Hebertsfelden
Hebertsfelden is a town in Lower Bavaria Rottal -Inn.
- 2.1 Amalgamations
- 3.1 Traffic
- 3.2 Education
- 3.3 Sport
Geography
Geographical Location
The community Hebertsfelden located in the southern Lower Bavaria in the tertiary hills in the upper reaches of the Rott between cities Eggenfelden and parish churches.
Community structure
The municipality has 152 Hebertsfelden officially named districts:
- Ainlehen
- Auhof
- Brook
- Bernhof
- Binder mountain
- Brandlöd
- Brunnhäusl
- Castle
- Castle wood
- Delzöd
- Eder
- Edhof
- Eklhub
- Falter Meier
- Faulkäs
- Feichtenschlager
- Feitshof
- Ferlin
- Fischgartl
- Forestry fief
- Freiling
- Freiung
- Gallhub
- Gaßlsberg
- Glatzöd
- Gnadenöd
- Goll Erbach
- Goll Erbach
- Griffl
- Großkag
- Great meadow
- Grub
- Gschaidmaier
- Handl moss
- Handorf
- Hasleck
- Haslhub
- Haus Beck
- Hausmanning
- Hebertsfelden
- Hebertsfelden Station
- Behind Aichberg
- Hinterburg
- Högl
- Hollkronöd
- Höllmühl
- Wood
- Holzapfel
- Wood Grub
- Holzgrund
- Holzhamm
- Holzhäuseln
- Kainzl
- Cold mountain
- Kaesberg
- Kleinkag
- Kleinkay
- Kleinwiesenhart
- Klinger
- Cooking fief
- Kollbeck
- Kollo man
- Kramlehen
- Kranzlhub
- Krapf mountain
- Kraymühle
- Kronöd
- Krumlehen
- Kuglmehring
- Short wood
- Paints
- Lackner
- Lecklhub
- Lerch
- Lerch road
- Linden
- Linnertshub
- Löfflmühle
- Luberg
- Maier mountain
- March
- Marchöd
- Mehlhardt on sand
- Mehring
- Mornthal
- Low level
- Niedernkirchen
- Walnut
- Oberdax
- House of Lords Bach
- Oberhub
- Oberlehen
- Upper rice Beck
- Plates
- Ponhardsberg
- Ponzaun
- Prienbach
- Racker Bach
- Reizl
- Riem
- Roith
- Rottenberg Stuben
- Sand
- Sandberg
- Schabmannsberg
- Schernberg
- Schieghub
- Schießl
- Schildmann mountain
- Lard Grub
- Schmauß
- Schmidöd
- Schnellberg
- Schönhub
- Schreyöd
- Schwaig fief
- Spannberg
- Elders
- Stevedores
- Stone
- Steinsäuln
- Steinsöd
- Sterfl
- Sternöd
- Stößlöd
- Strasbourg on Edhof
- Stürzl
- Unterdax
- House of Bach
- Under feudal
- Under rice Beck
- In Stock
- Front Aichberg
- Vorderhaid
- Wagensberg
- Cart fief
- Wasl
- Weidelsberg
- Wengl
- Wenigau
- Wilhelm height
- Wimberg
- Windorf
- Winkl
- Wislhub
- Zacherlwimm
- Zaining
- Fence
- Zulehen
- Zwicklöd
There are the districts Hebertsfelden, Langeneck, Linden, Lohbruck, House of Bach, bloggers and Peter churches.
History
Hebertsfelden was notarized by 1073 for the first time, as a Adalprecht de Heriboldesfelden signed as a benefactor. In the period 1220-1240 the diocese of Freising testified possessions in the place. In the 17th and 18th centuries Hebertsfelden consisted of around 20 properties. At the beginning of the 19th century there was a separate municipality.
Incorporations
On 1 January 1946 Hebertsfelden received parts of the municipalities Langeneck and Gern II, but already with effect from 1 January 1948, the merger was reversed. Only by the local government reform in Bavaria was on 1 January 1972 by the Towns Linden, House of Bach and the remnants of communities Langeneck and Gern II and the integration of parts of the dissolved municipalities Lohbruck and Peterskirchen connection ( to 29 January 1952, the community name Peterskirchen I) formed the current municipality on 1 May 1978.
Economy and infrastructure
It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the field of Agriculture and Forestry 15, 384 in manufacturing and in trade and transport 57 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 144 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 1242. In manufacturing, there was one operation, in construction 11 companies. In addition, in 1999, there were 164 farms with an agricultural area of 3366 ha, of which 2358 ha of arable land and 1008 hectares of permanent grassland.
Traffic
Hebertsfelden has a train stop on the train route Passau - Neumarkt-Sankt Veit.
Education
There are the following facilities (as of 1999):
- Kindergartens: 100 kindergarten places with 111 children
- Primary and secondary school: 1 with 19 teachers and 260 students
Sports
In the municipal area Hebertsfelden to find extensive opportunities for physical activity.
- Sports club Hebertsfelden (football, tennis, curling, gymnastics, Nordic walking )
- Sports Club Goll Erbach ( women's and girls' soccer )
Attractions and buildings
- Parish Church of St. Emmeram, built 1859-1862, designed by Leonhard Schmidtner.
- In addition to St. James' Church, built in the middle of the 15th century rotting Stuben, 1958 well-preserved frescoes were found in the choir, which may have originated around 1500.
- Parishes of St. Philip and James, Lower churches, 15th century, expanded 1911.
- History museum next to City Hall, the building of the former brickworks.
- Archaeological monuments, such as jumps from Celtic and Hungary time.
See also: List of monuments in Hebertsfelden
Personalities
- Ludwig Gruber (1922-2005), poet, called Ponzauner Wigg