Reisbach (Vils)
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Rice Bach is a market in the Lower Bavarian district of Dingolfing -Landau.
- 5.1 Amalgamations
- 6.1 Coat of Arms
- 6.2 community partnership
Geography
The place is in Vilstal about 13 kilometers southeast of the county town of Dingolfing.
Neighboring communities
The neighboring municipalities (clockwise ) are: Mamming, Landau an der Isar, Simbach ( near Landau ), Falkenberg ( Lower Bavaria ), Rimbach ( Lower Bavaria ), Gangkofen, Marklkofen and Gottfrieding
Community structure
The market rice Bach has 119 officially named parts of municipalities:
- Altersberg
- Altmannsöd
- Anterskofen
- Armöd
- Asbach
- Atzmannsberg
- Aufeld
- Bachham
- Bentlohn
- Mountain
- Hide
- Biberg
- Breitenhof
- Breitenloh
- Bruckmuhl
- Brunnhäusll
- Dingdorf
- Eden valley
- Eisenthal
- Elsberg
- Englmann mountain
- Erlach
- Eschbaum
- Failnbach
- Fellbach
- Gablkofen
- Geiersberg
- Geigenkofen
- Giebelsöd
- Giger Reuth
- Giglberg
- Gmeinhäusl
- Granitz
- Griesbach
- Gries corn
- Gröben
- Gruenbach
- Gschaid
- Partner churches
- Hain Gersdorf
- Hartspiert
- Hasenöd
- Hiendlsöd
- Behind Grub
- Behind Stetten
- High Durchholzen
- Höcking
- Courts
- Holzhausen
- Wood Häusln
- Wood cutting
- Hornach
- Hötzendorf
- Stroke
- Fief
- Lerchenberg
- Lindachstraße
- Lindberg
- Lodersöd
- Loitersdorf
- Ludersdorf
- Corn
- Mien Bach
- Moss Häusln
- Mills
- Nackenberg
- Neumühlestrasse
- Niedernhausen
- Lower rice Bach
- Obergries
- Obergünzkofen
- Oberhausen
- Oberkenading
- Upper Münchsdorf
- Oberndorf
- Upper bars
- Onatsberg
- ötz
- Painten
- Paßbrunn
- Perastorf
- Petzlsdorf
- Reichenöd
- Reisach
- Reisach Vils
- Rice Bach
- Reiseck
- Reith
- Riding wood
- Reitl
- Reuth
- Reed
- Scarlet
- Schmidlkofen
- Schmidöd
- Schornberg
- Schröttmoos
- Winner Bach
- Victory village
- Summer Mountain
- Sommerhausen
- Stieberg
- Stieberg
- Stockau
- Road cutting
- Taubenöd
- Thann
- Thannenmais
- Unterfailnbach
- Untergries
- Untergünzkofen
- Unterkenading
- Under Stuben
- Front Stetten
- Waid
- Watzendorf
- Wildprechting
- Wimbach
Districts
Rice creek divided community officially in eight districts. These correspond to the former municipalities and the districts today. The former municipalities Niedernhausen and Reith was divided and belongs only partially to the church today rice Bach ( subdistrict parts):
1) district Part 0 ( Part 1 district is one of Simbach near Landau ) 2) Part 1 district ( subdistrict Part 0 belongs to Marklkofen )
The eight official community districts are subdivided further into the actual districts such as villages, hamlets and wastes that are officially designated community parts mostly, 120 in number. These include Bachham and Failnbach partner churches in the district, and upper Hötzendorf Münchsdorf in the district of Oberhausen and Thannenmais in the district of Lower rice creek.
Niederschlag Hausen
The colonization of the area around Niedernhausen already took place in the Stone Age of the Isar Valley ago. First records of the town in the year 731 was since 1257 the parish and the parish church of St. Stephen, the the oldest building of the town is thus detected.
Since the local government reform, which came into force on 1 July 1972, was a thing of the greater part of the formerly independent municipality of the market town of rice creek. The rest was incorporated by Simbach near Landau.
