Maichingen

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Maichingen is a district of Sindelfingen, with around 12,000 inhabitants.

  • 4.1 Natural Monuments
  • 5.1 educational institutions

Geography

Maichingen is located approximately three kilometers northwest of Sindelfingen.

Neighbouring places include: Magstadt ( north ), sheep Hausen ( west ) - now part of Weil der Stadt, Döffingen (southwest ) - now part of Grafenau and Darmsheim (southwest ) - today also district of Sindelfingen.

History

First traces of settlement in the area date from Maichingens the 4th millennium BC, when a Neolithic settlement in the area of ​​today's residential area " Sträuble - provost " existed. Around 4,000 years younger is a Roman estate in the area just this Stone Age settlement, dating from the second century AD. From Alemannic settlement activity reflects a dated to the 6th century series burial ground in the area of the old church. In the year 830, the nobleman gave Erlafried (see Counts of Calw ) the Hirsau goods in the territory of the later Maichingen.

The documentary first mention of the village dates from 1075th In a document of King Henry IV confirmed the Hirsau among other things, the goods in possession Maichingen, which then bore the name Mouchingen. Maichingen subsequently joined hands several times and was at times the Hirsau, the Count Palatine of Tübingen, the Lords of Maichingen and those of pipe. During the second half of the 14th century, the house Württemberg acquired the town. Maichingen was assigned to the upper office Böblingen. In 1850 Maichingen had 1129 Protestant and a Catholic inhabitants living in 147 major and 127 outbuildings and worked.

Recent History

1971 Maichingen was incorporated into Sindelfingen. Six years later, the completion of the garden indoor pool. In 1982, the school Unterrieden was inaugurated.

Traffic

The developed as a dual carriageway trunk road 464 leads west of the town in a north-south direction over Maichinger district. There is a connection point for the county road 1064th The nearby towns of Stuttgart, Sindelfingen, Grafenau and Magstadt are on state or county roads.

Maichingen is accessed by a number of bus lines of traffic and Tariff Association Stuttgart. Take lines 704, 715 and 716 is a direct connection to the bus station in Sindelfingen. In the rush hour individual routes on the 704 run on to Böblingen station on the Gäubahn Stuttgart- Singen ( Stuttgart S -Bahn line S1). Furthermore, there are connections with the line 745 to Magstadt, with the line 748 to the University of Stuttgart station (S1, S2, S3) and with the line 749 after Ostelsheim. In addition, still operate in Maichingen the bus lines 722 and N73. By Maichingen the ranks brook course Böblingen- Renningen, which was reactivated in 2010 as S60 for passenger runs. For this purpose, two new breakpoints - Maichingen and Maichingen North - built. The S-Bahn - operation between Böblingen and Maichingen was taken on June 14, 2010. The timetables of bus lines 704, 715, 716, 745, 748 and 749 are adapted to the schedule of the S-Bahn. The breakpoint Maichingen North went with completion of the entire construction of the S60 in the winter timetable 2012/2013 on December 9, 2012.

Culture and sights

Natural Monuments

  • Tall tree: a 22 m high -leaved lime with a trunk circumference of 5.17 m and a diameter of 1.65 m, which was planted around 1600 ( Geographical coordinates: 48 ° 43 ' 47 " N, 8 ° 56 ' 42" O48 .7297222222228.945 )

Economy and infrastructure

The small engine and power equipment manufacturer solo has its headquarters in Maichingen

Educational institutions

In Maichingen there is a primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule, the Johannes Widmann school. Immediately southeast of Maichingen, already at Sindelfingen district, is the high school Unterrieden.

Personalities

  • Johannes Widmann (* around 1444 in Maichingen, † December 31, 1524 in Pforzheim ). Physician to the Duke Eberhard the Bearded and Duke Ulrich of Württemberg. He worked as a doctor and university lecturer in Basel and as a professor and dean of the medical faculty in Tübingen.
  • Gottlieb Friedrich Wagner ( born November 3, 1744 Reusten in Ammertal, † 1839 in Maichingen ), schoolmaster in Maichingen ( 1796-1831 ), the first freely elected mayor in Maichingen ( 1818-1839 ), author of several plays in Swabian dialect.
  • Roland Emmerich ( born November 10, 1955 in Stuttgart- Obertürkheim ), German film producer, director and screenwriter. Raised in Maichingen. The final film of his studies at the University of Television and Film Munich, The Noah's Ark Principle, was filmed largely in an old factory in Maichingen.
  • Michael Klauss ( born April 20, 1987 in Sindelfingen ), German football player. Raised in Maichingen. Went up to the 2nd Bundesliga on May 14, 2012 in a relegation match against Karlsruher SC with the SSV Jahn Regensburg.

Photos

Widumhof, constructed in 1720,

Old parish in Maichingen

Relic of an electric power pylon at the corner Haulucke / Oberbrunnweg

Conversion of L 1188 on the ( built later ) B 464

The two poles of the branch 380kV/110kV-Leitung Oberjettingen powder things for the line to Sindelfingen

The then still located in building B 464

Hirsau Abbey Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund Stuttgart Stuttgart S-Bahn The Noah's Ark Principle
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