Deilingen
Deilingen is a municipality in Baden -Württemberg and belongs to the district of Tuttlingen.
- 2.1 Amalgamations
- 4.1 Structures
- 5.1 Education
Geography
Geographical location
Deilingen is located in the northern tip of the district of Tuttlingen in a high valley at the southwest corner of the Swabian Alb to the Great Heuberg. The district covers an altitude of 790-1009 meters.
Neighboring communities
The municipality is bordered to the west by the district of the city Schörzingen Schomberg, on the north by being, among troughs and Ratshausen and on the east by Oberheim, all in Zollernalbkreis; the adjacent communities in the south and Wehingen Gosheim belong to the district of Tuttlingen.
Community structure
The municipality includes the village Deilingen Deilingen, the community part Delkhofen and the courts Delkhofer mill Delkhofer saw and brick cottage.
History
Deilingen was first mentioned in 786 in a donation document of the monastery of St. Gallen for the first time. The village and the hamlet Delkhofen 1253 mentioned belonged to the upper county of Hohenberg, came in 1381 leading to Austria and 1805 to Württemberg. At the earlier applied Köhler craft today reminds the larva (mask) the fool guild.
Incorporations
By an agreement dated July 4, 1860 Deilingen became the composite community, consisting of the following parts of Deilingen and Delkhofen. The two villages shared the hitherto common district to about 3:2. 1909 also amongst the community Mountian Hohenberg was dissolved and made a part of Schörzingen. The German church order in 1935 forced the conversion of the compound into a unified community.
Policy
The municipality belongs to the Gemeindeverwaltungsverband Heuberg based in Wehingen.
Culture and sights
The municipality is the Tourist " Donaubergland " connected.
Structures
In Deilingen the German Telekom AG operated at 48 ° 9 ' 57 " N, 8 ° 47 ' 42" O48.1658333333338.795 1961-2007 the basic network channels Rottweil for the 2nd and 3rd TV. As antenna support a 60-meter high concrete tower served ( tower type ), which reached a total height of 91 meters to the antenna mast. Took place on 27 November 2007 with the launch of DVB -T, which is distributed through the transmitter sites Raichberg and Donaueschingen, the decommissioning of the base station network. The telecommunications tower has since been used for mobile and also for the BOS digital radio.
Economy and infrastructure
Previously Deilingen was very rural, agriculture was the main source of income. As of 1950, the agriculture, however, fell sharply. 2004 offered the community 615 jobs, mainly in industrial enterprises and crafts.
The manufacturing sector represents more than 70 % of all local jobs. Nevertheless, the commuter balance is negative, 440 commuters face 500 commuters.
Education
In Deilingen there is a primary school; Secondary school students attend school in Wehingen. The junior high school and high school located in the education center Gosheim - Wehingen.