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1819–1829

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The decade from 1819 to 1829 in Meran was characterized by natural events such as floods and arson, alongside economic activities related to viticulture and agricultural experiments. The reports also reflected a strong loyalty to the imperial house, highlighted by the visit of Crown Prince Archduke Ferdinand in 1823. Social life was further shaped by charitable measures, administrative developments, and intensive historical and linguistic research into the regional identity.

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23 October 1823·Der Bote für Tirol·1819–1829·5 tags

Devastating floods in South Tyrol in October 1823

A detailed report describes devastating floods in South Tyrol, the Adige Valley, and adjacent regions in October 1823. Persistent warm rains led to the overflowing of the Adige, Eisack, Rienza, and numerous mountain torrents, causing severe damage to roads, bridges, and cities such as Bozen, Trento, and Verona.

  • Eisack River
  • Adige River
  • Infrastructure damage
  • Natural disaster
  • Flood
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