District of Upper Münchsdorf
Upper Münchsdorf is colloquially called Minadorf. The village has about 150 inhabitants. Minadorf separates the two villages of Upper and Lower Hausen.
District Thannenmais
The colonization of Thannenmais was already at the time of the Thirty Years' War from Vilstal held forth.
Even the name suggests ( corn = deforested forest area) that it was a question of a dense forest area. As can be learned from traditions, the entire area was densely forested of the rice Bacher heights from the south. It was all in the possession of the Counts of Aham.
In the Thirty Years' War from 1618 to 1648 the Vilstaler fled with belongings after Thannenmais in the wood country, where they were safe in the impenetrable thick groves before the Swedish warriors.
The place Thannenmais belonged until 1971 to the municipality of low rice creek. On April 1, 1971, the municipality of low rice Bach was incorporated with Thannenmais in the course of municipal reform in the community rice creek.
On the outskirts of town Fellbach is the amusement park Bayern Park.
History
The market rice Bach belonged to Rentamt Landshut of the Electorate of Bavaria. Rice Bach had a market court magistrate own rights. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, was born with the congregation of 1818 the market. This was the smallest area municipality of the former district office Dingolfing. In 1978, the market has expanded considerably in the course of municipal reform in Bavaria.
Narrated but are also market two fires in 1659 and 1835, which caused serious damage. Until June 30, 1972 Rice Bach was a municipality in the district of Dingolfing. On 1 July 1972, she was assigned to the district Lower Isar, in 1973 the district of Dingolfing -Landau ie since 1 May. At the same date, two communities of the former county Landau low and Oberhausen were incorporated on the Isar.
Connection to the railway network had the congregation 1875-1969 over the train track Mühldorf - Pilsting and the train station in the district of Griesbach.
Incorporations
On 1 January 1973 20 inhabitants of rice creek, 126, on 1 April of the same year were reclassified according to Simbach. On January 1, 1981, a field with 28 other residents after Simbach was reclassified.
Policy
Occupation Moderate Mayor since 1974 Josef Steinberger (CSU ).
Coat of arms
The blazon is: " In five of silver and blue diagonally split main shield in red diagonally crossed a silver zipper hook and a silver bar with angled ends. "
Community partnership
Rice creek maintains a partnership with the homonymous village rice creek in the Saarland.
Attractions
→ List of monuments in rice Bach
- Parish Church of St. Michael and the Romanesque tower, the oldest part of the church, the rest of the church dates from the 14th/15th. Century.
- Around 1400 built pilgrimage church of St. Salvator ( Gothic) with rich rococo
- Drawn- market road
- The chapel newly built ( in the Romanesque style ) in the hunter road that can accommodate 16 visitors.
- The Bayern Park in the district Thannenmais
- The Chapel of St. Wolfsindis († 7th century ) on the eastern outskirts of rice Bach
- In 1993, a 5 m high and very heavy granite was erected in honor of Franz Josef Strauss
- The only Nibelungen grave in southern Germany
West of the town, the recreation area Vilsstausee.
Personalities
- Franz Ignaz von nerd (1758-1841); Provost and Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising, director of the Bavarian Coin Cabinet.
- Maximus von Imhof (1758-1815), an important Bavarian naturalist, significant pioneer of the natural sciences in Bavaria
- Franz Xaver Schwäbl (1778-1841), son of rice Bacher white baker Schwäbl Wolfgang, Bishop of Regensburg ( 1833-1841 )
- Einwanger Josef (* 1935), in the district Bachham, writer
- Erwin Huber ( born 1946 in rice Bach), politician, 1988-1994 Secretary General of the CSU, from September 2007 to October 2008 chairman of the party, from 1994 to 2008 Minister of State in Bavaria.
- Sepp Steinberger ( b. 1943 ), mayor of the municipality since May 1, 1974
- Henry Trapp, District Administrator of Dingolfing- Landau, record champion with Wim Thoelkes TV show " The Grand Prize " in 1977
Traffic
In the district there was the Griesbach Griesbach b station. Dingolfing on the railway line Mühldorf - Pilsting. The track is closed in this section.