Baiern
Bavaria is a German community in the Upper Bavarian district of Ebersberg. There is no place called Bavaria, only the community as a whole to say that. The main towns of the community are Antholing, Berganger, Netterndorf and Pius home. The municipality is located in Kulbing. Bavaria is a member of the administrative community Glonn.
- 3.1 Population development
- 4.1 Mayor
- 5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
- 5.2 Education
Name
Although the community name corresponds to the original spelling of Bavaria or the same tribe of the Bavarians or Bavarians, but it is a derivative of the Old High German word " Bur " in the meaning " house". From the hamlet Jakobsbaiern the community name was derived. Jakobsbaiern bore the name of the patron saint of the place, to distinguish him from the many other places called " Bavaria " or " Beuern ". Other examples of this measure are Ottobeuren or Benediktbeuren.
Geography
Geographical location
Bavaria is located in the Munich region and forms the southernmost municipality in the district of Ebersberg. The place Berganger located 4 km east of Glonn, 12 km south of Grafing, 18 km north of Bad Aibling and 16 km from the district town of Ebersberg. The nearest railway station on the railway line Munich -Rosenheim is located in Aßling ten kilometers away; to A8 ( points Hofoldinger Forestry and Weyarn ) is 20 km.
There is only the district of Bavaria.
Districts
- Antholing
- Berganger
- Einhaus
- Engerling
- Frauenbründl
- Fire Horse
- Gailling
- Large Sternsdorf
- Great Rohrsdorf
- House
- Hochreit
- Stroke
- Jakobsbaiern
- Small Sternsdorf
- Small Rohrsdorf
- Köhlbründl
- Kreithann
- Kulbing ( administrative seat )
- Lindachstraße
- Moss
- Netterndorf
- Öd
- Pfleg
- Pius home
- Schnurr
- Stroblberg
- Waslmühle
- Weidach
- Pond
- Next churches
- Western village
- Witting
History
Bavaria belonged to Rentamt Munich and the Court of Swabia of the Electorate of Bavaria and was the seat of a main team. The Weihenstephan Monastery was up to the secularisation of 1803 important landowner in today's municipal area. Created in 1818 with the Gemeindeedikt the church today.
The painter Edgar Ende spent his last years in a former school house in Netterndorf. He died there on December 27, 1965 and was buried in the cemetery of Antholing.
Population Development
On the territory of the commune were 1970 986, 1987, 1048 and 2000 counted 1,402 residents a year.
Policy
The municipal tax revenue in 1999 amounted to the equivalent of € 349,000, of which trade tax revenues ( net) converted € 29,000. Bavaria is the last municipality in the district in which there are no party lists, but only one common list of candidates for the City Council local elections.
Mayor
Mayor Joseph is Zistl ( Wählergemeinschaft unity ).
Economy and infrastructure
Economy, agriculture and forestry
There were 1998 in the field of agriculture and forestry not, in industry 68, and in trade and transport, no social insurance contributions at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 152 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 345 in the manufacturing sector, there were nine companies, six companies in the construction industry. In addition, in 1999, there were 61 farms with an agricultural area of 1546 ha, of which 466 were hectares of arable land and 1078 hectares of permanent grassland.
Education
In 1999 the following institutions existed:
- Kindergartens: 50 kindergarten places with 50 children
- Elementary School: Grades 1-4, in the district Antholing
Since 2007
- Free School Glonntal in Pius home