Griesstätt
Griesstätt is located on the Inn River community in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim. The place was first mentioned in a charter of Duke Arnulf I of Bavaria in the year 924, the so-called " Rhini certificate ".
- 3.1 municipal
- 4.1 offices
- 4.2 Leisure and sports facilities
- 4.3 associations
- 6.1 Regular events
- 6.2 monuments
- 6.3 personalities
Geography
Geographical Location
Griesstätt lies to the east of the Inn about 19 km north of Rosenheim, 8 km south of Wasserburg am Inn, 22 km north-west of Prien am Chiemsee, 26 km east of Ebersberg and 54 km from the state capital of Munich.
Community structure
The municipality has 43 Griesstätt officially named districts:
- Altenhohenau
- Au at Altenhohenau
- Brook
- Baumurn
- Confess
- Mountain
- Bergham
- Edenberg
- Misery
- Essbaum
- Esterer
- Field
- Geiereck
- Goßmaning
- Griesstätt
- Grünbichel
- Haid
- Hochholz
- Holzhausen
- Kettenham
- Klosterfeld
- Kolbing
- Kornau
- Kreuth
- Laiming
- Conduct
- Punch holes
- Moosham
- Obermühl
- Raming
- Röthenbach
- Schmiding
- Strass
- Streifl
- Untermühle
- Viehhausen
- Wabach
- Warning Bach
- Wechselberg
- Weichselbaum
- Weitenmoos
- Weng
- Wörlham
History
The name Griesstätt is first mentioned in 924 in a document of Duke Arnulf of Bavaria. Since 1667 until the secularization in 1803 the Hofmark Griesstätt belonged to the monastery Altenhohenau. Griesstätt in 1818 in the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, an independent political community. In the municipal reform in 1978 Griesstätt the administrative community Rott am Inn was incorporated. Since 1 January 1986 the municipality Griesstätt is completely independent again.
Policy
Parish council
15 volunteer local councils together with the full-time mayor of the local council Griesstätt. After the election of 2 March 2008, it is composed as follows:
Education
In Griesstätt there is a kindergarten and a primary school. The primary school has been moved to the Rott.
Offices
Postal agency, local government, civil registry, Lost and Found, etc.
Leisure and sports facilities
In Griesstätt there are 3 tennis courts, 2 football pitches, 1 floor track. In addition, in the municipal area is around 5 playgrounds.
Clubs
The sports club in Griesstätt is the DJK SV Griesstätt. This was officially founded in 1964. It can be divided into the following departments:
- Football
- Tennis
- Curling
- Gymnastics / Gymnastics
- Winter Sports ( Ski / Snowboard )
- Table tennis
For the preservation of the culture and traditions of the mountain - costumes - Erhaltungsverein Immagrea Griesstätt stands eV
Quality of life through close
Quality of life by proximity is a model project, participate in the many community residents. In this project, various topics are discussed and implemented. For example, the transformation of the chain hammer pond in 2005 was successful.
Culture and sights
The Museums include the abbey church Altenhohenau with the numerous churches in and around Griesstätt. At the cemetery, the church is the final resting place of the swing trumpeter Charly Tabor.
Regular events
The Tubafest is organized annually by the end of May Griesstätter brass music.
The Trachtenverein Griesstätt invites every year on Easter Sunday, one to his traditional Easter dance. He also directed mid-June from a garden party. The Trachtenfest year will be a year with the church festival on the third Sunday in October and the following Monday.
Monuments
List of monuments in Griesstätt
Personalities
Alois Mitter Wieser, archivist and historian (1876-1943)