mountainous character of the Eastern and the well-wooded, moderate mountainous region Alps. They extend in a generally east-west direction and in the north (Mühlviertel, Waldviertel). In this section represent the eastward continuation of the Swiss Alps. the Danube is mainly supplied by the rivers Inn, Salz- At their eastern end near Vienna the Eastern Alps swing ach and Enns from the northern flank of the Eastern north-eastwards and pass into the Carpathians. The Alps. Not far east of Vienna the Danube leaves Austrian highest regions in the central part of the Eastern Alps, territory. 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