Malsburg-Marzell
Malsburg- Marzell is a municipality in the district of Lörrach in Baden- Württemberg.
- 3.1 municipal
- 4.1 Youth Room terminus Malsburg
Geography
Geographical Location
The double municipality Malsburg- Marzell is located in the rear Kander Valley in the southwestern Black Forest. The municipality covers an altitude of 429 meters above mean sea level up to 1165 meters high, Blue (also Hochblauen ) and is home to more than 70 % covered by forests.
Within the area southeast of the Hochblauen is probably the highest castle place in Baden-Württemberg, castle Stockberg.
Neighboring communities
The municipality is bordered to the north by Badenweiler in the district of Breisgau in the Black Forest, on the east by the municipality Small meadow valley, on the south by rocks and to the west by the city Kandern and Schliengen.
Community structure
The community Malsburg- Marzell consists of the two former municipalities Malsburg and Marzell. For the former municipality Malsburg includes the villages Malsburg, Kaltenbach, Lütschenbach and bird Bach, Käsacker and part of the community courts. For the former municipality Marzell include the village Marzell and the houses " Friedrichsheim and Luisenheim ". In the territory of the former municipality Malsburg are merged into the courtyards villages Edensbach, Lausbühl and Aunt mill and the deserted village of Castle Hill.
History
Marzell was first mentioned in 1152, Malsburg in 1301. Oldest part, however, is Kaltenbach, which was already mentioned in 1095. Because of the local government reform established on 1 January 1974, the municipality Malsburg- Marzell from the previously independent municipalities Malsburg and Marzell.
Policy
Malsburg- Marzell forms with the city Kandern an Agreed administrative matters.
Parish council
The local elections of 7 June 2009 resulted in a turnout of 59.7 % to the following result:
Culture and sights
The highest elevation is the Hochblauen, 1165m, Mountain lookout tower. Near the village part bird Bach are the ruins Sausenburg.
In the district of Kaltenbach is the oldest church whose origins lie in the 11th or 12th century, the St Michael's Church. In Marzell is St. Martin's Church, whose first mention was in the 13th century, the building itself was built in the second half of the 17th century. Although the Catholic Church of the Assumption dates from the 1950s, fits stylistically but the older buildings on. In the western Teilort bird Bach St. Nicholas Church is from the 1770s.
Youth Room terminus Malsburg
In 1994, the young people in a small building outside Malsburg built with the active support of artisans in place at the community yard. This building should continue to accommodate the youth room. Several generations of young people have the name of the facility made famous: " Youth Room terminus Malsburg ". Regular parties are celebrated in the self-supporting youth room.