Boden, Germany

Soil is a municipality in the Westerwald district in Rhineland- Palatinate. It belongs to the municipality Montabaur.

  • 5.1 Music
  • 5.2 Sports
  • 5.3 trails
  • 6.1 traffic

Geography

The town lies north of the A 3, five kilometers from Montabaur. Through the municipal area of the soil flows Ahrbach.

At the bottom are the dwelling places Niederahr Station, Good Born and Wiesenmuhle.

Neighboring communities include Ruppach - Goldhausen, Holy Roth, Moschheim, Niederahr and Meudt.

History

The church today is ground (later called Montabaur ) in the area of the spell and parish Humbach first described 930-959. The place was first documented in 1212 in Liber annalium iurium in which the extensive property of the archbishops of Trier was written under the name " Bodime ".

After a directory from the 1548 bottom was one of seven villages, collectively, the " Big Mine " were formed. The "Great Mine " was one of 16 administrative districts ( " mines " ) in kurtrierischen Office Montabaur. The management of a colliery was transferred to a set of Montabaurer bailiff Heimburger. For "Big Mine " were among the villages next to the village ground Stude (now Staudt ), Mountain log ( Bannberscheid ) Lutterode ( Leuterod ) Oberoitzingen and Niederoitzingen ( Ötzingen ) and Musch Home ( Moschheim ). The entire mine had the mid-16th century, 71 fireplaces ( Fuyrstette = households). In Trier fire book in 1563 called for the village " Colli del Trasimeno " eleven fireplaces, which corresponds to about 60 residents. There were counted eight generic geometry, five isenburgische, a mature bergischer and a stone capsizing shear subjects ( families).

The first chapel was built in 1716. The church was built in the years 1914 to 1916 " Assumption " characterizes the present village image.

An important role in the development of soil plays the clay mining, the consequences to the bottom are clearly visible.

The development of the inhabitants of soil, the values ​​from 1871 to 1987 based on population censuses:

Religion

The vast majority of the population is Roman Catholic. In the village is the Church of the Assumption, which belongs to the parish in the diocese of Limburg Ruppach-Goldhausen/Boden. The 70 evangelical Christians are looked after by the Evangelical Martin Luther Church community Wirges that belongs to the Evangelical Church in Hesse and Nassau.

Policy

Parish council

The local council in soil consists of twelve council members, who were elected at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009 by majority vote, and the honorary mayor as chairman.

Coat of arms

Coat Explanation: The front shield part refers by the symbols - the golden monogram M and above that a golden crown of lilies - the crowned Virgin Mary, the patron saint of soil. The rear shield part indicated by the oblique wave beams down on the Ahrbach, which winds through the white clay mining.

Culture and sights

Near the village, the water castle yard long meadows lies.

  • See also list of cultural monuments in the ground

Music

  • The " Big Band floor " offers a diverse music program and has appearances include obtained at the Loreley on regional notoriety.

Sports

  • In the municipality of ASV bottom of the sports club, the wrestling and gymnastics is offered as sports.
  • The Sportfreunde floor eV are active in the fields of table tennis, badminton and athletics. 2012 organized the Sportfreunde floor eV the first Bodener Brink run, a 5 km-long fun run through the district.

Trails

  • Two " theme paths sound " run along current and former clay mining sites through soil and some neighboring communities and provide information about the "white gold" of the Westerwald.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Due to its central location in the West German Federal Republic and the well-developed transport links ground is easy to reach:

  • Along the site the B 255, which connects Montabaur and Marburg runs.
  • The nearest motorway junction is Montabaur on the A 3 Cologne - Frankfurt
  • Nearest ICE train station is Montabaur at the high-speed line Cologne-Rhine/Main.
  • The Kannenbacker road connects the ground with Neuhäusel and passes through the Kannenbäckerland.
Montabaur (Verbandsgemeinde) Heiligenroth Amtmann County of Isenburg Commoner Roman Catholic Diocese of Limburg Municipal council Montabaur station Daubach, Westerwaldkreis Eitelborn Gackenbach Girod Heilberscheid Holler, Germany Horbach, Westerwaldkreis Kadenbach Nentershausen, Rhineland-Palatinate Niederelbert Niedererbach Nomborn Oberelbert Simmern, Westerwaldkreis Stahlhofen Untershausen Welschneudorf
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