Günselsdorf
Günselsdorf is a market town in Lower Austria in the district of Baden.
- 3.1 Coat of Arms
Geography
In the market town of 1746 inhabitants ( 1 January 2013 ) on an area of 6.61 km ². The town is located east of Leobersdorf in the Vienna Basin to the trie Sting. The majority of the municipal area, namely 500 acres, are utilized agricultural area. Even a small portion of viticulture can be found here.
Neighboring communities
- Kottingbrunn
- Leobersdorf
- Schönau an der Triesting
- Blumau - Neurißhof
- Teesdorf
Traffic
The road artery is the Wiener Neustadt Road ( B 17). The grove Straße (B 18) starts here. About this is to reach the A2 motorway and also the Leobersdorf station of the Southern Railway, ie the two leading thoroughfares of both the individual as well as public transport after crossing from Leobersdorf. In the neighboring village Teesdorf and the adjacent Tattendorf are also found for boarding to Aspangbahn.
Demographics
Source: Population Development of Statistics Austria
History
The place name derives from Guncinesdor and was first mentioned in 1130 in the hall book of Klosterneuburg. The town was settled by the Babenberg in the 11th and 12th centuries. The place repeatedly suffered the incident Hungary and later the Turkish wars.
In today's intersection of B17 and B18 was until 1848 a tollgate. Also, a post office to change the horses were there until 1847.
As industrialization was erected in 1847 on a specially constructed channel a large cotton mill in 1848 to the cousin of Nicholas Dumba, Theodor Dumba ( 1818-1880 ), came to the office administration Schönau a simple factory power to produce cotton spun yarns for 1849 Günselsdorf was awarded. After several changes of ownership the work existed until about 1965.
Policy
Mayor of Günselsdorf is Alfred Artmäuer, Deputy Mayor is Elisabeth Roggeland, office manager Karl Joszt.
Coat of arms
At the Survey market town on 25 June 1968, the municipal coat of arms was granted.
Blazon: In a blue shield with a silver slant links beams, covered with a golden ( yellow ) horn with red color - silver (white ) tassel.
The horn is due to the old coaching inn. From the colors to the market flags colors are derived from blue-white- yellow.
Rescue
- Workers' Samaritan Federation Austria, group Steinfelden -Schönau - Leobersdorf
Sports Clubs in Günselsdorf
Since 1911 there is the SC Günselsdorf, despite the low population (then about 800 inhabitants) made it in 1962/63 up to the Regionalliga Ost.
For over 20 years, there is the first TC Günselsdorf. Numerous men and women go to the hobby also partly in the championship Apply the circles south / east of NÖTVs after. Youth work is under the collaboration with the TC Steinfeld ( pure youth club ) is also successful on legs and has already produced some youth ranking players.
Personalities
- Bernhard Hable ( letters, Dog Breeders & History Professor )