Deißlingen
Deißlingen is a municipality in Baden -Württemberg and belongs to the district of Rottweil.
- 2.1 religions
- 3.1 Mayor
- 3.2 municipal
- 3.3 Ortschaftsrat Lauffen
- 5.1 Economics
- 5.2 traffic
- 5.3 Public bodies
- 5.4 Education
Geography
Geographical location
Deißlingen is located on the upper reaches of the river Neckar, about seven kilometers from the district town of Rottweil in the region Schwarzwald-Baar -Heuberg. In the district of Deißlingen is also the state railway Trossingen.
Neighboring communities
The community Deißlingen bordered to the north Zimmern ob Rottweil Rottweil, on the east by Aldingen and Trossingen, both in the district of Tuttlingen, to the south of Villingen- Schwenningen and to the west by Dauchingen and Niedereschach, all three in the Schwarzwald- Baar-Kreis.
Larger cities within
- Rottweil
- Spaichingen
- Trossingen
- Villingen -Schwenningen
Expansion of the municipal district
Deißlingen has a district area of 3215 ha, of which 238 buildings and open areas, 1179 ha of agricultural land, 1450 hectares of forest and 269 ha traffic areas.
Community structure
The community Deißlingen consists of the parts of the municipality Deißlingen and Deißlingen - Lauffen. The community members are spatially identical to the previous communities Deißlingen and Lauffen ob Rottweil. The two parts form community residential districts within the meaning of Baden-Württemberg municipal code, the community part - Deißlingen Lauffen also forms a town within the meaning of Baden-Württemberg municipal code with private Ortschaftsrat and mayor and a local Administrator.
The municipal portion Deißlingen include the village Deißlingen, the hamlet back woods houses, the courtyards Langenfeld and Maienbühl and the living space Bundesbahnhof Trossingen. The municipal portion Deißlingen - Lauffen include the village Lauffen ob Rottweil, the hamlets of High Halden Halden and low, the homestead Lerchenbühl and the dwelling-place manhole house. In the hamlet of Deißlingen are the disposed castles brain Bach ( Hornbach ) and Neckar Stetten.
History
The parish of Deißlingen is one of the oldest in the former Upper Rottweil, first mentioned in 802 under the name Vila Tussenlinga. Even older are finds from the Roman period (for example Badanlage under the Catholic Church ) and the settlement by the Alamanni ( Graves 1930 and 1990 exposed ).
Later Deißlingen passed through donations and sale of ecclesiastical, monastic property in imperial city, rottweilerischen possession, from the end of the 18th century, it was able to solve the self-government itself. Subsequently, the village belonged to the upper Rottweil, the predecessor of the same county in which the upper office 1934 came up. In the course of district reform in 1973 Deißlingen was the newly formed Schwarzwald- Baar-Kreis associated with the county town of Villingen- Schwenningen, while Lauffen ob Rottweil remained with the district of Rottweil.
Lauffen ob Rottweil first written in 1248, coupled with a freight possession of the Cistercian monastery of Salem. More connected is the history Lauffens with the nearby monastery Rottenmünster, which had many possessions on the boundary Lauffen and to which it belonged administratively to the founding of Oberamt Rottweil. The name comes from the former waterfall of the river Neckar in place back (see waterfalls in Germany and running / Lauffen ).
The church today has been the Association of Municipalities Deißlingen (Schwarzwald -Baar -Kreis) and Lauffen ob Rottweil ( district of Rottweil ) re-formed on 1 January 1974. Here, the nucleus Deißlingen moved back to the district of Rottweil.
Religions
Deißlingen remained Roman Catholic after the Reformation. So there is still with St. Lawrence in the nucleus and with St. Georg in Lauffen two Catholic parishes. It was only due to the influx of displaced native Protestants after the Second World War, the proportion of evangelical believers, with St. Paul's Church were given their own church in 1957. The evangelical community is part of the church district of Tuttlingen the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg. In addition to making your move to Rottweil end of 2011, the New Apostolic Church was represented by a church in the village.
Policy
Mayor
To succeed Wolfgang Wesner (SPD ), who did not run, was elected on 7 December 2008, 79.12 percent of the valid votes Ralf Ulbrich, so far the main office manager in Bermatingen. On 1 March 2009 he took office.
Parish council
The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 introduced the following result:
Ortschaftsrat Lauffen
The last local elections resulted in the following distribution of seats:
Local Head is Cordula Warmbrunn.
Attractions
The village lies on the German Clock Route and the Neckar Valley Cycle, both of which lead past many sights. In Deißlinger Town Hall is located on permanent display a watch history museum.
Economy and infrastructure
Economy
The community has three major business areas: the industrial area width in the community part Deißlingen with direct connection to the B27, the industrial area Mittelhardt in the southernmost part of the district, which is located on the cross B27/A81, and the industrial area Lauffen in the same part of the municipality and also at the federal highway located.
During centuries, agriculture was the most important industry, the watch industry in Deißlingen and Lauffen was in the first half of the 20th century, as elsewhere in the region, significantly. After the gradual decline in the industry today have numerous small and medium-sized companies, even conditionally, located by the central location and good transport links. The largest employers are the company Schuler commodity GmbH, PHG Peter Hengstler GmbH ( Data Technology ), Menath Transporte GmbH (Spedition) and Knauf Gips KG ( plaster plants).
Traffic
Deißlingen is on State Road 27 ( Blankenburg ( Harz) - Lottstetten ) transport network is very well connected and the driveway Villingen -Schwenningen the Federal Highway 81.
In Deißlingen trains to the railway line Rottweil -Villingen. With the introduction of the 3 ring turn the place received the new breakpoint Deißlingen center. The original station of the Deutsche Bahn is no longer used. The municipal area Deißlingens is also the starting point of the Trossinger railway, Trossingen station.
The two parts of municipalities also located in the network of the city bus Rottweil.
Public institutions
- Since August 2004, the regional inland Customs Office is located in the industrial area Mittelhardt.
Education
Deißlingen has a primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule and full-day care, Lauffen a primary school with full-day care. In Deißlingen there are three kindergartens, one in Lauffen.