In addition to the country, the Republic of Austria, the name Austria can refer to the following:

• The Latin name for Austria used poetically in German and for various applications in Austria such as:
  • The name of a 19th century national personification of Austria (Nationalallegorie Austria)
  • Two historical models of motorcycle and a historical model of automobile
  • Several models of Austrian locomotives
  • Bank Austria Creditanstalt Creditanstalt, a bank
  • LTU Austria, an airline
  • Austria Microsystems, a semiconductor manufacturer
  • United Telekom Austria, a telecommunications provider
  • Austria Metall AG, a holding company
  • FK Austria Wien, a soccer (football) club
  • SC Austria Lustenau, a soccer (football) club
  • SV Austria Salzburg, a former soccer (football) club
  • SK Austria Klagenfurt, a former soccer (football) club
  • A1 Team Austria, the Austrian team of A1 Grand Prix

• A number of former and current states or other political entities including:
  • The current Austrian federal state of Lower Austria
  • The current Austrian federal state of Upper Austria
  • The First Austrian Republic (1919–1934)
  • The Republic of German Austria (1918–1919)
  • Austria-Hungary (1867–1918)
  • The Austrian Empire (1804–1867)
  • The Habsburg Monarchy (1526–1804), often called Austria
  • The Archduchy of Austria, a constituent crown land and core region of Austria-Hungary, the Austrian Empire, and the Habsburg Monarchy
  • The Duchy and Margravate of Austria, the predecessors of the Archduchy of Austria

• The name of an asteroid, 136 Austria
• The name of a ship, SS Austria
• A U.S. politician, Steve Austria

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Note

Despite a similar spelling, the word Austria, derived from the German Ostarrîchi ("Eastern Realm"), is unrelated to Australia, derived from the Latin for "south." Document in which ostarrichi was first mentioned 996 (red circle) Ostarrîchi is an Old High German name found to the famous Ostarrîchi document of 996, where it refers to the Margraviate ruled by the Babenberg Count Henry I located mostly in what is today Lower Austria. ...

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