Falkenstein, Lower Austria
- Falkenstein, Lower Austria
Infobox Town AT
name=Falkenstein
name_local=
image_coa =
image_photo = Falkenstein 04.jpg
state = Lower Austria
regbzk =
district = Mistelbach
population =468
population_as_of = 2001
population_ref =
pop_dens =
area = 19.17
elevation = 302
lat_deg=48
lat_min=43
lat_hem=N
lon_deg=16
lon_min=35
lon_hem=E
postal_code = 2162
area_code =02554
mayor = Alfred Schuster
website = [http://www.falkenstein.gv.at www.falkenstein.gv.at]
Falkenstein is a town in the district of Mistelbach in the Austrian state of Lower Austria.
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