Frasdorf

Frasdorf is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim, at the foot of the western Chiemgau Alps with the districts gamekeeper, Leitenberg, Frasdorf and Umrathshausen. The resort has its own set-up and exit connects to the A 8 Munich Salzburg.

2.1 Amalgamations

3.1 municipal
3.2 Mayor
3.3 Coat of Arms

Geography

Geographical Location

Frasdorf is situated on the Autobahn 8 with its own connection point, a noise barrier protects the settlement from excessive noise. Munich is 78 km, 20 km to Rosenheim, Prien am Chiemsee 8 km, to Traunstein 32 km, 63 km to Salzburg and Kufstein 34 km ( about Sachrang ) or 45 km (up Federal Highway 93). The nearest train station is located about 3.5 km from Frasdorf at Umratshausen.

Community structure

The municipality has 74 Frasdorf officially named districts:

Aich
Green
Bachgraben
Bakers mill
Unterbichl
Brandberg
Daxa
Dösdorf
Ebnat
Frasdorf
Gas Unterbichl
Ginnerting
Trench
Greimelberg
Haslau
Hendenham
Hierankl
Irlach
Kaltbrunn

Kranzl
Kropfetsöd
Laiming
Lederstube
Leitenberg
Punch holes
Mitter Unterbichl
Mitter riding
Mönibuch
Miihlberg
Niesberg
Oberacher Ting
Oberhaustätt
Prien Upper Mill
Oberreit
Upper Wildried
Pfaffing

Pfannstiel
Pfifferloh
Rain
Riding
Reed
Ried Lach
Röcka
Röselsberg
Rucker Ting
Sagberg
Sandgrub
Sankt Florian
Soilach
Barn
Stätt
Stelzenberg
Stockach
Stötten

Stüblach
Stupfa
Tauern
Thal
Umrathshausen
Under Acher Ting
Unterhaustätt
Under Prien mill
Under Wildried
Waizenreit
Walker Ting
Whose
Western village
Wildenwart
Wilhelming
Winkling
Winterstubn
Cell bottom

History

Frasdorf 1135 was documented as Fradelsdorf the first time. Gamekeeper, Frasdorf and Umrathshausen belonged before 1800 to the equipped with the high- jurisdiction rule gamekeeper or to its affiliated rule Hohenaschau. Frasdorf was in the course of administrative reform in Bavaria in 1818 an independent political community.

Incorporations

Parts of the territory of the dissolved municipalities Wildenwart and Umrathshausen were reclassified in the course of municipal reform on 1 May 1978 after Frasdorf.

Policy

Parish council

The council has the following composition: CSU ( 4), Free Voters group Frasdorf (5) Free electorate Wildenwart (3) Free Wählergemeinschaft Umrathshausen ( 2)

Mayoress

Mayor Marianne Steindlmüller (CSU ).

Coat of arms

The coat of arms is as follows officially emblazoned: shared; top three split of blue and silver, below a silver dragon on a red field.

The threefold division of blue and silver points to the noble family of Gundrichinger who were resident in the district Ginnerting, back. The demonstrated already in the 12th century parish church is dedicated to Saint Frasdorfer Margaretha. Their attribute, the dragon, it symbolizes the coat of arms.

Coat of arms of Wildenwart

Coat of arms of Umrathshausen

Culture and sights

Worth seeing are the four Frasdorfer churches: St. blood in Umrathshausen, the Christ the King Church Wildenwart and St. Margaret in the center as well as the Gothic pilgrimage church of St. Florian with its baroque fountain chapel. Scenic important is the karst area " Laubstein " with its caves. In Frasdorf a home and Cultural Association, a cave museum and a village museum are located. The gamekeeper castle is located above the valley of Prien.

See also List of historic buildings in Frasdorf

Parish Church of St. Margaret, interior

Personalities

Maria Furtnerteich (* 1821, † 1884), the Wassertrinkerin of Frasdorf
Wolfgang von Gronau (* 1893 in Berlin, † 1977), naval aviator and aviation pioneer
Thomas Fischer, cabaret artist and blacksmith of Western Village

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