Ebsdorfergrund

Ebsdorfergrund is one of eleven villages municipality in the southeast of the district of Marburg -Biedenkopf in Hesse.

2.1 Amalgamations

3.1 Municipal Council
3.2 Coat of Arms
3.3 partnerships
3.4 Media
3.5 traffic
3.6 Facilities

Geography

Geographical Location

The territory of the greater community Ebsdorfergrund extends over much of the eponymous Ebsdorfer ground, which represents the southern part of the basin Amöneburg and is used almost exclusively for agricultural purposes. In the east, the municipality becomes the Lumda Plateau ( Front Vogelsberg ), to the west in the Lahnberge.

The majority of the districts follows the course of Zwester ohms from Lumda Plateau to the northeast in the Ebsdorfer reason and finally thence south to the mouth of the Lahn between Marburg and Giessen:

Wermertshausen (350 m above sea level. NN, close to the source)
Rossberg (310 m above sea level. NN )
Dreihausen ( 240-270 m above sea level. NN )
Mölln (230 m above sea level. NN )
Heskem ( 200-220 m above sea level. NN, West bend the lower reaches )
Ebsdorf ( 200-220 m above sea level. NN )
Hachborn ( 200-220 m above sea level. NN )

The locations Leidenhofen (220 m above sea level. NN, immediately southwest of Ebsdorf ) Ilschhausen (270 m above sea level. NN, south of Hachborn on the northern slope of the Lumda plateaus) and Wittelsberg ( 220-250 m above sea level. NN, northeast of Heskem ) lie at the inflow area of the Zwester ohms, which applies also for the western Beltershausen (250 m above sea level. NN, northwest of Heskem ) which, especially in the more westerly part Fraunberg ( 300-330 m above sea level. NN ) near the castle ruins Fraunberg, already can be expected for the eastern slope of Lahnberge.

Rauischholzhausen ( 220-280 m above sea level. NN, east of Wittelsberg on the northern slope of the Lumda plateaus) is the only place that is not in the inflow area of the Zwester ohms ( but in which the "actual" Ohm).

Neighboring communities

Ebsdorfergrund bordered to the northwest of the city of Marburg, in the north on the town church grove, in the north- east on the town Amoeneburg (all Marburg- Biedenkopf ) and the town of Homberg ( Ohm ) ( Vogelsberg ), in the south on the community Rabenau and the city of Allendorf ( Lumda ), in the southwest of the city Staufenberg (all three Gießen district ), and to the west by the municipalities Fronhausen and Weimar (Lahn ) (both Marburg- Biedenkopf ).

Community structure

The municipality consists of the villages:

Beltershausen woman mountain (about 1074 inhabitants)
Dreihausen (approx. 1654 inhabitants)
Ebsdorf (approx. 1055 inhabitants)
Hachborn (approx. 1151 inhabitants)
Heskem with Mölln (about 894 inhabitants)
Ilschhausen (about 104 inhabitants)
Leidenhofen (about 902 inhabitants)
Rauischholzhausen (approx. 1156 inhabitants)
Rossberg (about 400 inhabitants)
Wermertshausen (about 342 inhabitants)
Wittelsberg (approx. 1006 inhabitants)

Mountains

The highest point of the municipality is 393 m above sea level the suffering Höfer head ( south of the eponymous hamlet ). Further surveys of Lumda plateaus are Sennenberg ( 383 m, east of Dreihausen ) and Hatteberg ( 373 m, east of Rossberg ). The belonging to the Lahnbergen woman mountain on the eponymous district ( Mrs. Berg ) to the west is 370 m high.

History

Incorporations

On December 31, 1971, the previously independent municipalities Dreihausen and Heskem were merged to form the new municipality Ebsdorfergrund. On April 1, 1972 Rossberg, Wermertshausen and Wittelsberg were added. Beltershausen, Ebsdorf, Hachborn, Ilschhausen, Leidenhofen and Rauischholzhausen followed on 1 July 1974.

Policy

Municipal council

The municipal election held 27 March 2011 yielded the following results:

Coat of arms

The coat of arms shows in the golden ( yellow ) shield on green Dreienberg a red crenellated tower, topped with the Hessian shield.

The emblem of the medieval Wittelsberger ski jump is mapped; of which served the Landgrave of Hessen, to monitor the traffic on the road through the Ebsdorfer reason of Mainz between areas.

Partnerships

The community Ebsdorfergrund maintains partnership relations with

Bidford -on-Avon in Warwickshire, England since 1980 and
Liniewo in Poland since 1998.

Media

In the community Ebsdorfergrund appear as newspapers the Oberhessische Press (OP ) and the Marburger Neue Zeitung ( MNZ ), the OP has the larger market share with wide spacing. Free weekly newspapers Gazette extra Wednesdays and Saturdays win, both published by the Publishing House of the OP and the means Hessian ads newspaper ( MAZ ) on Wednesday and Sunday morning Magazine (SMM ) distributed. By Wittich - publishing the weekly community newsletter is published. Once a month the free information sheet basic view is displayed.

Traffic

Through the community's main road runs from 3048 Fronhausen (motorway junction in pouring over the B 3 ) to church grove. The main road leads Ebsdorf 3089 by the municipality and connects Marburg with green hill and rice churches; the state road 3125, which runs through Heskem and Dreihausen, Marburg connects with mosquito.

The Opened in 1905, the railway station Marburg South, by the municipality to the basalt quarries in Dreihausen running Marburger circular path was set in 1972.

The public transportation is served by ALV Marburg / Upper Hesse and Stadtwerke Marburg. It is on 6 bus lines that are sometimes supplemented by a call taxi.

Line 13: Marburg Bortshausen - Ebsdorf - Leidenhofen - Hachborn - Ilschhausen
Line MR -35: Heskem - Ebsdorf - Leidenhofen - Hachborn - Ilschhausen - Fronhausen
Line MR -80: Pig mountain - noise Holzhausen- Wittelsberg - Moischt - Marburg
Line MR -84: Kirchhain - Amoeneburg -Erfurt Hausen- noise Holzhausen- Wittelsberg - Ginseldorf (school transport )
Line MR -86: Marburg–Frauenberg–Beltshausen–Heskem–Mölln–Dreihausen–Roßberg–Wermertshausen–Deckenbach
Line MR -87: Heskem-Moischt/Mardorf/Amöneburg (school transport )

Facilities

In Roßberger forest is a national repository for radioactive waste which was established in the late 60s and modernized during the 90's. This is a so-called temporary storage site for radioactive waste from medicine, research, industry and commerce with a total volume of 400 m³.

Photos from the community

Church in Rauischholzhausen

Waiting in Wittelsberg

Church in Hachborn

Church Beltershausen

Look at the settlement Beltershausen from the foot of the Frauenberg.Links Amöneburg Basin with the location Amoeneburg on a basalt cone

Castle Rauischholzhausen

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