Dröbischau
Dröbischau is a municipality in the district Saalfeld- Rudolstadt ( Thuringia). The municipality belongs to the administrative community median Schwarzatal, which has its administrative headquarters in the municipality seat village.
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Mayor
- 3.3 Coat of Arms
- 3.4 Coat of arms of Egelsdorf
Geography
Dröbischau situated on a treeless plateau in the northern foothills of the Thuringian Forest Rinnetal between the north and the south Schwarzatal at an altitude of about 600 meters above sea level. NN. West of the town is the 808 meter high Langenberg and east is the 665 meter high Barigauer height.
Neighboring communities
Clockwise, starting in the north: Königsee Rottenbach - Oberhain - Melle -Glasbach - Herschdorf
Community structure
The municipality consists of two districts:
- Dröbischau
- Egelsdorf ( about 1 km to the east )
History
Dröbischau was first mentioned in 1292 as Threbescowe, Egelsdorf 1316 as Egilsdorf. The places were among the possessions of the Counts of Schwarzburg. Historical significance in the place had the Fuhrmann Commercial and weaving, and later the Olitäten and glassware trade. The places Dröbischau and Egelsdorf were united in 1952 to the municipality Dröbischau and from the mid-1950s on holiday and recreation facilities.
Policy
Parish council
The Council of the Municipality Dröbischau Council consists of 8 women and councilors.
- Home club Dröbischau 5 seats
- Home club Egelsdorf 3 seats
(As at municipal election on June 27, 2004)
Mayor
The honorary mayor Dietmar Heinze was elected on 27 June 2004.
Coat of arms
The coat of arms was approved on 15 July 1993.
Blazon: "In green and black geviertem sign a through golden bordiertes red cross; in field 1: a golden arnica montana, in field 2 and 3: a golden diamond lattice, Field 4: a golden sechsspeichiges wheel "
The coat of arms was designed by Frank heraldist Diemar.
Coat of arms of Egelsdorf
Blazon: " Split of gold and blue; front a blue flax plant, rear a continuous golden cross. "
The coat of arms was designed by Frank heraldist Diemar.
Economy and Transport
In the Dröbischauer There are mainly livestock (cattle, sheep and goats used to be ). Furthermore, there is in place tourism, but most residents are commuters who drive to work especially after Königsee Rottenbach.
Roads connect the village with Königsee Rottenbach in the north, Melle -Glasbach in the south and upper grove in the east.