Cyriaxweimar
50.7841666666678.7169444444444217Koordinaten: 50 ° 47 '3 " N, 8 ° 43 ' 1" O
Location of Cyriax Weimar in Marburg
View from the west
Cyriax Weimar is a city suburb, south-west of the university city of Marburg in Marburg- Biedenkopf in Hesse.
Through the town, the county road runs 69 The boundary between Gladenbacher highland and Marburger back Cyriax describes the Weimar Bach, who tends to the southwest of the Allna. The settlement of Cyriax Weimar lies mainly north of the creek, to the south is part of the settlement, " In the corner ".
Cyriax Weimar was first documented in 1258 as Ciliacis Wymaare. The first church was built in the 13th century. The current building was built in 1963. Since 1990 Glaubenshof Cyriax Weimar has worked as a body of socio-therapeutic follow-up in place. There is also a local kindergarten, a primary school, as well as a multi-purpose hall.
In Cyriax Weimar has since 1995 a rent compost plant with an initial annual capacity of 6,500 t. After complaints about odor emissions, the municipal operators decided to convert to intensive composting using membrane cover with biogas production and an increase in capacity to 10,000 tonnes per year. Each spring and fall a hosted " Komposttag ", is distributed free on the loose compost.
Several clubs are active in the local life:
- Glee club "harmony" Cyriax Weimar / Haddamshausen
- Spielvereinigung " green and white " Haddamshausen
- Volunteer Fire Haddamshausen / Cyriax Weimar
On 1 July 1974 the until then independent municipality of the city of Marburg.
Attractions
In the northern part of the Cyriax Weimar Habitats Nature Reserve is " Small Lummersbach at Cyriax Weimar ". It went from one part of the site of the former training area Tannenberg Kaserne, from which the current quarter " urban forest " came forth.
On the edge of the protected area of the county road 69 is a stone cross, the cross-field shows a triangular plate with three coinciding with the peak heart-shaped leaves. Probably it dates from the 14th century, the former corridor designation of the site was " On Stone Cross".