Ebensfeld
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Ebenfeld is a market in the Upper Franconian district of Lichtenfels in the north of Bavaria. The town sees itself as the gateway to the Upper Main.
- 2.1 religions
- 2.2 Amalgamations
- 3.1 Mayor
- 3.2 Market council
- 3.3 Town twinning
- 4.1 Music
- 4.2 Structures
- 4.3 Natural Monuments
- 4.4 monuments
- 4.5 Regular events
- 5.1 traffic
- 5.2 Established businesses
- 5.3 Formation
Geography
Districts
The 23 districts of the market level field are ( with population figures ):
- Birkach (243 )
- Dittersbrunn (80 )
- Döringstadt (422 )
- Draisdorf (82 )
- Ebenfeld ( 2220 )
- Eggenbach (174 )
- Erlhof (35 )
- Freiberg (120 )
- Kleukheim (622 )
- Kutzenberg (212 )
- Caraway (59 )
- Fair Field (61 )
- Neudorf / Ummersberg (45 )
- Niederau (42 )
- Oberbrunn (229 )
- Oberküps (120 )
- Peusenhof (6)
- Horse Field (130 )
- Prächting (367)
- Sträublingshof
- Unterbrunn (175 )
- Unterküps (83 )
- Unterneuses (392 )
Population of the entire municipal area: 5,867 (as of January 31, 2008 ).
The municipal area of Ebenfeld Kutzenberg also belongs to the District Hospital Obermain.
History
Religions
The majority of the population is Catholic (about 80 %). 10% are Protestant, and there are members of other denominations and religions and denominational inhabitants. On the territory of the municipality there are four parishes with eleven branches, a curacy and a branch church that does not belong to one of the parishes of the municipality. A total of 17 churches are available.
- Annunciation parish level field with the branches lower and upper Brunn, Unterneuses and horse box.
- Parish of St. Martin Döringstadt with the branch meadows and the Chapel ( polit community) Neudorf.
- Parish of St. Wolfgang Kleukheim with the branches Oberküps and cumin.
- Parish of Mary Immaculate Conception Prächting with the branches Sträublingshof, Kutzenberg and Veitskapelle.
- Kuratie Mary pain Eggenbach with the store Draisdorf.
This Sprengel have Pentecost 2006 merged to form pastoral parish area composite plane array.
Although Birkach is in the area of the municipality, but part of pastoral care for Kuratie Medlitz. Meadows belongs to pastoral Döringstadt, politically to the town of Bad Season stone. These features have been retained at the request of the faithful in the construction of pastoral areas. At the same time, believers of the branch Unterleiterbach decided to Umpfarrung in the parish Zapf village to village community Zapf they are also political.
Chaplain for the pastoral area is Rev. Rudolf Scharf. The pastors in Kleukheim and Prächting are currently vacant after Pastor Erwin Gebhardt died suddenly in July 2013. Since September 2012, the community officer Lisa -Maria Eberhardt is used in the pastoral area. The Health Care Chaplaincy in the Upper Main Clinic Kutzenberg takes true since September 2010 Deacon Stefan Alkofer.
The Evangelical-Lutheran parish, which includes the majority of the market town, is the church resurrection Zapf village. A small portion is associated with the Trinity Church in Bad Season stone.
Incorporations
On 1 July 1972, the formerly independent communities Birkach, fair field, Oberbrunn, Unterbrunn and Unterneuses were incorporated. On January 1, 1978, Dittersbrunn, Döringstadt, Eggenbach with area parts of the disbanded on 1 April 1971 community Draisdorf, Kleukheim with the incorporated towns cumin ( 1 July 1971), Oberküps ( 1 July 1972 ) and Freiberg ( 1 January 1975) as well as parts of the disbanded community Unterzettlitz incorporated. Kleukheim was added on 1 May 1978.
Policy
Mayor
Mayor since 2008 Bernhard Storath (CSU ). He was able to prevail against the candidate of the Free Voters, Dietmar Mayer. Bernhard Kasper (CDU ), who was mayor until 2008, did not occur to.
Market council
The market council has 20 members:
- CSU: 11 seats
- FW Ebenfeld: 4 seats
- FW Kehlbach reason: 1 seat
- SPD: 2 seats
- JB: 1 seat
- Young voters: 1 seat
(As at municipal election on March 2, 2008)
Twinning
A partnership exists with Sosa in the Erzgebirge.
