Schöllnach

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Schoellnach is a market in the east of the Lower Bavarian district of Deggendorf and office of the Management Community Schoellnach. Schoellnach is a nationally recognized resort.

  • 2.1 Amalgamations
  • 3.1 Mayor
  • 3.2 Market council
  • 3.3 Coat of Arms
  • 4.1 Structures
  • 5.1 Public bodies
  • 5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

The market Schoellnach is located in Bavarian Forest nature park at the foot of the 1016 meter high Brotjacklriegel in the territory of the so-called sun forest. Through the community's Kleine Ohe, which belongs to the Danube river basin flows.

Community structure

The area of the market includes not only the villages Taiding and Riggerding further 59 parts of municipalities.

History

The village was first mentioned in 865 in a document of the monastery Niederaltaich. Herein king Louis the German confirmed to the monastery possession of Scellinaha. The name is likely a combination of the Old High German " scellan " ( sound, noise) and " aha " (water, stream) represent. In the 12th century it was Schelnahe, in the 13th century Schellenach, early 14th century Schellnachkirchen, then Schellnach and finally Schoellnach.

It came off in 1306 as a prince's knight fief into possession of the Bavarian dukes and had probably from 1311 the status of a Hofmark. Their owners were the Puchberger since 1375 Rüd, then in 1429 the Kafringer, the woman Berger and from 1445 Reutorner. Among the latter, the Ansässigmachung of craftsmen and day laborers were allowed to develop land in the course 1445-1662. 1523 Johannes Aventinus Schölnach drew a map on the first Bavarian. 1635 the parish Schoellnach was built. 1649, 600 people fell victim to the plague.

1719-1774 practiced the Barons of Vieregg dominion over Schoellnach from. Among them Schoellnach received on the occasion of the destruction of the seat flatback with Schoenberg in 1739, an increase of more than 50 goods. Recently laid the Baron of purlins with Birket (1790) and Lehenreut (1793) " colonies ". 1808 included the rule Schoellnach 155 subjects. Land belonged predominantly to the Schlossökononie.

Created in 1818 the municipality Schoellnach. Only with the end of the knight fief 1833 changed ownership. The inhabitants of the village and domination of the colonies could enlarge their possessions and establish themselves economically.

On July 31, 1914 was celebrated at the Gasthof zur Post, the opening of the route part Hengersberg - Eging, where Schoellnach got a station on the new railway line to Deggendorf. The telegraphic message from the general mobilization ended the festival.

In 1954, the new parish church was built in 1958 and the new school house. In 1966, the survey of the village followed to market by Bavarian municipal law. 1970-1972 created the secondary school and the secondary and special school.

As early as 1960 Schoellnach entered the circle of the tourist resorts. In 1977 it received state recognition as a resort.

Incorporations

In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, a part of the former municipality Schwanenkirchen was incorporated on 1 April 1971. On January 1, 1972, the municipalities Taiding and Riggerding were incorporated ( up to September 23, 1938 was called Bradl mountain).

Policy

Mayor

First mayor is Alois Oswald (FW), who was elected on 2 March 2008 with 75.24 % of votes cast. Deputy Mayor Joseph is Drasch (CSU ).

Market council

The values ​​reflect the distribution of seats (in brackets the percentage election result ) resist:

Coat of arms

The coat of arms description reads: In a gold black lime leaf on the branch.

Culture and sights

Structures

  • Parish Church of St. Joseph in Riggerding, built by the Munich architect Johann Baptist Schott.
  • Parish Church of St John the Baptist, built in 1954. A renovation took place in 2000.

→ List of monuments in Schoellnach

Economy and infrastructure

Public institutions

Schoellnach is the seat of the administrative community of the same name with the member communities Schoellnach and Außernzell.

Education

In Schoellnach there are the following educational institutions:

  • Two kindergartens
  • A primary school
  • A primary school
  • A junior high school with 500 students currently.
  • A special school (special Educational Support Centre Schoellnach - Osterhofen )
Resort town Kleine Ohe (Danube) Aholming Auerbach, Lower Bavaria Bernried Buchhofen Grafling Grattersdorf Iggensbach Lalling Metten Niederalteich Offenberg Otzing Schaufling Wallerfing
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