Hügelsheim

Hügelheim is a municipality in Baden -Württemberg and belongs to the district of Rastatt.

• 2.1 religions

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Mayor
• 3.3 Coat of Arms
• 3.4 partnerships

• 4.1 Asparagus Festival
• 4.2 Lake Erländersee

• 5.1 traffic
• 5.2 Established businesses
• 5.3 Formation

Geography

Geographical Location

Hill home is located in the Upper Rhine Valley about 10 km southwest of the district town of Rastatt in close proximity to Iffezheim.

Community structure

The municipality Hügelheim include hilltop village home and the settlement Klein Canada. The municipality is the deserted village Heitterbach.

History

The territory has been inhabited continuously since the Stone Age, as the earliest evidence of human culture stone tools have been found whose age is estimated at more than 10,000 years. Also, Celts, Romans and Alemanni left traces. The first mention is found in a deed of gift in favor of the monastery of Fulda on 19 April 788 This is the village with Hughilaheim, 1212 and 1257 as indicated by Hügelisheim Hugelingisheim what Heim ( home, house ) of Hugilo (strain: Hugo) means. The place belonged to the lords of Windeck. 1309 bought the Margrave of Baden Hills home and Stollhofen.

Religions

Catholic church of St. Lawrence:

In honor of the Roman deacon and martyr St. Lawrence, a chapel was built very early, which was powered by a secular priest of the monastery Schwarzach. On the site of the present church was already an older, in their capstone, the year 1499 was engraved. Until the foundation of the Archdiocese of Freiburg in 1827, the hill Heimer parish was under the Bishop of Strasbourg. The congregation built the present church in 1842. Between 1962 and 1967 a large church renovation took place. Since 23 October 2005, the parish of St. Lawrence Hügelheim forms with the parish of St. Martin Sinzheim a pastoral unit.

Evangelical Church of St. Paul Gerhardt:

When, after the Reformation, the religion of the ruler determined the of his subjects, the hills Heimer alternated 1522-1634 eight times between Catholic and Protestant Confession ( cuius regio, eius religio ). Since 1636 were only Catholic priest in office. Evangelical Christians came after 1945 singled to Hügelheim. 1964/65, the Protestant churches of the four hills home, Iffezheim, winter village and Ottersdorf were able to build their own church in Iffezheim.

Policy

Hügelheim forms Sinzheim with an agreed management community.

Parish council

The local elections of 7 June 2009 was as follows:

Source: Statistical Office of Baden -Württemberg

Mayor

Mayor of Hügelheim Reiner Dehmelt. Deputy Mayor are Gerhard de Vries, Rainer F. Diebold and Bernhard Schmidhuber.

Coat of arms

Blazon: Shield split, right on a golden background a red cross bar, left on a blue background a golden rust.

Partnerships

Hügelheim maintains partnership relations with Cartoceto in Italy and Cold Lake in Canada.

Culture, Sport and Recreation

Asparagus Festival

Since 1986, every two years, the nationally known as Asparagus Festival Street Fair, attended by all the local clubs and numerous groups participate. Notwithstanding this two- year sunset clause will take place in the years 2012 and 2013 Asparagus Festival. After that there will be a Spargelfest always in odd years. Representatives of the hill Heimer asparagus asparagus are the queen and the princess asparagus with a term of two years.

Lake Erländersee

In summer, the Lake Erländersee is a popular swimming lake. The managed lake is known for its good water quality.

Economy and infrastructure

Traditionally survived the hill Heimer of agriculture, fishing, Rheinschifferei and gold panning. On the sandy soils in the immediate vicinity of the Rhine, however, classical agriculture can not be operated profitably today. More than a hundred years brought a hill Heimer citizens of his military service in Alsace with the asparagus, which is grown here ever since. So Hügelheim has become the nationally known asparagus village. Today few professional farmers and numerous part-time farmers grow asparagus.

As another optional Culture Jerusalem artichoke is grown, from which a schnapps, which is ( deducted pure, with pickled Jerusalem artichoke tuber or asparagus, with bloodroot ) in several variants marketed.

The Canadian NATO base ( districts Hügelheim, Rheinmünster ) presented to the withdrawal of the armed forces in 1993, an important economic factor dar. High hopes, therefore, commits one to the privately operated Baden -Airpark, which on the conversion area of the airport Karlsruhe / Baden -Baden, a commercial area and various leisure facilities operates.

Traffic

Hill home is conveniently located on the main road 36, which the B 500, the so-called Black Forest Road, crosses the north direction after a few kilometers. The Federal Highway 5 can be achieved via the ramp to Baden-Baden and Baden-Baden the service area within minutes. The nearest train stations are located in Baden -Baden ( ICE / IC). 1 km south of the municipality is the regional airport Karlsruhe / Baden -Baden (Baden -Airpark ).

Established businesses

In the industrial area "Am Hecklehamm " predominantly medium-sized businesses are located. Several companies from the building trades consulting industry are on a regional basis.

Education

In Hügelheim there are three kindergartens and primary and secondary school Nicolaus Copernicus.

Dialect

In Hügelheim is " helserisch " speaking, a wider Baden dialect with all kinds of stains from the Alemannic -speaking world.

Common Helser formulations:

• " Jesse, Maija! " - Jesus, Mary! ( Look of horror similar:. Heavens! )
• " T'hääm " - at home, at home
• " Mändi, Zischdi, Mittwuch, Durschdi, Fridi, Somschdi, Sundi " - days of the week
• " S'Rothuus " - the Town Hall
• " Gardehaw " - Picket Fence
• " Mingä Boy '- my daughter ( Literally: my boy)
• " Ming Junga " - my son ( lit. my Young )
• "A Howwowedissl " - A Heuwagendeichsel

Personalities

• Christiane Resnick ( b. 1961 ), musician and journalist who grew up in the hills home