Aspach, Baden-Württemberg
Unteraspach is a municipality in the Rems -Murr district, in Baden -Württemberg. The seat of the municipality is located in the suburb of Großaspach.
- 2.1 districts 2.1.1 Allmersbach am Weinberg
- 2.1.2 Großaspach
- 2.1.3 Kleinaspach
- 2.1.4 Rietenau
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Coat of Arms
- 3.3 partnerships
- 4.1 Structures
- 4.2 Sport
- 5.1 Sons and daughters of the town
- 5.2 personalities who have worked on site
Geography
Geographical Location
Unteraspach has a share in the natural areas Swabian- Franconian Forest and the Neckar basin. It lies on the southern edge of the Löwenstein mountains in 254-516 meters altitude. To the west of the district Kleinaspach is the Hardt forest.
Neighboring communities
Unteraspach bordered to the northwest by Großbottwar and Supreme box (both in Ludwigsburg ), on the northeast by Spiegelberg, to the east by Oppenweiler, in the southeast and south by Backnang, on the southwest by Kirchberg an der Murr (all Rems -Murr -Kreis) and in the West area of the Hardt Forest at Steinheim an der Murr and smaller enclaves of Murr, Pleidelsheim, Erdmannshausen and Marbach am Neckar (all the district of Ludwigsburg ).
Community structure
The municipality consists of the villages and former municipalities Großaspach, Kleinaspach, Allmersbach am Weinberg and Rietenau. These districts are further spatially separated hamlets and residential areas with private names that have very few inhabitants:
- To Großaspach: the hamlet Fuerstenhof, Karlshof and Wüstenbachhof and residential places Stegmühle and Talmuhle.
- To Kleinaspach: the hamlet of Altenberg, Einoed, Hintervöhrenberg, Hornungshof, Röhrach (or Röhrachhof ) Sinzenburg, Steinhausen, Völkleshofen and Warthof.
- To Rietenau: the homestead Schönenbühl.
History
A large village Unteraspach was formed on February 1, 1972 as part of local government reform in Baden -Wuerttemberg from the formerly independent communities Großaspach, Kleinaspach, Rietenau and Allmersbach am Weinberg.
Districts
Allmersbach am Weinberg
→ Main article: Allmersbach am Weinberg
Großaspach
Großaspach mid-10th century it was mentioned in the Lorsch Codex for the first time. It was mid-11th century to the Counts of Calw. Later, the town belonged to the Counts of Löwenstein. 1388 bought the gentlemen Sturmfeder of Oppenweiler the place. But already in 1442 acquired Ulrich of Württemberg, a local half. The rest fell in 1810 to the new Kingdom of Württemberg.
Kleinaspach
It was not until 1357 Kleinaspach was first mentioned. At that time the lords of Lichtenberg sold the place to the Württemberg. He was a long time to Oberamt Bottwar, with whom he came to Oberamt Marbach 1810. When this was dissolved in 1938, Kleinaspach fell to the county Backnang and part since 1973 now - as the entire community - the Rems -Murr -Kreis.
Rietenau
The Teilort Rietenau was first mentioned in 1103, when it came to Hirsau.
- Coat of arms of districts
Kleinaspach
Rietenau
Allmersbach am Weinberg
Policy
Unteraspach is a member of the administrative community agreed Backnang since 1975.
Parish council
Since the last municipal election held on 7 June 2009, the council has 18 members. The turnout was 54.24 %. The choice was as follows:
Another member of the council and its chairman is the mayor.
Coat of arms
The blazon of the arms is: " From green and silver in the wave cut diagonally left divided, the silver box at the bottom tapering up into a slanted silver aspen leaf, the green field in a green grape. "
Partnerships
Unteraspach maintains partnerships with Chemillé since 1997 in the Pays -de- la- Loire ( department of Maine -et- Loire) in France.
Culture and sights
Structures
In Großaspach is the Protestant parish church of St. Juliana, the tower of the lower deck comes from the Romanesque period and took its present shape through a remodeling in 1780. Baptismal font and altar cross from the 15th and 16th centuries. (see parish Großaspach ) The Old Town Hall is a typical truss construction of the 16th century with a characteristic roof turret, which was rebuilt many times over the years.
Old Town Hall
In Kleinaspach is the historic Torkelkelter, which is in operation since 1522. The wine press building was renovated in 1794 and until 1936 was in use, today there are still only occasional press screenings. The Protestant parish church of St. Nicholas was built in 1790-92 and 1468 mentioned in its present form (see parish Kleinaspach ). Near the church there is an old bakehouse of 1844.
Torkelkelter
Backhaus
Sports
Unteraspach is home to the SG Sonnenhof Großaspach. The SG Sonnenhof Großaspach has almost 1,300 members in the four departments soccer, gymnastics, table tennis and sports cones. The largest and most successful department is the football department with their gambling in the Regionalliga South - West football players.
Personalities
Sons and daughters of the town
- Seitter Oswald (1936-2010), lawyer and legal adviser, the 1984-1996 President of the Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg
- Hans- Werner Aufrecht ( b. 1938 ), engineer, founder of AMG
Personalities who have worked on site
- Andrea Berg (born 1966 ), pop singer. She lives in Kleinaspach.