Rippach

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Location of Rippach in Lützen

Rippach is a district of the town Lützen in Burgenland district, in Saxony -Anhalt.

• 4.1 traffic
• 4.2 associations

Geography

Geographical Location

Rippach located between Leipzig and Weissenfels.

As districts of the former municipality were reported:

• Rippach
• Great Göhren
• Small Göhren
• Pörsten

History

On May 1, 1813 prior to the Battle of Großgörschen, the French commander Marshal Jean -Baptiste Bessières fell in Rippach at a Rekognoszierungsritt.

On January 1, 2010, the formerly independent communities Rippach, Muschwitz, Poserna, Großgörschen and Starsiedel merged with the city of Lützen Lützen to the new city.

Culture and sights

• Romanesque church in the United Göhren with late Gothic choir
• Romanesque church in Pörsten with choir tower

Church in Größgöhren

Church in Pörsten

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

West of the church, the Federal Highway 9 and north of the federal highway 38 runs The motorway Rippachtal ( opening in November 1997) located in the northwestern part of the municipality. Motorway to the municipality there are no more, the next driveways are Weissenfels (A9, port 20) Bad Duerrenberg / Lützen (A9, port 18 ) and Lützen -south (A 38, port 28 ).

Directly by the municipality runs the reclassified between Weissenfels and Lutzen to the L 188 state road 87 between the hamlets Pörsten and Rippach the K branches in 2196 from the district Pörsten Station. It crosses later, the L 189 and flows Hohenmolsen in the B 176 in the district Rippach the K branches from 2190. It passes through the districts of large and small Göhren Göhren. Later she meets in Starsiedel on the L 189

The railway line Großkorbetha - Deuben about Pörsten and Hohenmolsen since 1999 without a passenger. It is still used for the transport of coal from the coal mining area of Profen Wählitz at Hohenmolsen after Korbetha for the power plant Schkopau. The railway Leipzig- Plagwitz - Pörsten about Lützen since 1998 decommissioned (last departure on May 23, 1998), and was dismantled after the statutory waiting period in 2005. The municipal area is still the incision site for large Göhren to the viaduct, the viaduct over the Rippach (completed in January 1898) and the subsequent railway embankment to the disused railway station Pörsten available.

The current flowing through the village Bach Rippach has no significance as a transportation route, but gave the valley and thus the interchange his name.

Clubs

In Rippach there is also a traditional club, the gun club Rippachtal eV (40 active members ).