Brennberg

Brennberg is a municipality in the district of Regensburg Upper Palatinate and a member of the administrative community Wörth an der Donau.

2.1 Amalgamations

3.1 municipal 3.1.1 Municipal Election 2008
3.1.2 Municipal Election 2002

4.1 Structures
4.2 In the vicinity
4.3 Nature

5.1 Education

6.1 freeman
6.2 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography

Community structure

The municipality has 62 Brennberg officially named districts:

Outside fief
Berne village
Bibersbach
Brennberg
Bruckbach
Book mountain
Meanwhile arable
Dosmühle
Eichlberg
Engelberg
Fahndorf
Fahnmühle
Falk fief
Fish tank
Forsthof
Frankenberg

Frauenzell
Grabenhof
Grub field
Grubhof
Hamberg
Hammer mill
Hauserhof
Hecht field
Hechthof
Sky mill
Himmelthal
Behind Grub
High Aigen
Hohenrad
Höllmühle
Internal feud

Kerm
Kirnberg
Small sky mill
Klosterbergfest
Kriegergütl
Leibgütl
Lohhof
Loidsberg
Neustadl
Obereppenberg
Ochsenweide
Pfaff Thann
Pielhof
Pöllhof
Schmid fief
Schmucker Winkl

Schrottenloh
Schwaig
Barn
Thalhof
Untereppenberg
Weis mill
Wernet Grub
Wetzel village
Brick Häusl
Zieglöde
Zinthof
Zumhof
Dwarf box
Kennels

History

The burning mountain castle was first mentioned in the 10th century. From 1366 to 1567 the castle in a rule upper and lower Brennberg Brennberg is divided. In 1633 the castle and the monastery founded by Frauenzell last Brennberg be haunted by the Swedes. 1642 and 1689, the castle of fires is damaged. In 1818 the municipality Brennberg arises. In the 19th century the castle forfeit more and more. 1980, the remaining buildings will be secured and built a lookout tower.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1971, until then independent municipality Frankenberg was incorporated. Bruckbach and Mrs. cell ( with the incorporated on April 1, 1949 the rest of the former municipality Göppenbach ) were added on 1 May 1978.

Policy

Parish council

Municipal Election 2008

The council has 12 members:

Free electorate seats 6
CSU / Independent voters 6 seats

Municipal Election 2002

The council has 12 members:

CSU / Independent voters 7 seats
Free electorate 5 seats

Coat of arms

Blazon: Argent, a green beat Three mountain, out of the three red flames. The emblem has been used since 1966.

Twinning

Partner community is Brennbergbánya, a part of Sopron, Hungary.

Culture and sights

Structures

Castle ruins Brennberg with lookout tower
Parish Church of St. Rupert
Klosterfrau cell
Hospital Brennberg

In the surrounding area

Nepal Himalaya Pavilion in Wiesentfels

Nature

Höllbachtal

Economy and infrastructure

Education

Elementary school in Brennberg

Personalities

Freeman

John Jobst SAC (English John Jobst; * 1920 in Frankenberg ), Bishop Emeritus of Broome ( Australia)
Toni Spitzner († 2008), Mayor A.D. and support the Medal of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
Höcherl Hermann (1912-1989), German politician ( CSU), former Federal Minister
Wolfgang Hutterer †, pastor
Johann Wolf ( † 1990)

Sons and daughters of the town

Reinmar of Brennberg ( † around 1271/75 ), German minstrel
Josef Anton Herrlein (1849-1925), pastor in Geiselhöring
Maria Violanta Baroness von Lerch field Brennberg (1739-1801), Abbess of Niedermunster
Hermann Rabl (1778-1848), pastor of the Mariahilfkirche in Munich

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