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St. Peter
8th city district of Graz
Tram stop St.Peter

Coordinates: 47°03′18″N 15°28′30″E / 47.055°N 15.475°E / 47.055; 15.475
Country	Austria
Province	Styria
Statutory city	Graz
Area
• Total	8.86 km² (3.42 sq mi)
Population (2024)
• Total	16,606
• Density	1,900/km² (4,900/sq mi)
Postal code	8010, 8041, 8042, 8051

St. Peter (German: [saŋkt ˈpeːtɐ]) is the 8th District of Graz, in Styria, Austria. Its area is 8.86 km². As of January 2024^[update], its population was 16,606.^[1] It was formed in 1938 from the villages of Messendorf [de], Neufeld, Peterstal and Petersbergen.

References

^ "Zahlen + Fakten: Bevölkerung, Bezirke, Wirtschaft, Geografie" [Facts + Figures: Population, Districts, Economy, Geography]. Stadtportal der Landeshauptstadt Graz (in German). Retrieved 2024-09-24.

v t e Districts of Graz
I. Innere Stadt II. St. Leonhard III. Geidorf IV. Lend V. Gries VI. Jakomini VII. Liebenau VIII. St. Peter IX. Waltendorf X. Ries XI. Mariatrost XII. Andritz XIII. Gösting XIV. Eggenberg XV. Wetzelsdorf XVI. Straßgang XVII. Puntigam

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