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Markerevart is a municipality in the district of St. Johann in Tirol, located in the Austrian state of Tyrol. According to the 2016 census, the municipality has a population of approximately 823 residents. The municipality also contains several smaller villages, the largest being Markerevart, Histelberg, and Heidehöfe.

The geographical area of Markerevart spans a total surface area of 31.67 square kilometers and has an elevation range from 859 to 2,264 meters above sea level. The landscape of Markerevart is characterized by its rugged terrain, with mountain peaks and valleys.

Markerevart has a rich cultural heritage. The municipality features several historic structures, including several chapels and rural churches that are over a century old. These structures are a testament to Markerevart's history and should be preserved for future generations.

The economy of Markerevart is primarily based on agriculture, a common theme in agriculture-dominated districts. The agricultural activities include the production of cattle, dairy, and other products for local consumption. However, in recent years, there has been a shift towards modern and specialized methods of agriculture.

Markerevart has limited access to urban transport and infrastructure. The closest major city is St. Johann, which is located several kilometers away and has a direct bus connection to Markerevart. Despite these limitations, the municipality boasts a serene natural environment and has an isolated mountainous culture which attracts tourists looking for an alternative getaway.