Markt Indersdorf
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Indian market is a market town located about 35 km northwest of Munich in the Bavarian district of Dachau, located on the Glonn. "Market " is part of the name of the municipality, with title it is called Market Market Indian village.
- 3.1 Traffic
- 3.2 schools
- 3.3 broadband
History
The place can look back on over 1000 years of history. Market Indian village was first mentioned in the year 972, the districts of Long Pettenbach and Glonn even in the years 773 and 774
The monastery of the Augustinian Canons, founded in 1120 has long been the economic and spiritual center of the area. Taken over in 1783 by Munich canons, religious of the Salesian Sisters and the Sisters of Mercy and the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising followed as the owner of the monastery.
In 1885 the name of the municipality was officially changed from Indian village in Indian market village.
In the former convent of the Sisters of Mercy, a children's home was established in 1938. Behind the convent walls, near the water tower, a " children's barracks " for infants of foreign laborers was built from the environment in 1944. In the barracks, which was similar to the barracks of the concentration camp of Dachau, from the appearance, lived primarily children of Soviet and Polish forced laborers, which usually caused by abuse. 32 of 63 children housed there died due to inadequate supply and malnutrition. On the so-called District Cemetery on Maroldstraße, since 1987 remember a cross and a memorial to the 32 children who lived only a few days or weeks in the barracks and were buried here.
Incorporations
Districts
Aberl, Ainhofen, Ainried, Albersbach, Arnzell, mountain, fire, Egler Ried, Eichhofen, Eichstock, Engelbrecht mill, Erl, Frauenhofen, grid Bach, Glonn, Grainhof, Gundacker village, Harreszell, Hartwigshausen, houses, Hirtlbach, Hörgenbach, Karpf Mayrhofen, Kattalaich, Small Schwabhausen, Monastery Indian village, Kreut, Long Pettenbach, Lanz Ried, Lochhausen market Indian village, Neuried, Neusreuth, Lower Roth, Oberainried, Upper Geiersberg, Obermoosmühl, Ottmarshart, Puch, Ried, Riedhof, Schoenberg, lowering shock, Siechhäusern, Stachusried, rod Ried, Strasbourg Bach, Tafern, deep laughter, Unterainried, sub Geiersberg, Untermoos mill car Ried, Weil, Wengen Hausen, Wester Holzhausen, Weyhern, wild moss, Woehr.
Coat of arms
The zigzag bar is from 1216 to about 1230 detectable in ducal seals Allodzeichen of Wittelsbach, which appears later in different colors in the coat of arms country house beautiful monasteries. It recalls that the 1783 repealed Augustinian Canons Indian village was founded around 1130 by Count Palatine Otto I and the 12th and 13th century was a favorite place of the grave Wittelsbach. The box colors silver and blue underline the close connection to the House of Wittelsbach. The lion with the tangled tails are the apocryphal coat of arms image of the local noble lords of Indian village ( Underdorf ); 1130 gave Otto von Indian village to be good " Undiesdorf " as the first Ausstattungsgut to the monastery. Both the zigzag beam and the two lions are also found in the Indersdorfer Provost coat of arms. The Village Indian village was granted market rights in 1882 and was the occasion of this act a market crest.
Coat Description: Split of silver and blue; right a red zigzag bar, left two averted, resist seeing, golden crowned, red reinforced golden lions with tails entwined.
Coat of leadership since: 1882; Legal basis: Presentation of the coat of arms by King Ludwig II; Evidence: Royal Resolution of April 23, 1882; Former municipalities with their own coat of arms: Long Pettenbach; Elements of family coat of arms: Wittelsbach, of Indian Village ( Underdorf )
Attractions
See also: list of architectural monuments in market Indian village
Market Indian village offers numerous hiking and biking trails that lead through the Glonntal and varied hilly landscape. In addition, numerous sports facilities, indoor and outdoor pools, markets, folk festival, the biggest carnival in Upper Bavaria and cozy beer gardens provide pleasure and relaxation.
Transport and Infrastructure
Traffic
The station market Indian village located in the district Karpf Mayrhofen. The railway line Dachau Altomuenster ( S-Bahn line A of the Munich S-Bahn ) has its single twin-track railway station here.
Train
Association of School Market Indian village, church Realschule Vincent de Paul High School Indian Village Market
Broadband
When expanding the fast internet, the community relies on future-proof fiber-optic connections to the home (FTTH ), the market town council has agreed to in June 2013 an the outstanding concept.