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TheresianumterrasseTheresianum Terrace, a gravel terrace of the Danube in Vienna, named after the Theresianum academy, 168-175 m high, formed during the Riss stage of the Pleistocene glacial epoch, about 200,000 years ago. The rock terrace on which Klosterneuburg Abbey is built probably belongs to the same group of formations. Literature: H. Küpper, Vienna, 1968. References to other albums:
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