Ebenthal is a town in the district of Gänserndorf, in the Austrian state of Lower Austria. It lies in the northeastern part of the country, within the Weinviertel region that stretches toward the Czech and Slovak borders.
The municipality is one of the smaller settlements of the Gänserndorf district, a largely rural area of Lower Austria characterised by farmland, vineyards and open countryside. Like other communities in the district, it is administratively organised as a single municipality and is situated in the low-lying landscape of the Marchfeld plain and its surrounding hills.
Ebenthal shares its name with several other places in Austria and beyond, but this particular town is the one located in Lower Austria's Gänserndorf district. Detailed historical and demographic information about the community is limited, and it remains a quiet, lesser-known locality within the region.