Bräunlingen

Braeunlingen is a small town in the Schwarzwald- Baar-Kreis in Baden- Württemberg. It lies on the Breg, a source of the Danube river and is part of the Schwarzwald- Baar- Heuberg. The nearest major town is Donaueschingen.

• 3.1 religions
• 3.2 Amalgamations

• 4.1 municipal
• 4.2 Coat of Arms and Flag
• 4.3 twinning

• 5.1 traffic
• 5.2 Established businesses
• 5.3 Formation

• 6.1 Attractions
• 6.2 Museums
• 6.3 Regular events
• 6.4 Sports

Geography

Boroughs

To town Braeunlingen with the previously independent municipalities Döggingen, Mistelbrunn, Unterbränd and Waldhausen include the city Braeunlingen and 16 other villages, farms and houses. To town Braeunlingen within the boundaries of the municipality before the reform of the 1970s include the city Braeunlingen, the village of Bruggen, the courtyards When Schachenhof ( Schachen ) Hölzlehof and Ziegelhofstraße and residential places Forestry House, Kraftwerk and ranger house. For the former municipality Döggingen include the village Döggingen and residential places Guggenmusik mill and fire. For the former municipality Mistelbrunn include the village Mistelbrunn and the homestead Kohlwald. For the former municipality of Waldhausen include the village of Waldhausen, the homestead Waldhauserhof and residential places Bittel Brunn and forestry house. In Braeunlingen district is the leavened Postal Dellingen and the disposed villages Briburg, ceiling Mayrhofen, Barren Church, In Stetten and Habseck. In Unterbränd district lie the Postal Kirn mountain and in the district Waldhausen are the disposed localities Order Mayrhofen, webs and Steingart.

Pre-and Early History

A treasure from the environment Bräunlingens from the Merovingian period is exhibited in the treasury of the Archaeological Museum Colombischlössle in Freiburg im Breisgau: a decorated with gold, precious stone deposits and an amber bead splendor sword.

History

Braeunlingen 802 was first mentioned in documents as Brülingen. The city was chartered Braeunlingen in 1305. Zähringerplatz and later Habsburg city as well Villingen and Freiburg im Breisgau. Braeunlingen belonged in front of Austria Oberamt Breisgau, with which it fell in 1806 to the Grand Duchy of Baden.

In the urban area are the ruins of the castle and castle Braeunlingen Dellingen.

Religions

Even after the Reformation remained Braeunlingen marked predominantly Catholic grounds of membership of Further Austria. In the urban core and in Döggingen there is one Roman Catholic parish. The evangelical believers belong to the Church community Huefingen.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1971, until then independent municipality Döggingen was incorporated. On April 1, 1972, the incorporation of Mistelbrunn, Unterbränd and Waldhausen was.

Policy

Parish council

The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 resulted in a turnout of 58.0 % ( 2.9 ) to the following result:

Coat of arms and flag

The blazon of the arms is: " In Gold an upright red lion. "

The Bräunlinger city colors are yellow and red.

Twinning

The city Braeunlingen maintains with the community Bannewitz in Saxony, a town twinning. In addition Braeunlingen is on friendly terms with the other Zähringerplatz cities.

Economy and infrastructure

For 2012, the home day Baden-Württemberg are planned in the city triangle Donaueschingen / Braeunlingen / Huefingen.

Traffic

The city lies on the Bregtalbahn to Donaueschingen. Until 1971/1972 the Bregtalbahn of Furtwangen from over Braeunlingen led to Donaueschingen. Today, however, is Braeunlingen endpoint. Braeunlingen is connected to the ring pull system and weekdays has hourly connections to Huefingen, Donaueschingen, Villingen- Schwenningen, Trossingen and Rottweil. Braeunlingen part of the transport association Schwarzwald- Baar (VSB ) to.

The district Döggingen is via the federal highway 31 ( Breisach - Sigmarszell ) linked to the national road network.

Established businesses

• A location of the company Coats PLC with a dyeing service for sewing thread for industry.
• The Straub packaging manufactures packaging.

Education

In Braeunlingen there is a primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule. In the district Döggingen there is also another elementary school. For the youngest inhabitants, there are two Roman Catholic and a local kindergarten.

Culture and sights

Attractions

• Alemannic carnival
• Numerous historical fountains
• Wassertretstelle
• Historic city gate and city walls
• The monument to Grand Duke Friedrich I of Baden, created by sculptor Wilhelm Sauer, unveiled in 1909
• St. Marks Church in Mistelbrunn. Here an old likeness of Ruchtraut of Allmendshofen.

Museums

In Kelnhof located since 1988, the local history museum, which was previously housed in the old school house since 1923.

• Ottilie Chapel

Regular events

• Black Forest Marathon ( 1968, 2nd weekend in October )
• Laymen Man Triathlon
• Street music sunday ( every 2 years)
• Kilbig with Schätzilimarkt (3rd weekend in October )
• Various carnival events ( Rieswälläball, guild Ball, i Danish Hall, Dirty Hazy, carnival Mentig drama carnival, Hexesunntig )

Sports

The Hockey Club Braeunlingen was founded in 2002 and played several times in the inline skater hockey league.

The jammed by the Brändbachtalsperre Kirnbergsee is used as a recreational area.

Sons and daughters of the town

• James Watt Erdinger, was from 1573 to 1594 the abbot of the monastery of St. Trudpert
• Placidus Rösch (* 1618) was from 1659 to 1670 abbot of the monastery of St. Peter in the Black Forest
• Joseph Fuchs (1810-1880) was a painter of historical scenes
• Benedikt Widmann (1820-1910) was a composer and author (?) Of the Christmas song Jingle bell
• Johann Baptist Tuttiné (1838-1889) was a Grand Duchy of Baden court painter
• Wolfgang Ketterer (1920-2009), German art dealer
• Hermann Ohlicher (* 1949), German football player (VfB Stuttgart).
• Uli Kürner ( born 1961 ), jazz guitarist and installation artist
• Robert Hofacker (* 1967), German football player (Stuttgarter Kickers, SSV Reutlingen 05)

Individuals who are familiar with the city through their work or stay

• Martin Brown (1808-1892) endowed the parish church of St. Mauritius with an organ.
• Ali Gunes (born 1978 ), Turkish soccer player; played in his youth for the FC Braeunlingen