Culture and sights
Music
There are several brass bands, which offer an extensive repertoire from the traditional brass band to modern swing. In addition, there are several choirs and bands that extend the offer. The biggest music groups in the market town Ebenfeld are:
- Brass bands
The two former level fields of music clubs top Maintaler Jugendkapelle Ebenfeld eV and the Musikverein Ebenfeld eV have joined forces to form an association after over 40 years, by order of June 29, 2012 again and emerge as Musikvereinigung Ebenfeld with V. currently four different orchestras:
- Upper Maintaler Jugendkapelle Ebenfeld
- Trachtenkapelle Ebenfeld
- Concert Ebenfeld ( Community Orchestra for concerts and rating games)
- Junior orchestra Ebenfeld
- Kelbachtaler brass music Prächting
- Marching Band Kleukheim
- Choirs Glee club Liederkranz Ebenfeld
- Kehlbach sparrows Ebenfeld, Children 's and Youth Choir
- Glee club songs Hort Birkach
- Gospel Choir leap Kleukheim
- Glee club Kleukheim
- Spontaneous Ebenfeld
- Mix Major Ebenfeld
There is also a school band that promotes instrumental lessons in school.
The Music Association Ebenfeld eV is in cooperation with the Father - Lunkenbein School Ebenfeld the fan junior among others in teaching integrated school brass classes in elementary school from (the only primary school Bläserklasse project in the district of Lichtenfels ), many music students learn but also in the music school.
Structures
- Pilgrimage Church of Maria Pain in the district Eggenbach
- Veitskapelle on Ansberg
Natural Monuments
East of Ebenfeld is the Ansberg, because of the local St. Vitus Chapel popularly also called St. Vitus mountain. This chapel encloses the largest linden wreath Europe.
Monuments
→ List of monuments in Ebenfeld
Regular events
- On Shrove Tuesday, a carnival parade takes place. More than 40 groups participate on foot or with a car on it. Organizer is the level fields Karnevalsgesellschaft (ECG).
- On the first Sunday in May, the trade association organized a May market. In addition to commercial booths also present themselves as groups and institutions, such as the volunteer fire department, the glee club and the Boy Scouts.
- On the second weekend in September, the Music Association Ebenfeld eV organized the so-called Grieser Kerwa, a three-day fair tent in the village of Gries
- On the third Sunday in September, the market Ebenfeld invites you to the fair.
- On the first Sunday in December, around the church held a small Christmas market, organized by the trade association.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
- East of Ebenfeld runs the A 73 from Bamberg to Coburg. This road was raised in January 2008 from the former B 173 to the highway and extended in 2008 as far as Coburg, while the B 173 continues to lead from Lichtenfels to Kronach.
- The market has a station on the railway line Bamberg -Hof, which runs from Bamberg on the railway junction Lichtenfels to court and lies on the German Unity Transport Project No. 8 on the under construction new Ebensfeld -Erfurt, which will be operational in 2017.
Established businesses
- In the community level field there are three breweries: Schwanenbräu Ebenfeld, Brewery Light Horse in field and brewery Martin in Unterneuses. The latter two are among the smallest Franconian breweries.
- Largest company in the place is the District Hospital Obermain with over 700 employees.
- In addition, there are few larger companies, RAAB Building Company mbH & Co. KG with over 100 work -takers, SYSTEAM Society for Computer Systems, Fall transports and Schedel, the ecological baking specialist with nearly a hundred workers and employees.
Education
The only school in the market town Ebenfeld is the Father - Lunkenbein Primary School and Middle School. It includes the classic elementary school with grades 1 to 9 school -level field is linked with schools in Bad Season stone and light rock and cooperate with them closely.
Sons and daughters of the town
- George Meixner (1887-1960), was a German Catholic priest, Bavarian politician and papal prelate house
- Rudolf Lunkenbein (1939-1976), was a German Salesians and missionary in Brazil
- Johann Andreas Seelmann ( born August 7, 1732 in ebony box; † October 8, 1789 in Speyer ), was from 1771 until his death auxiliary bishop in the diocese of Speyer.
- Johann Baptist Dietz (1879-1959), was a Roman Catholic theologian and 1939-1958 Bishop of the Diocese of Fulda.
- Adam Senger (1860-1935), was auxiliary bishop in the Archdiocese of Bamberg