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Lower Austria SVG

The outline of Lower Austria as a vector graphic. Filled or outlined, any size, any colour, free and without signing up.

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Lower Austria outline as SVG
Lower Austria · state · SVG

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SizeFilledOutline
256 × 235 Download Download
512 × 469 Download Download
1024 × 939 Download Download
2048 × 1878 Download Download

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Facts

Lower Austria is stored as OSM relation 77189 and sits inside Austria. The SVG carries the complete outer boundary including islands; enclaves are cut out with fill-rule="evenodd" so they stay as holes.

OSM relationr77189
Admin level4
Bounding box14.4526, 47.4222, 17.0688, 49.0205

How to use the file

Embed it on your own site

<img src="https://grenzbild.weltsein.de/en/svg/lower-austria.svg?width=800&height=734&preset=web"
     alt="Lower Austria outline as SVG" width="800">

The snippet loads the graphic straight from grenzbild.weltsein.de.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Lower Austria SVG really free?

Yes. No account, no watermark, no download limit. The boundary data comes from OpenStreetMap under the Open Database License (ODbL), so credit OpenStreetMap when you publish the file.

What resolution do I get?

SVG is a vector format and stays sharp at any size. The 256 to 2048 pixel options only set the default dimensions written into the file; you can scale it freely afterwards.

How do I open an SVG file?

Any browser displays it. For editing use Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape (free) or Affinity Designer.

Can I change the colour and level of detail for Lower Austria?

Yes. The map editor lets you set fill and stroke colour, stroke width, background, size and simplification before you download.

Licence and source

The geometry comes from OpenStreetMap under the Open Database License. Use the SVG privately or commercially, modify it, pass it on; credit “© OpenStreetMap contributors”. The generated file itself is free and carries no watermark.

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