Austro-Bavarian (Boarisch) Northern Bavarian / North Bavarian (also known as Upper Palatinian / Oberpfälzisch) (spoken in Northern Bavaria or Upper Palatinate) West Northern Bavarian North Northern Bavarian North-West Northern Bavarian North-East Northern Bavarian (it was also spoken by part of the German Bohemians – Deutschböhmen, part of the "Sudeten Germans", a catch-all word for Ethnic Germans that lived in Bohemia, Moravia and Czech Silesia, western Czechoslovakia) South Northern Bavarian Transitional Northern-Central Bavarian (Northern Central Bavarian) South-Eastern Northern Bavarian / South-Eastern Upper Palatinate Northernmost Lower Bavarian Central Bavarian West Central Bavarian Lower Bavarian (spoken in Lower Bavaria) (it was also spoken by part of the German Bohemians – Deutschböhmen, part of the "Sudeten Germans", a catch-all word for Ethnic Germans that lived in Bohemia, Moravia and Czech Silesia, western Czechoslovakia) Rengschburgisch Regensburg dialect (in Regensburg, "Rengschburg" in Bavarian) Lower Inn Upper Bavarian (spoken in Upper Bavaria) Salzburg dialect (Salzburgisch) (spoken in Salzburg) West Bavarian (spoken in West Bavaria) Mingarisch (Munich dialect, spoken in Munich, "Minga" in Bavarian) Austrian Proper (Österreichisch) (East Central Bavarian Upper Austrian (spoken in Upper Austria) Lower Austrian (spoken in Lower Austria) (it was also spoken by part of the German Bohemians – Deutschböhmen and German Moravians – Deutschmährer, part of the "Sudeten Germans", a catch-all word for Ethnic Germans that lived in Bohemia, Moravia and Czech Silesia, western Czechoslovakia) Viennese German (Weanarisch, spoken in Vienna, "Wean" in Bavarian) South Central Bavarian Upper Isar-Loisach (includes Garmisch-Partenkirchen) Northeastern Tirolese South Salzburg State Styrian (Steirisch) (includes Graz) Heanzen / Burgenlandish (Burgenländisch) (spoken in Burgenland, formerly known as Heizenland, which was also the name of a short-lived republic – the Republic of Heizenland, the border region between Austria and Hungary was mostly ethnic Austrian German, part of the land of the West Hungary Germans – Westungarn Deutsche) Southern Bavarian Tirolean Eastern Tirolese diaspora dialect Old Hutterite German (extinct) Carinthian Balkanic Carinthian diaspora dialect Gottscheerish (Granish / Granisch, from the German word Krainisch – Carniola) (Gottscheerisch) (originally spoken by the Gottscheers or Gottschee Germans in the Gottschee enclave, a former majority German-speaking enclave in South Central Slovenia, today's Kočevsko, Municipality of Kočevje) North American Carinthian diaspora dialect/language Hutterite German (Hutterisch) (New Hutterite German is Carinthian German based and not Tirolean based like Old Hutterite German) (language of the Hutterite diaspora in the United States and Canada, they have their origins in Tirol and Carinthia, west and southern Austria) Mòcheno (Bersntolerisch / Bersntoler