Bad Niedernau
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Bad Niedernau is a district of Rottenburg am Neckar in the administrative district of Tübingen in Baden- Württemberg ( Germany ). Since 1936, the place may lead the official nickname of " Bad".
- 3.1 Local History
- 3.2 History of Bath
- 5.1 traffic
- 5.2 Established businesses
Geography
Geographical location
Bad Niedernau is about three kilometers southwest of Rottenburg Neckar Valley in 349-475 meters altitude. The place is on the right of the river Neckar at the opening to Katzenbachtal, a side valley of the Neckar Valley. The Katzenbach originates on the Gäuhochfläche at Dettingen and coming through the village from the south east. As a right tributary it flows into the Neckar.
Expansion
The district area of the resort of Bad Niedernau is 410 hectares. Of this amount, 52.5 % on agricultural land, 7.7% to settlement and traffic area, 32.3% of forest area, 5.3% to surface water and 2.2% on the rest of use.
Neighboring towns
The following places are adjacent to bathroom Niedernau, they are listed clockwise starting in the north: Rottenburg, hamlet, village and surge Obernau (all district of Tübingen ).
Population
Bad Niedernau has 569 inhabitants (as of January 2008) and is one of the smaller districts of Rottenburg. The district area of the town is 4.10 km ². This corresponds to a population density of 139 inhabitants per square kilometer.
History
History
Niedernau is first mentioned in 1127. Occasion of mention was the consecration of the chapel Konrad. After 1280, the Lords of Ehingen build on the Katzenbachtal the Ehingerburg. This was 1407 but destroyed during a feud with the Earl of Zollern.
Niedernau was part of the county of Hohenberg and came with the sale of this 1381 western Austria. From the 15th century the site of the countryside of Lower Hohenberg belonged to. Ecclesiastical Niedernau belonged to the parish of St. Remigius in Ehingen (now a part of Rottenburg ). 1339 the parish was incorporated into the Canons of St. Moriz. In 1806 Niedernau was given its own parish. The present church of St. Konrad was built in the 18th century.
With the County Hohenberg Niedernau came in 1806 with the Kingdom of Württemberg. 1807 was assigned to the newly formed Oberamt Rottenburg. As the chief official was dissolved in 1938 came to the district of the place of Tübingen. On December 1, 1971 Bad Niedernau was incorporated into the city of Rottenburg am Neckar.
History of Bath
In the year 1471 is mentioned for the first time a " sour Bronnen ". 1804 buys the doctor and Member of Parliament Dr. Franz Xaver Raidt the small bathroom in Niedernau. Under him it was developed into a Gesellschaftsbad and flourished. The bathroom was visited by artists. By 1914 the Württemberg royal family visited the bathroom. Since 1936 Niedernau may carry the nickname " Bad" in place names. After 1964 the cure and the sanatorium was operated by the from the Batschka coming " Congregation of the School Sisters of Notre Dame ". In one part of the building complex Emil Schlegel clinic has been housed since 2009. Today, the sisters are still on site, but the cure is set. Therefore, the place could lose its nickname again soon.
Culture and sights
- Parish Church of St. Conrad
- Apollo source ( Roman source of the healing god Apollo Grannus )
- Sanatorium
- Seven Valleys cave
- Kurpark
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
Bad Niedernau is located on the L 370 between Horb and Rottenburg. In public transport buses of the lines 7626 and 7629 between Horb and Rottenburg or Felldorf. The place is located in the comb 112 of the Transport Association Neckar -Alb -Donau.
Since 1864 Bad Niedernau is also station of the railway in the Upper Neckar Railway between Tübingen and Horb. The station is located some distance north-east of the village.
Established businesses
- In bubble bath factory Niedernau the healing waters of Bath Niedernau is bottled. The formerly independent company now belongs to the fountain Union St. Christopher GmbH in Göppingen.
- The company E-Werk Stengle operates in Bad Niedernau the local power grid and the hydroelectric power station bathroom Niedernau.