Elsbethen

Elsbethen is a municipality in the Salzburg province within the district of Salzburg-Umgebung in Austria with 5452 inhabitants. The Gypsy Hole, a huge semi-cave close to the Salzach, contained essential finds from the Mesolithic to the La Tene period. In 930 Elsbethen became first cited as Campanuaua. Camp Marcus W. Orr, also misleadingly known as the Glasenbach camp, became an Austrian internment camp established through the USA Army. It turned into not in Glasenbach, but left financial institution of the Salzach inside the south of the metropolis of Salzburg. In the route of denazification and reeducation,

members of National Socialist corporations and alleged conflict criminals had been put beneath arrest at Camp Marcus W. Orr after the Second World War. The coat of fingers of the municipality is: A crimson gold break up sign, in it two collectively became, shade stressed half ibex. The sports activities complicated Elsbethen has a soccer discipline, three tennis courts, a beach volleyball court and an asphalt runway for stick capturing.