Untermünkheim

Untermünkheim is a municipality in the district of Schwäbisch Hall in northeastern Baden -Württemberg.

• 3.1 Amalgamations

• 4.1 Evangelical
• 4.2 Catholic
• 4.3 New Apostolic

• 5.1 Coat of Arms

• 6.1 traffic

• 7.1 Structures

Geography

Geographical location

The eponymous main village Untermünkheim is about five kilometers north of Schwäbisch Hall in the deep valley of the digester at the so-called Kochereck where the river bends namely from its northern course to the northeast. The Hall of coming, after a bridge, the village passing through federal highway 19 climbs here in continuation of its North run by a steep increase by the side of the blade Dobel Bach Hohenlohe level. Also in the Kocher are Obermünkheim something upstream at the inlet of the blacksmith Bach, downstream the coalesced with Untermünkheim Haagen and Enslingen. The vast majority of the municipal area is to the left of the river valley on the plateau, the largest places are there Remaining Hausen above the platforms, where the copper springs, copper and Brachbach.

Neighboring communities

The municipality is bordered to the east by Brown creek, on the south by the district of Schwäbisch Hall and to the northwest by copper cell in the Hohenlohe district.

Community structure

The municipality Untermünkheim include 15 villages, hamlets and farms. For the former municipality Enslingen part of the village and the hamlets Enslingen Gaisdorf and Schoenberg, as well as the dialed villages Bernbach and Diepach. For the former municipality Remaining Hausen include the village Remaining Hausen and the hamlets Brachbach, copper, Leipoldsweiler and climbing house and the village Outbound Zittenheimat. The municipality Untermünkheim in the area as of 31 December 1971 include the village Untermünkheim, the hamlet Haagen, Obermünkheim, Suhl castle and Wittighausen and the courts Eichelhof and Lindenhof and the Outbound village Breitenweidach.

History

Untermünkheim was first mentioned in 1216 as Muncheim documented. In the 16th century castles go, possessions and goods into the possession of the Imperial City Hall.

Beyond Untermünkheim located at the river bridge of the castle hill rest of Wasserburg Untermünkheim, when the district of Suhl Suhl castle the rest of the castle.

Incorporations

In the course of municipal reform in Baden- Württemberg, the formerly independent municipalities were amalgamated Enslingen and Remaining Hausen on 1 January 1972.

Religions

Protestant

• St. Kilian's Church Untermünkheim
• Evangelical Church Enslingen

• South German Community Association Untermünkheim (National Community Church )

Catholic

• Catholic Church of St. Joseph

New Apostolic

• New Apostolic Church Enslingen

Policy

Coat of arms

A endigendes into two lion heads facing away golden ship with golden mast and a canted golden oars on a blue background.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

The village is connected with numerous buses with Schwäbisch Hall and heard the traffic group KreisVerkehr Schwäbisch Hall at.

Culture and sights

Structures

• Geyer castle ruins castle

Personalities

The well-known carpenter family Roessler comes from Untermünkheim. Johann Heinrich Roessler (1751-1832) founded there a carpenter's workshop, who did carry the son of Johann Michael Roessler (1791-1849) from 1818. The other two sons born in Untermünkheim Johann Georg Roessler (1785-1844) and Johann Friedrich Roessler (1796-1863) established their own workshops in other places. The painted country furniture from the Roessler workshops are considered in style typical of Hohenlohe and the Haller surrounding areas.