Hilbersdorf
The Thuringian municipality Hilber village is in the district of Greiz and belongs to the administrative community Wünschendorf / Elster. It is located in the upper Wipsetal.
- 2.1 Population development
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Mayor
- 5.1 traffic
- 5.2 Established businesses
Geography
Geographical location
Hilber village is located in Ronneburger agricultural and mining area; north border the municipality at the renovated mining areas of Wismut. East of the community originates in the Wipse stops blinking, which flows through the town to the west and ends at Gera - Liebschwitz in the Weisse Elster. East of the municipality runs the regional watershed between the White Elster and splices. From Hilber village you can reach in a few minutes Gera, Weida or Ronneburg. None of the nearest towns is more than 10 km.
Neighboring communities
Adjacent communities are crouching, Linda b. Weida, Rücker village and town in the district of Ronneburg Greiz and the independent city of Gera. Gera is bordered only indirectly with the district Falka.
Community structure
Hilber village consists of the districts Hilbersdorf and Russdorf.
History
It is believed that the establishment and colonization by Mildenfurth monastery at Wünschendorf in the 12th century took place. The place Hilber village was divided for a long time in four different states. Even in the mid -19th century were 13 houses with 85 inhabitants of the duchy of Saxe-Altenburg, two houses with 15 inhabitants of the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar -Eisenach, three houses with 18 inhabitants to the principality of Reuss younger line and six houses with 36 inhabitants of the Kingdom of Saxony ( Ziegenhierdsches Ländchen ). After the Thuringian States 1920 aufgingen in Thuringia, in 1928 came the Saxon share Hilber village as part of an exchange area to Thuringia.
From 1952 to the church belonged to the district of Gera and the circle Gera country. In 1990, the Gera district went up in the state of Thuringia. In 1994, the districts were reorganized in Thuringia and Hilber village belongs to the district since Greiz.
Population Development
1933 lived in two districts later combined 246 and 1939, 221 inhabitants.
Development of the population ( as of 1994: Stand December 31 respectively ):
- 2000: 243
- 2001: 242
- 2002: 236
- 2003: 235
- 2004: 238
- 2005: 231
- 2006: 231
- 2007: 229
- 2008: 225
- 2009: 225
- 2010: 220
- 2011: 226
Policy
Parish council
After the local elections of 27 June 2004, a turnout of 73.3 %, the council was made up as follows:
- UWR - 2 seats ( 48.8 %)
- WH - 4 seats ( 51.2 %)
The municipal elections of 2009 brought with a voter turnout of 64.2 %, a nearly unchanged result:
- UWR - 2 seats (48.5%)
- WH - 4 seats (51.5%)
Mayor
In the mayoral election on June 12, 1994 Erhard villages received 76.8 % of the valid votes in the first ballot. He was confirmed in the election on 13 June 1999 with 93.9 % of the votes in the first ballot. In the election of 27 June 2004, there were no opposing candidates. The choice of 6 June 2010 yielded again the re-election with 90.1 % of votes.
Culture and sights
Despite the proximity to the slag heaps of bismuth mining delightful walks are possible along the Wipse towards Liebschwitz and north to Reuster mountain. European Route E3 or the EB- way and the Thüringenweg lead through the district Russdorf.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
The community is connected via the county road K 116 by Pohlen to Kauern. More local connecting roads lead from Hilber village after Wüst Hawk and Russdorf after Reust. On working days except Saturdays wrong bus number 219 Gera - Wünschendorf Linda Wolfersdorf - Seelingstädt RVG Regional traffic Gera / country. Since 1956, the railway line Seelingstädt - Schmirchau the bismuth - plant railway runs through the municipality, which until 1983 had one operationally necessary crossing station at Russdorf. The nearest access points to rail is located in Wünschendorf / Elster.
Established businesses
Main source of income in earlier years was agriculture. Meanwhile, 12 smaller companies or companies have established themselves in the town.