Gars

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Gars am Inn ( officially: Gars a.Inn ) is a market in the Upper Bavarian district Mühldorf and office of the Management Community Gars am Inn.

2.1 Amalgamations
2.2 Population development

4.1 monastery church
4.2 Redemptoristenkloster
4.3 Innwerk settlement

5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

Gars am Inn is located in Southeast Upper Bavaria in the foothills of the Alps in the river valley of the Inn about 13 km south-west of Waldkraiburg, 19 km north of Wasserburg, 8 km east of Hague, 58 km east of the city of Munich and 26 km from the district town of Mühldorf. Gars am Inn has a station on the railway line Rosenheim - Mühldorf, which is operated by the SüdostBayernBahn.

Scenic influential is the deep incision of the Inn Valley. This results mainly from the northern edge of delightful views of the Chiemgau and the Alps, for example, on the road to the monastery of Reichertsheim Au, overcome their serpentine to almost two kilometers more than 150 meters.

Community structure

The municipality Gars am Inn has 103 officially named districts:

Agg ( 83536 )
Aich ( 83536 )
Aign ( 83536 )
Au am Inn ( 83546 )
Babold ( 83536 )
Bachenöd ( 83536 )
Berg ( 83546 )
Bergholz ( 83536 )
Biburg ( 83546 )
Binstein ( 83536 )
Bobenstätt ( 83536 )
Brandstätt ( 83536 )
Doblmühle ( 83546 Au am Inn )
Dörfl ( 83536 )
Thorn hedges ( 83546 )
Eismannsstett ( 83536 )
Elbrechting ( 83546 )
Emeln ( 83536 )
Ensdorf ( 83546 )
Frimberg ( 83546 )
Gaisberg ( 83546 )
Gänsgerbl ( 83536 )
Gars am Inn ( 83536 )
Gars Station ( 83555 )
Gasteig ( 83536 )
Demolisher ( 83546 )

Gern ( 83536 )
Giggerlsöd ( 83536 )
Giglberg ( 83536 )
Glasberg ( 83536 )
Trench ( 83536 )
Grub ( 83536 )
Gsell mill ( 83536 )
Haas ( 83536 )
Haiden ( 83555 )
Hamberg ( 83536 )
Hampersberg ( 83536 )
Harpoint ( 83536 )
Haslöd ( 83536 )
Heuwinkl ( 83559 )
Hochstraß ( 83555 )
Farms ( 83536 )
Height of mountain ( 83536 )
Höllthal ( 83546 )
Lumber ( 83536 )
Hopfgarten ( 83546 )
Hörwart ( 83536 )
Hub ( 83536 )
Huttenstätt ( 83536 )
Kerschbaum ( 83536 )
Kronberg ( 83546 )
Krücklham ( 83559 )

Lengmoos ( 83536 )
Lohen ( 83559 )
Loher ( 83536 )
Mailham ( 83555 )
Maxau ( 83536 )
Mayrhof ( 83536 )
Mittergars ( 83559 )
Neuhausl (?)
Nickl the forelock ( 83536 )
Obereinöd ( 83546 )
Oberhartheim ( 83536 )
Oedenberg ( 83536 )
Easter Reit ( 83536 )
Penstätt ( 83536 )
Permanöd ( 83536 )
Point ( 83536 )
Reichgreißl ( 83536 )
Reichhut ( 83536 )
Reiser ( 83559 )
Rice Leite ( 83546 )
Reit ( 83536 )
Sachsenöd ( 83536 )
Sattlthambach ( 83546 )
Schachen ( 83546 )
Schafleiten ( 83536 )
Snails Unterbichl ( 83536 )

Schuster trench ( 83536 )
Stadel ( 83536 )
Stampfl ( 83546 )
Stanzl mill ( 83536 )
Stanzlöd ( 83536 )
Riding Star ( 83536 )
Steinau ( 83546 )
Steinbach ( 83546 Au am Inn )
Strasbourg ( 83536 )
Thal ( 83555 )
Tiefenweg ( 83546 )
Trescher Berg ( 83546 )
Untereinöd ( 83546 )
Under Hart ( 83536 )
Under Mödling ( 83546 )
Veitlipp ( 83536 )
Walterstätt ( 83536 )
Weingarten ( 83546 )
Wimm ( 83536 )
Winterberg ( 83546 )
Worth ( 83546 )
Wüstl ( 83536 )
Tents ( 83536 )
Zieglstadl ( 83536 )

In brackets the postal code is specified. All locations with zip code 83536 belong to the postal city 83536 Gars am Inn, the places with other zip code are handled by Deutsche Post as separate places, for example 83546 thorn hedges.

There are the districts Au am Inn, Gars am Inn, Klostergars, Lengmoos and Mittergars.

Neighboring communities

Hague
Reichertsheim
Aschau am Inn
Jettenbach
Unterreit
Soyen

History

The monastery was Gars by Duke Tassilo III. founded by Bavaria 768 as ' Cella Garoz '. Gars am Inn was under the rule of the country archbishopric of Salzburg and had been in the 12th century market rights. The place was a closed Hofmark in Etters. The high court was, however, the Electorate of Bavaria. 1803 the market came in the wake of secularization in Bavaria for later Kingdom of Bavaria. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community. see also Castle Megling

With the opening of the railway line Rosenheim - Mühldorf Gars received on May 1, 1876 following the railway network. While the place Gars north of the Inn is located, railway line and station originated south of the Inn. To the southeast, thus outside the village of Gars railway station was the district of " Gars railway station ".

2013, their 50 year partnership with the Austrian town of Gars am Kamp is officially sealed with a twinning.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1967, the market Gars (from March 9, 1956, the new community name for Stadel ) closed the Inn with the community Klostergars to the new market town of Gars am Inn together. This was merged with effect from 1 April 1971 with the communities Au am Inn, Lengmoos and Mittergars merged to Gars am Inn.

Population Development

Policy

Mayor is Norbert Lechner beam (CDU ).

Attractions

Abbey

The monastery church is a creation of the Grisons architect Giovanni Gaspare Zuccalli and Domenico Cristoforo Zuccalli and one of the earliest Baroque churches in Old Bavaria.

Redemptoristenkloster

1899 opened the Redemptorists in Gars a lnn a religious school. Father Kaspar Stangassinger was appointed at the age of 28 years and seminar director. But he was able to keep the students only begin school the retreat. A few days later he died of appendicitis. On April 24, 1988 he was beatified by Pope John Paul II.

Lived in Gars monastery and worked from 1871 until his death in 1930, the famous painter Max Schmalzl monk, who is also called the Bavarian Fra Angelico.

Innwerk settlement

1938/39, built in factory housing for company employees of Innwerks. Twelve small settlers points ( along the access road to the dam ). Virtually unchanged preserved ensemble Nazi Kleinsiedlungsbaues (For details: Innwerk settlement ).

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

There were 2010 in the field of Agriculture and Forestry 5, in the manufacturing sector and 230 in the trade and transport 117 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 386 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 1,286. In the manufacturing sector (as well as mining and quarrying and earth ) there were two establishments in the construction of ten companies.

In addition, in 2010 there were 100 farms with an agricultural area of 2,306 ha, of which 1,308 were hectares of arable land and 995 ha of permanent grassland.

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 2010/12 )

Children's House St. Antony: 133 kindergarten places (including 10 inclusive ) with 130 children with creche
Elementary schools: two ( primary and secondary school) with 31 teachers and 477 students
Secondary schools: grammar school Gars with 79 teachers and 902 students

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