Burgkirchen an der Alz

Burg an der Alz ( officially: Burgkirchen ad Alz ) is the largest community in the Upper Bavarian district of Altötting without city or market law.

• 2.1 Amalgamations

• 3.1 Coat of Arms
• 3.2 Partnerships and friendships

• 4.1 Media
• 4.2 recreation
• 4.3 Sports facilities
• 4.4 traffic
• 4.5 Economics

Geography

Geographical Location

Castle churches located on the Alz, about 9 km south Altöttings ( on Mörnbach ) and Neuoetting ( am Inn ) and 9 kilometers west of Burghausen ( Salzach at the ). The municipality is bordered to the west by Garching ad Alz; to the north by Unterneukirchen and Kastl; to the east by Emmerting, Mehring and Burghausen; to the south by St. Radegund (BR, Upper Austria, A) Tittmoning ( district of Traunstein ), Halsbach and Kirchweidach.

Community structure

The municipality Burg an der Alz 148 officially named districts:

• Achatz
• Achfeld
• Aich
• Aichelberglifte
• Aichlberg
• Aigen
• Aigner on Eschelberg
• Au
• Auberg
• Auwies
• Bach Maier
• Bach city
• Beiln
• Bergham
• Brandstätt
• Brake stall mill
• Briel
• Brodstrumm
• Bruck
• Book
• Buchhäusl
• Burg an der Alz
• Villages
• Eck
• Ecketsberg
• Edenlemoos
• Edhof
• Eglsee
• Engelberg
• Enhof
• Enstraß
• Erber
• Eschelberg
• Esterer
• Feichta
• Flöcking
• Forsthof

• Friedl
• Fox
• Streets
• Gasteig
• Gates
• Wittgendorf
• Glöckl
• Glöcklhof
• Göpperl
• Grave Reith
• Grasberg
• Grass material
• Grasset
• Grein mill
• Gries mill
• Griesstätt
• Reason
• Gufflham
• Gunzing
• Gweng
• Häuslmad
• Hecketstall
• Hermannbräu
• Hiebl
• Kingdom of Heaven
• Hinternberg
• Pastors
• High Austria
• Lumber
• Hölzl
• Höresham
• Mountain dog
• Irlhaid
• Kagern
• Kasleiten

• Box
• Kastenlemoos
• Kiern
• Kobl
• Kobler on Bach
• Kollmann
• Kollmann at the creek
• King Häusl
• Kothreit
• Kuglstadl
• Linner
• Lohner
• Lötschau
• Mad
• Magerl
• Maierhof
• Manglhard
• Margarethenberg
• Marrow
• Niederau
• Upper mountain
• Obermühl
• Oswald
• ötz
• Peterhof
• Pfaffing
• Pirach
• Plattenberg
• Posch
• Quick
• Rehdorf
• Empire Aich
• Reichhof
• Empire Strasbourg
• Riding
• Riedl
• Riplschuster

• Snails Unterbichl
• Schoenberg
• Schopperhaid
• Schralling
• Schreiner Bauer
• Schwarzenhub on Eschelberg
• Seefelden
• Seissl
• Sensmühl
• Sepphaid
• Minstrel
• Stadler
• Staindl
• Steinach
• Steinberg
• Stockmann
• Stölzl
• Strass
• Streuhof
• Thal
• Thalhausen
• Drinking mountain
• Unterberg
• Under Mark Hader
• Urfahrn
• Daybook
• Vorbuchner
• Weberau
• Wechselberg
• Widefield
• Wieshaid
• Will Hartberg
• Wimm
• Wimpasing
• Eyelash Sing
• Wolfstall
• Zäunach

History

The first mention of the church than 790 Pohkirch in a freight directory of the diocese of Salzburg. 1808 Castle Church was an independent municipality. 1871 the municipality had 291 inhabitants. Between 1916 and 1922 the Alz Canal was built.

1897 Castle Church was connected to the railway line Mühldorf -Burghausen.

The purely Farming 500 - strong village learned from 1939 with the construction of the chemical plant Wittgendorf, in 1941 its production operation, a fundamental structural change.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1969, a part of the then independent municipality Gufflham was incorporated. On January 1, 1970, the municipality Villages was added. On January 1, 1978 parts of the territory of the dissolved municipalities shepherds Raitenhaslach and Unterneukirchen as well as a branch of community Kastl were added.

Policy

Coat of arms

Blazon: Azure, a silver retort on a golden tripod, about horizontally suspended a golden scythe blade.

The emblem of the existing economic conditions in the community are represented. The coat of arms is so far out in the same or similar form by any other municipality in Bavaria. The scythe blade points to the previously exclusively agricultural character of the community. Even today there are some 150 peasant farms which dot the landscape in stately Vierseithöfen, in deserts or hamlets. The retort (factory Wittgendorf ) that secures the economic livelihood of the majority of the population and many commuters for the community since 1940 in the field bloomed important chemical industry.

