Eisenbach
Eisenbach ( Black Forest ) is a health resort in the east of the district of Breisgau in the Black Forest in Baden- Württemberg.
- 2.1 Amalgamations
- 3.1 municipal
Geography
The boundaries of the municipality lies at an altitude 800-1130 m above sea level. NN. in Bregtal, one of the headwaters of the Danube.
Community structure
The community Eisenbach ( Black Forest ) consists of the formerly independent municipalities boys Bach, Eisenbach, Oberbränd and Schollach. For the former municipality of the village boys boys Bach Bach and the living spaces include cross Dobel ( Josengäßle ) Rappenloch, Black Cross pub and stone Gremmen. The former municipalities of Eisenbach and Oberbränd only consist of the villages of the same name. For the former municipality Schollach includes the hamlet Mittelschollach, the tines Felsental - Blessinghof, Hinterschollach, Süßenbach and Unterschollach. In the territory of the former municipality Schollach a village is set in the sense of Baden-Württemberg municipal code with private Ortschaftsrat and mayor as its chairman.
Of arms of parts
Bubenbach
Oberbränd
Schollach
History
Eisenbach owes its name to the limonite, which was mined from 1478 to 1942, with interruptions here. In the 18th century the craft of watchmaking came on, which developed into an important industrial iron Bacher towns in the 19th century. Today, an industry for precision engineering, precision turned parts, gear and fittings this has developed into.
Incorporations
On November 1, 1972, the former municipalities of Eisenbach, Jacks creek and Oberbränd merged to form the new municipality Eisenbach. The community Schollach was incorporated on 1 January 1975 and renamed the church in Eisenbach ( Black Forest ).
Policy
Parish council
The municipal election held on 7 June 2009, it was declared by the District Office Breisgau in the Black Forest invalid. The required election of October 4, 2009 led with a voter turnout of 58.2 % ( - 5.4 ) the following result:
Economy and infrastructure
In Eisenbach horology was strongly represented. In the former importance of this profession the situation Eisenbach's at the German Clock Road and also the annually held International Antique watches exchange points.
The watch manufacturing as fine mechanical industry continues today in a cluster of 13 industrial companies and numerous smaller companies, the gears, precision turned parts, gear and fittings produce (1400 employees, including 950 commuters ). The level of employment in some multilayered working manufacturing industries ( with a share of over 95% of social insurance contributions ) is unusual for the heavily tourist-oriented Black Forest. In August 2012, there were 24 unemployed in Eisenbach.
Tourism also plays in a recognized health resort community an economic role (2007: 700 beds, 40,000 overnight stays per year ).
Attractions
- Heimatstube the Wolfswinkel hall with an antique clock and a mineral and bird collection
- World Clock (1865 ) by Johann Baptist Beha in hotel bathroom
Personalities
- Dionys Ganter (1798-1862), German painter