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See also: town in Upper See also: Austria, 28 m
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S.E. of See also: Linz by See also: rail
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Pop
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(1900), 17,592
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It is situated at the confluence of the See also: Steyr with the See also: Enns, and on an See also: eminence rises the See also: castle of the princes of Lamberg, dating from the loth century
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The parish See also: church is in
See also: Gothic See also: style and was built in 1443–1522
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Steyr is the chief centre of the See also: steel and iron industry of Upper Austria
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The See also: rifle factory, founded in 1830 by Josef Werndl, is the largest in Austria, and since 1882 it has added the manufacture of bicycles and electrical plant
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It is the birthplace of the poet Alois Blumauer (1755–1798)
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Steyr was founded at the end of the loth century and was the capital of a countship, first belonging to Styria, but annexed to Austria in 1192
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