Söchtenau
Söchtenau is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim with the two parishes Schwabering and Söchtenau. The municipality borders on the south by the Simssee and stretches to Vogtareuth.
- 3.1 Coat of Arms
Geography
Geographical Location
The area contains several lakes, the Simssee, the Siferlinger Lake, a small bog lake on the large stucco villages Moor and on the edge of the municipality a small part of the swimming lake Rinssee.
Community structure
The municipality has 36 Söchtenau officially named districts:
- Aschau
- Mountain
- Fire
- Castle
- Dingbuch
- Oaks on Simssee
- Essbaum
- Furtmühle
- Grölking
- Harbour village
- Haid
- Hayng
- Heumühle
- Innthal
- Könbarn
- Krottenmühl
- Lampersberg
- Blaze
- Oberthal
- Easter Began
- Rachel Berg
- Reischach
- Rins
- Mining mill
- Schwabering
- Siferling
- Söchtenau
- Spöck
- Stetten
- Strass
- Stucksdorf
- Ullerting
- Unterhofen
- Unterthal
- Waldhof
- Wilperting
History
The first mention was in the year 924 Söchtenau belonged to Rentamt Burghausen and the district court district Kling and was in the course of administrative reform in Bavaria in 1818 an independent political community.
Policy
Mayor Sebastian Forstner. Of the 14 local councils, the citizens' initiative Söchtenau three, the Free electorate Söchtenau six and the group of voters Schwabering - Krottenmühl five people.
Coat of arms
The official description of the coat of arms of the municipality Söchtenau is: Split of black and gold; forward a vertically standing, silver key with the handle up, rear an upright green dragon.
Monuments
- List of monuments in Söchtenau