Haag in Oberbayern
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Haag in Oberbayern ( officially: i.OB Hague ) is a market in the Upper Bavarian district Mühldorf on the Inn River and at the interface of B 12 and B 15. He has served as the center of the Hague country a varied and colorful past.
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- 2.2 Coat of Arms
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Geography
Geographical Location
Haag in Oberbayern located in Southeast Upper Bavaria in the foothills of the Alps and offers its elevated position above a comprehensive view on the chain of the Bavarian Alps, which determine the horizon to the south. A scenic feature is the Toteiskessel in the east of the church. Hague is conveniently located approximately 50 km east of Munich, 15 km south of the Villages, 21 km west of Waldkraiburg, 14 km north of Wasserburg and 32 km from the district town of Mühldorf. On the B 15, there are 48 km to Landshut and 38 km to Rosenheim. The nearest train station is located 8 km away neighboring Soyen on the railway line Rosenheim - Mühldorf, which is served by the SüdostBayernBahn.
Neighboring communities
- Kirchdorf
- Reichertsheim
- Gars
- Soyen
Community structure
The municipality has 31 officially designated Hague i.OB districts:
- Aicha
- Altdorf
- Unterbichl
- Bonweg
- Fire
- Daxau
- Eisenau
- Forchöd
- Hague i.OB
- Holzapfel
- Joppa Point
- Kühlsöd
- Lerchenberg
- Moss
- Neuberg
- Obernholz
- Oberndorf
- Raderberg
- Rain
- Riding
- Röhrmoos
- Rosenberg
- Sandgrub
- Sinking creek
- Starnhöllmühle
- Perennials
- Vogl mountain
- Weihermühle
- Wimmer on the road
- Wind
History
Hague is first mentioned around the year 980 as the seat of the free Mr. Enge Schlecht " de Haga '. In 1245 Hague was transferred by the Emperor Frederick II to Sigfrid of Mrs. Berg. At the same time the county Hague confirms the high court as an imperial fief. In 1324, the county was granted market rights transferred IV for its market " to the Hage " by Emperor Ludwig. In the 15th and 16th centuries, the wife of Berger Reichslehen carriers over baron hereditary imperial counts were collected. 1566 after the death of Count Ladislaus of woman mountain Hague, the Bavarian Duke was in 1567 invested with Hague. Until 1804 Hague was one, although Bavarian -dominated, " Free, the Bavarian Kurlanden not affiliated Reich County ". see also Castle Hague
1808 Hague independent parish, 1813, the first mayoral elections were made. 1831 a great fire raged in Hague. In 1900, the 1974 re- decommissioned railway line Thann - Matzbach Hague was opened. With the local government reform, the Local Court Hague was disbanded on 1 January 1970.
Incorporations
Hague received on April 1, 1971 parts of the territory of the dissolved municipality Rosenberg. On 1 July 1971 parts were added by Allmannsau. The three-kilometer away neighboring Kirchdorf bei Haag formerly belonged to the market.
Coat of arms
The coat of arms of the town is the coat of arms of local noble family, the County Hague, modeled and shows the " cooing of Hague ", the so-called Hague mold on a red background. It is run by the municipality of The Hague since the 18th century.
Policy
The municipal council of The Hague has 20 members and is made up as follows according to the local elections from 2008 to 2014 together:
Economy
Hague -based small businesses and craft economic structure. Nationally known are the milk plant hunters with over 200 employees, which specializes in Italian cheeses cheese production with emphasis, the Brewery Unertl Weissbier and the metal construction company Schletter.
Educational institutions
Hague has a Grund-/Hauptschule and a secondary school; this has made mandatory as the first secondary school in Bavaria school clothes.
Attractions
- Castle Hague with a large castle tower with four bays
- Lion Fountain, created in 1557
- Brewery with gothic stepped gables, around 1560
- Tithe barn, 1538
- Parish church, formerly hospital church of 1558
- Hospital building from 1588, later Old City Hall
- Later Bräuhausgebäude from the Baroque period, 1730-1732
- Rambold - house in the street Muhldorfer
- Rössler - house in the parish Straße
- Cemetery Church in the Nazarene, 1830
See also List of monuments in Haag in Oberbayern
Personalities
Sons and daughters
- Karl Gebhardt (1897-1948), surgeon and the personal physician of Heinrich Himmler
- Hermann Zenz (1926-2009), politician ( CSU)
- Anne Breitreiner ( born 1984 ), basketball national team