Sankt Andrä () is a town in the district of
Wolfsberg in
Carinthia
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in
Austria
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. It is named after
Saint Andrew
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.
Landmarks
The main church is
Saint Andrew's Church, until 1859 a
cathedral
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and the bishop's seat of the
Diocese of Lavant.
Population
References
External links
Pictures of St. Andrä
Cities and towns in Wolfsberg District
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