Dußlingen
Dußlingen [ dʊslɪŋən ] is a municipality in the district of Tübingen, about ten kilometers south of Tübingen located in Steinlachtal.
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Town twinning
- 4.1 traffic
- 4.2 Education
- 4.3 Water supply
- 4.4 sanitation
- 4.5 waste
- 5.1 personalities who have worked on site
Geography
Geographical location
The municipality is located in Steinlachtal between the Swabian Alb and the landscape protection area Rammert south of Tübingen. By Dußlinger district flow the Steinlach and Wiesaz.
Major cities around Dußlingen: Mossingen (5 km), Tübingen (10 km), Reutlingen (15 km), Hechingen (15 km), Rottenburg am Neckar (20 km), Balingen (30 km ), Stuttgart (45 km).
Neighboring communities
All cities and towns are located in the district of Tübingen.
Community structure
The municipality Dußlingen the village Dußlingen, the hamlet powder mill and the farm include Wiesazsägmühle.
In the municipality the deserted village Ferlinsweiler lies in the west of the church ( Flurname Fehrlesweiler ). The place name St. Ottilie could indicate a Outbound chapel.
History
Dußlingen was first mentioned in 888 as Tuzzilinga on a charter of King Arnulf. However, a continuous colonization probably since the 7th century.
In Dußlingen the ruins of the castle Dußlingen is from the 13th century.
Policy
Dußlingen, together with Gomaringen and Nehren, Member of Gemeindeverwaltungsverband " Steinlach Wiesaz " based in Gomaringen.
Parish council
In the local elections on 13 June 2009, the following distribution of seats was:
- CDU - 4 seats
- Dußlinger constituency association - 5 seats
- CDU / Civil List - 3 seats
- SPD - 2 seats
Twinning
- Mezzo Corona in Italy, officially since July 20, 2003
Economy and infrastructure
- Commercial area Maltschach
- Industrial park season Brunnenwiesen
- Commercial area Steinlachwasen
- Industrial and commercial area in the Rocky
Traffic
In North / South direction, the Federal Highway 27 runs through the municipality. The national road 385 connects the municipality with Reutlingen. Between 2009 and 2014, the B27 is four lanes expanded in Dußlingen and laid in two tunnel tubes. During this time, the community is " split in two " as a result of the construction work in a western and eastern part.
Dußlingen station is the railway Zollernalb Tübingen -Sigmaringen - Aulendorf.
Public transport is provided by the integrated transport system Neckar -Alb -Donau ( NALDO ). The municipality is located in the comb 113
Education
- Anne- Frank - Schule (primary and secondary school )
- Karl- von-Frisch -Gymnasium
- Maria Sibylla Merian Realschule
Water supply
The drinking water supply for the community is perceived by the administration union Steinlach water supply. The drinking water comes to 60 per cent from its own water from the Tübingen- Kilchberg and 40 percent of reference of the Lake Constance Water Supply. The purpose of association Steinlach water supply was established in 1919 by the municipalities Dußlingen, Mossingen, Nehren and Novalis, who are still members of the Union. The first version was developed as a water fountain on Mössinger gallery district and served until 1947 all the churches.
Sanitation
The disposal of waste water is done in collaboration with the Abwasserverband Steinlach Wiesaz. The Association next to Dußlingen the communities Gomaringen, Nehren, Sonnenbühl, Novalis and the cities Mossingen and Reutlingen. The common treatment plant is at district Dußlingen.
Waste
The waste is carried out by the waste management company of the district of Tübingen.
Personalities
Personalities who have worked on site
- Sigmund Herter of Herteneck, Obervogt the county Zollern and the rule Haigerloch
- William Herter of Hertneck, Knight
- Werner Raupp, historian (now residing in Hohenstein- Ödenwaldstetten )