Bockhorn, Bavaria
Bockhorn ( bavarian Bocking ) is a municipality in the center of the Upper Bavarian district of Erding.
- 6.1 Archaeological monuments
- 7.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
- 7.2 Education
Geography
Fenugreek is in the Munich region on the eastern edge of the Erdinger Moos 7 km east of the county town of Erding, 15 km north- west of the Villages, 24 km south of Moosburg an der Isar and about 20 km east from Munich Airport.
The Strogen ( small river ) divides the municipality geologically: The western part is flat ( edge of the Munich gravel plain ), the eastern area consists of tertiary hill country ( Erdinger wood country).
There are the following districts: Bockhorn, Eschlbach, Green Brook, Kirchasch, Mauggen, Salmannskirchen.
History
Around 500 BC the municipal area was inhabited by the Celts because of fertile soil and abundance of water; are found in Papferding nor the flattened remains of a Viereckschanze.
By 15 BC Rome extended its dominions to the Danube, to the province of Raetia and the Celts lost their independence.
In the 6th century continued after the end of the great migration again a settler activity; on early settlements of the Bavarians have places with the suffix "- ing" out ( Emling, Flanning, Englpolding, Oppolding, Papferding, Polzing ).
776 comes with Strogen Church in the possession of Freising.
816 first appears the name of Green Brook, when the monk Liutto gave his lands in " Croninpach " the Bishopric of Freising.
926 is the name of fenugreek in the spelling of " Paccharun " detectable; the name means "people of the brook ."
1053 Mauggen was first mentioned as " Muchun " in a transfer certificate of a commodity at Freising.
1156 appears the name " Eschlbach " in the tradition of the Bishopric of Freising.
1200 started in Gruenbach with the construction of the castle Gruenbach.
1315 is listed with the branches Kirchasch, hedges, Salmannskirchen, Green Brook and Tankham as parish Bockhorn ( now " Pachorn " spelling).
1801 started in Gruenbach with the construction of the still existing castle Gruenbach.
1920 and 1942 there is major flooding through the Strogen.
In 1972 ( Golf Club Erding Green Bach) was in the district Gruenbach with the construction of the golf course started (1978 expanded ), and green brook Castle, the Federal Institute for Plant Genetics was established ( to 1999).
In 2002 the new town hall of Bockhorn is opened.
Incorporations
On January 1, 1972, the municipalities Bockhorn, Eschlbach, Green Brook and Salmannskirchen, be merged into the new municipality of Bockhorn. Nor were added ( among other Polzing ) in the southeast of the dissolved municipality Matzbach some places on 1 May 1978.
Population Development
In the area of the municipality were counted:
Coat of arms
→ Main article: Coat of arms of the municipality of Bockhorn ( Upper Bavaria)
The Coat of Arms was established in 1973: "In red over a silver horn with gold fittings a silver wave beams. "
The wave bar symbolizes the small river strogn in Bockhorn, the silver horn comes from the town of Green Brook, as an indication of the noble family of the power of Green Brook.
The flag has the colors white and red.
Policy
Hans Schreiner since 2002 in second term mayor ( FWG ).
The municipal tax revenue amounted to the equivalent of 1,374 K € in 1999, which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) converted 206 T €.
The community participates in the Ostbündnis.
Twinning
- Magnac -sur -Touvre (France, Canton Ruelle -sur -Touvre, Charente )
Culture and Attractions
- Bockhorn, Parish Church of the Visitation, (from 1712) by Anton Kogler, tower superstructure by Johann Baptist Lethner
- Eschlbach, Parish Church of the Nativity of Mary ( 1679 ), rich Rococo interiors in 1765
- Green Brook, Branch Church of St. Andrew ( 1669)
- Green Brook, Castle (1794-1847)
- Haselbach, Branch Church of St. John the Baptist (c. 1200)
- Hedges, filial church of St. Margaret, (1754 /55) by Johann Baptist Lethner
- Oppolding, Branch Church of St. John the Baptist, ( 1764) by Johann Baptist Lethner, with a lovely Rococo interiors
- Salmannskirchen, Branch Church of St. Oswald, (1751 ) by Johann Baptist Lethner
See also List of historic buildings in Bockhorn (Upper Bavaria)
The Facade Prize of the district Erding for private new construction has been awarded three times in the municipality of Bockhorn:
Archaeological monuments
- Grave mound in Bockhorn
- Grave mound D 1-7638-0002
Economy and infrastructure
Economy, agriculture and forestry
It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the field of Agriculture and Forestry six, 163 in manufacturing and in trade and transport 25 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace of 100 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 1,020. In manufacturing, there was an operation in the construction of twelve companies. In addition, in 1999, there were 140 farms with an agricultural area of 3,665 ha, of which 2,915 hectares of arable land.
Education
- Kindergartens for 112 children (1999)
- Primary school for 157 pupils (2008)