Korneuburg
thumb|150px|Korneuburg - Catholic Church of Saint Egidius
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- Korneuburg
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- Municipality
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- Town hall of Korneuburg
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- Austria
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- Austria
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thumb|150px|Korneuburg - Catholic Church of Saint Egidius
Korneuburg (; Central Bavarian: Korneibuag) is a town in the Weinviertel region of the state of Lower Austria, famous for its typical white and red wines, such as Gruner Veltliner and Blauer Zweigelt. Situated on the Danube about 12 km northwest of Vienna, the town itself covers an area of 9.77 square km and, , boasts 13,805 inhabitants. It also serves as the administrative centre of the much larger municipal district of Korneuburg.
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