Börtlingen
Börtlingen is a municipality in the district of Göppingen, Baden- Württemberg ( Germany ).
- 2.1 Population development
- 3.1 Coat of Arms
- 4.1 traffic
- 4.2 Education
- 4.3 Structures
- 5.1 freeman
- 5.2 Sons and daughters of the town
Geography
Börtlingen belongs to the marginal zone of the metropolitan region of Stuttgart.
Geographical Location
Börtlingen is in the virgin forest in 334-498 meters altitude, about 8.5 km (about 6 km air- line) away from the county town of Göppingen.
Geology
Essentially Börtlingen lies on a black plate of the eastern Jura virgin forest. Between the bearings including Stubensandstein and the Black Jura plate is at Knoll marl ( calcareous clays ).
Community structure
To Börtlingen the village Börtlingen, the hamlet Breech include (north of Börtlingen ) and cell ( east direction Birenbach ), the courtyards and Ödweiler Schweizerhof and the house Schneiderhof and Outbound village Oedweiler.
History
Börtlingen was first mentioned in documents in 1202. It was under long the monastery Adelberg. When this was dissolved during the Reformation in 1535, Börtlingen came under the rule of the Protestant monastery Office Adelberg. Börtlingen itself was the seat of a rod in this monastery office. With dissolution of the religious authorities in 1807 the place came to Oberamt Göppingen, the forerunner to the district.
Population Development
The population development of the village just between 1837 and 2010.
Policy
Börtlingen heard with Birenbach, Adelberg and Rechberghausen to the Gemeindeverwaltungsverband "Eastern virgin forest ", which has its headquarters in Rechberghausen.
Coat of arms
The blazon of the municipal coat of arms of Börtlingen is: In an open green silver flight.
It was established in 1947 and goes back to the investigation of the former parish priest Hermann, after which the town's original nobility of the Lords of Bertnang to have this coat of arms out. The coat of arms was granted by the Home Office on 27 January 1948, the white- green flag municipality on June 30, 1959.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
Börtlingen is easiest to reach by car via the B 297 and the county road K 1408 ( junction between Rechberghausen and Birenbach ) of Lorch and from Göppingen. Breech has also through the K 1408 A compound according rats resin and the Rems valley. Local roads exist to Zachersmühle and Oberwälden and on the Kaisersträßle by Adelberg and Oberberken.
There is also a bus service to and from Göppingen. Final stop on Göppinger station.
Börtlingen was earlier by the now disused railway Hohenstaufen ( Schwäbisch Gmünd - Göppingen) connected to the rail network. The station Adelberg - Börtlingen is however located about 3.5 km from the town center and is now privately owned.
Education
With the Paul- Roth- school Börtlingen has its own primary school, there is also a Protestant school. Secondary schools are accessible by bus in Rechberghausen and Göppingen.
Structures
Located in the upper part of Börtlingen is St John's Church, which was consecrated in 1202. Originally Late Gothic building of the present church was built around 1500 and was later probably Baroque 18th century.
Between the district Breech and rats resin to the county road K 1408 (48 ° 46 '10 " N, 9 ° 38' 29" O48.7694444444449.6413888888889 ) is the Reinhold Maier Tower colloquially known as lighthouse long Franz observation tower, a former shuttle - water tower, which also Börtlingen is visible with a height of about 25 m. It was built in 1914 and was until 2008 as a water tower in use, then it could be obtained as a tower and was not demolished at the initiative of the mayor and some citizens. After a citizen survey and a positive response, the tower was then rebuilt in 2009 to a lookout tower.
Personalities
Freeman
- Georg Ganzenberg (born 14 July 1914 † 22 December 2006) was for many years the village schoolmaster in Börtlingen well as a founding member and honorary member of several Börtlinger clubs.
Sons and daughters of the town
- Fritz Schwegler ( born 1935 ), artist