Aschau am Inn

Aschau am Inn ( officially: Aschau a.Inn ) is a municipality in the Upper Bavarian district Mühldorf.

  • 2.1 Amalgamations
  • 4.1 monuments

Geography

Geographical Location

Aschau am Inn is located in Southeast Upper Bavaria in the foothills of the Alps in the Talniederung the Inn about 65 km east of the city of Munich, 17 km west of Mühldorf, 30 km north of Wasserburg and only 4 km from Waldkraiburg, where, moreover, the nearest railway station on the railway line Mühldorf -Rosenheim, operated by the SüdostBayernBahn, is located. Aschau am Inn is the natural area bordered to the north and west by a richly wooded Altmoräne, in contrast, is in the southeast of the sprawling valley area of the Inn with its glacial Inn- gravel terraces and alluvial forests, the municipal boundary.

General data on place

  • Districts: 37
  • Municipal roads: 46 km
  • Teams: 25
  • Businesses: 200
  • Restaurants: 8
  • Churches and chapels: 12
  • Nursery places: 80

Community structure

The municipality Aschau am Inn has 37 officially named districts:

  • Aschau am Inn
  • Bergham
  • Buchtal
  • Your Walln
  • Ellach
  • Fraham
  • Geidobl
  • Guggenberg
  • Hamberg
  • Haselbach
  • Hörmann mountain
  • Howaschen
  • Kemating
  • Klugham
  • Litzlkirchen
  • Moss
  • Oedhub
  • Palxöd
  • Priesteröd
  • Rats mountain
  • Reichdobl
  • Riding
  • Roßessing
  • Rulading
  • Scrub
  • Steinberg
  • Thal
  • Thann
  • Tödtenberg
  • Troibach
  • Urfahrn
  • Forest angle
  • Meadow land
  • Wimm
  • Wolfdobl
  • Wolfsgrub
  • Brick Walln

There are the districts Aschau am Inn and Fraham.

Neighboring communities

History

The first mention was made in the year 788 in Aschau am Inn belonged to Rentamt Landshut and the Neumarkt district court of the Electorate of Bavaria. The counts Toerring to Jettenbach had an open Hofmark here. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community. In 1939 lived in Aschau 1,300 inhabitants. Since then, a steady upward trend can be observed. During the 2nd World War in today's industrial area was one of the largest German explosives factories. A population growth has been observed especially after the end of World War II by the settlement of many expellees. On April 1, 1950, the municipality parts ceded to the newly formed community Waldkraiburg.

On 23 October 1977, the name of the town of Aschau near Kraiburg was officially changed in Aschau am Inn.

Incorporations

The former municipality Fraham the districts Bergham, Fraham, Klugham, Buchtal, riding and Urfahrn were incorporated with 158 inhabitants on 1 July 1976.

Policy

Mayor is Alois Salzeder ( AWG).

Culture and sights

Monuments

→ List of monuments in Aschau am Inn

Economy and infrastructure

Approx. 50 farms cultivate an area of approximately 1,400 ha

In the 170 -hectare industrial area chemical and metal-processing operations are principally located. In addition, located in Aschau am Inn many other craft shops and all the facilities of primary care. A total of 2300 employees in the municipal area find their jobs.

In the modern workshops of vocational training forest work angle of the German Province of the Salesians of Don Bosco's 330 most physically disabled young people are trained in various professions.

The industrial area is fully screened south of the town center in a wooded area on the lower-lying so-called second Inntrasse. Aschau could therefore maintain its rural character to this day.

The headquarters of the Bayern-Chemie Society of flight chemical drives Ltd. is located in Aschau am Inn.

A sports center offers an opportunity to exercise. 25 clubs and associations show the lively club activities and sense of community of the people.

Aschau is located along the route of Radpilgerweges " Benedict ", which was opened in August 2005.

St. Peter Thal

Parish of the Assumption

Famous people

A famous son of the town is Pope Benedict XVI. , Who spent under his real name Joseph Alois Ratzinger his primary school between 1932 and 1936 in Aschau am Inn, and celebrated his first communion in Aschau. 2009 was the elementary school after the approval of the Government of Upper Bavaria the name Pope Benedict XVI. Elementary school.

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Kathi Stimmer Salzeder (* 1957), German singer-songwriter and publisher of her own works
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