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Donauland

Former wine-growing region in Austria, renamed Wagram at the beginning of 2008, which underwent several changes in the 15 years of its existence. In 1993, the Donauland-Carnuntum wine-growing region was separated and both parts became independent. In 1995, the Traisental district was separated from the Donauland wine-growing region and also became its own wine-growing region. The Donauland wine-growing region, which was reduced in size as a result, consisted of the separate sub-regions of Wagram (around 2,400 hectares, north of the Danube) and Klosterneuburg (around 350 hectares, south of the Danube). However, the name Donauland never really caught on.

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