Neuötting
Neuoetting is a town in the Upper Bavarian district Altötting.
- 5.1 traffic
- 6.1 City Council
- 6.2 Town twinning
- 9.1 freeman
- Born in 9.2 Neuoetting
- 9.3 connected with Neuoetting
Geography
Geographical Location
It lies at the Inn, two kilometers north of the famous pilgrimage town of Altötting, about 70 km north of Salzburg, 80 km southwest of Passau and almost 100 km east of Munich.
Boroughs
The municipality has 36 officially named districts:
- Alzberg
- Alzgern
- Bemberg
- Brake Thal
- Erber
- Fading
- Gasteig
- Gießübel
- Holzmann
- Jaubing
- Kainz mountain
- Kohlstatt
- Kuhbauer
- Lehneck
- Lohner
- Maierhof
- Mittershausen
- Mitter fief
- Mittling
- Neuoetting
- Obereschelbach
- Ortfischer
- Pfaffenöd
- Riding man
- Riedergütl
- Roja
- Sankt Johann
- Schwepfing
- Sigl
- Sporneck
- Stockmann
- Stög
- Strass
- Untereschelbach
- Winkl
History
The place Oetting was first mentioned in the year 748 and was in the 9th century Carolingian royal palace. Place and the Palatinate were destroyed in an invasion of Hungary 907. The reconstruction took place in two locations: the rebuilt at one point settlement is now called Altötting, while today's Neuoetting developed at the same time on a well -defended mountain terrace above the Inn scale trading city.
The city could develop well Thanks to its convenient location at the junction of the road from Regensburg to Salzburg over the Inn. In the 13th century, the dukes of Bavaria Neuoetting chose a city of residence, they gave the place a city charter in 1321. Neuoetting also became the seat of a coin that existed from 1240 to 1486. The city earned beyond good at their staple right: salt merchant of Hallein and Reichenhall invited their goods here from Innschiff on cart icon to order to move on to Regensburg and Munich.
The staple right for salt and grain was lifted in 1649, which the economy and the growth of the town a blow from which Neuoetting never recovered. Other cities in the region overtook Neuoetting, which fell back to the status of a small town.
From 1906 to 1930 Neuoetting was joined by the steam tram Neuoetting - Altötting Altötting.
Cityscape
The historic townscape derives directly from the topography from: situated on a plateau with steep slopes, the ground plan of the old town follows the elongated, widened in the middle of town square where the ends of which is in each case a city gate ( Burghauser and Landshut gate). In the marketplace come from both sides of streets, some of which are separated by arches from the square. The architecture is characterized by the Inn -Salzach - style, which is also in the historic towns of neighboring cities such as Mühldorf and Tittmoning to encounter. The landmark of the town is the parish church of St. Nicholas, a large three-aisled hall church of the late Gothic period ( 1410-1492 ). Because of its unique location at the western end of the plateau it is visible from a distance.
Boroughs
Outside the center, are the suburbs of St. Sebastian, St. Anna and the fishing suburb. The east of the city situated towns of the former eingemeindeten on 1 July 1971 community Alzgern were areas of Neuoetting. These include Alzgern, Jaubing, Mittershausen, Mittling, Schwepfing and Untereschelbach.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
Neuoetting is B299 and B588 connected to the higher-level road network via the A94 motorway, junction No. 23 ( Neuoetting ), the Federal Roads.
Local roads provide the state roads in 2550 (formerly B 12) from Mühldorf, 2107 by Castle churches and over 2108 Emmerting to Burghausen.
In about 2 km away Eisenfelden the run of the SüdostBayernBahn Neuoetting station is on the railway line Mühldorf - Simbach.
Policy
City council
After the last municipal election on March 2, 2008, the City Council has 20 members. The turnout was 59.1 %. The choice was as follows:
Another member and chairman of the municipal council is the mayor.
Twinning
- Nová Včelnice, Czech Republic
Clubs
- The jugglers and marching band Neuoetting eV ( SPFZ ) was founded in 1960 and performs with the historical militia uniform of Neuoetting from 1820 since 1968.
- The carnival company Neuoetting eV was officially founded in 1975 as a registered association, the association has a much longer history.
- The volunteer fire department was the city Neuoetting eV was founded in 1860. It is the oldest volunteer fire department in the county.
- The TSV 1852 Neuoetting eV was founded in 1852 and is the largest sports club in the city.
Attractions
- The handsome late-Gothic parish church of St. Nicholas with its 78- meter tower was started in 1410 by Hans von Burghausen and only completed in 1623. 1878-1896 was held an extensive redesign to which the rib vault in the nave goes back while the vaults of the choir and side chapels dating from the medieval period. The interior is largely down to the neo-Gothic organ case of 1643.
- The late Gothic church of St. Anna addition was built in 1510 and consecrated in 1511. The former infirmary chapel contains a carving of St. Clan to 1515th
- The late Gothic church of Holy Spirit Hospital was built in 1500 at a chapel of 1423, which remained as a side chapel. The Rococo altar dates from the Landshut Dominican church.
- The park opened in 2006 and rail Neuoetting has a track length of 505 meters and a track width of 7 1/ 4 inches.
See also List of monuments in Neuoetting
Personalities
Freeman
→ Main article: List of honorary citizens of Neuoetting
Born in Neuoetting
- Anton Haug Eder ( b. 1953 ), writer
- Günther Rybarczyk ( b. 1951 ), football player, coach and functionary
- Hermann Wimmer ( b. 1936 ), politician
Connected with Neuoetting
- Karl Freiherr von Leoprechting (1818-1864), folklorist and genealogist, pulled 1854 Neuoetting and district council was here and Landwehr Major
- Max Halbe (1865-1944), writer; lived and died in Neuoetting
- Franz Ackermann ( b. 1963 ), painter, grew up in Neuoetting
- Stephan Mayer ( * 1973), politician
- Gerold Tandler (* 1936), politician