Partnerships and friendships

Castle Churches maintains a partnership with

• Wingen -sur -Moder (Alsace, France), contacts since 1972, partnership agreement since 1977

Castle Church continues to maintain friendships with

• Kazincbarcika (Hungary ), contacts since 1990, Treaty of Friendship since 1998
• Sânnicolau Mare (German wholesale St. Nicholas; Hungarian Nagyszentmiklós ) ( Banat, Romania), contacts since 1989, Treaty of Friendship since 2004

The formal friendship treaties are equivalent to the partnership agreement with Wingen -sur -Moder.

Infrastructure

Media

Radio ISW emerged from a public company formation, in which everyone could participate. This ultimately led to a large pluralistic circle of around 30 different interests, which merged to form the " Inn -Salzach - wave GmbH". The folk high schools Alt- Neuoetting and Burghausen belong to it, as is the district education work Rottal -Inn- Salzach River and District Association Oberbayern the workers' welfare.

The first broadcast took place on June 6, 1988 from Burg an der Alz, coinciding with radio Mühldorf. Designed to produce optimal citizens concept of Radio ISW was quickly adopted by: back in 1991, took over Radio ISW the coverage area of radio Mühldorf. Opened in 1993, Radio ISW in Waldkraiburg in the "House of Clubs' a regional studio. Another milestone in 1998: the move to Castle Church Wittgendorf into its own broadcasting house. Radio ISW is a production of " Radio castle church Mühldorf GmbH". Since its launch Hans Hausner is the managing director.

The " Inn -Salzach - wave GmbH" since October 1, 1986 has been producing local television programs and is one of the pioneers of commercial television. It all started with monthly shipments, known as the " county camera " and limited to the region of the county Altötting. Later, the broadcast was done centrally on cable TV with a private studio in Schnaitsee for the southeast Bavarian counties Altötting, Mühldorf, Traunstein and Rosenheim. Today ISW TV via cable, Astra satellite and various other options is to receive coverage on RFO.

Recreation

As a "green lung " was created in 1975 the recreation area Halsbachtal. It extends between the town center and the village of Lumber. The nature trail and a playground are embedded here.

Sports facilities

• Ice rink " Celtic Hall " castle churches (closed)
• Alzstadion castle churches
• Outdoor pool castle churches
• Skate Place

Traffic

Castle churches located about 10 km south of the A 94 / B 12 Munich - Passau on state roads in 2107 and St St 2356th The B 20 Straubing- Freilassing crosses the southern municipality.

Castle churches located on the railway line Mühldorf -Burghausen. Hourly regional trains keep the SüdostBayernBahn At the stations Wittgendorf and castle churches.

The local traffic of Durchholzen after Wittgendorf with buses serving the company Brodschelm Mon-Sat as part of their line 142 from Burghausen to Altötting approximately every 2 hours ( only Monday-Friday, not a Sunday traffic ) as well as the company bus Wengler with a morning class couple. Regional buses of the two companies operate Monday - Friday to Tittmoning, Burghausen, Altötting, Neuoetting, Mühldorf, Garching and Emmerting.

Economy

The district Wittgendorf is one of the centers of the Bavarian Chemical Triangle. There is a large site of chemical plants. This is connected by an ethylene pipeline with Muenchsmuenster at Ingolstadt and on about Ludwigshafen / Rhine and Cologne with Amsterdam.

Attractions

• Mini Castle Churches is a city of in the context of the holiday program the town of Burg an der Alz. For a week, 120 children aged between 8 and 12 years of age are busy world of the Great playful experience. There are workshops (for example, carpentry, gardening, etc. ) in which the tinker children and free play money, so-called mini - Bukis deserve. Also, a bank, a post office and a church with the employment office and the registration office are available.
• Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist side. The late Gothic old parish church was consecrated in 1477 and 1763 in Baroque style by the architect FA Trostberger Mayr. The decor is baroque, the frescoes are by Martin Heigl. The old cemetery with the ossuary is located at the church.
• Catholic Parish Church of St. Pius X. The modern three-nave long building with an open roof structure was built in 1956 by architect Anton Recknagel.
• Evangelical Holy Trinity Church. It was built in 1961 by Munich architect and church builder Olaf Andreas Gulbransson ( 1916-1961 ).
• Called Gothic, Baroque style in the 18th century parish church in Margarethenberg, also called " Cathedral of Alztals ", has a high altarpiece and frescoes by Johann Baptist Zimmermann.
• The Planet, a reduced image of the solar system. The individual models are available in the size and spacing to scale (1:1 million). Every millimeter corresponds to 1000 km in space.
• Updraft, a festival of wind instruments, which will be held in the autumn every year since 2006. Besides celebrities, world-class always have local musicians and ensembles their appearance.
• The community center was opened in May 2005. The architects were Horst Biesterfeld and Manfred Brennecke. With its spacious hall and its conference rooms it offers a variety of meeting facilities and is home to music school, library, parent -child groups and gastronomy.
• Geotop Toteiskessel Villages; geoscientific value " significantly "

See also List of monuments in Burg an der Alz