Inzing
Inzing is a municipality with 3603 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) in the district of Innsbruck Land in Tirol ( Austria ). The municipality is a member of the Climate Alliance of Tyrol and is located in the judicial district Telfs.
- 3.1 Demographics
- 9.1 Sons and daughters
- 9.2 people with links with the community
Geography
Inzing in the Inn Valley between Innsbruck and Zirl the east and Telfs or Hatting in the West. It is located on the south bank of the Inn. South of the village stands the Ranggerköpfl Mountain up to the north of Zirler mountain. The highest point of the municipality is located on the summit of Peiderspitze to 2808 meters above sea level. A. in the northern Sellrainer Bergen ( Stubai Alps). The lowest point of the municipality is located at 598 m above sea Innufer. A.
Community structure
The community is adjacent to the scattered village on the alluvial fan of Enter Bach even from different mountain large rural villages and on Rotten Inzingerberg, the foothills of the central mountain terrace to the west. The municipality comprises the following six localities ( in parentheses population as of 31 October 2011):
- Eben ( 83)
- Hof (37 )
- Inzing ( 3238 )
- Moos ( 0)
- Schindeltal (54)
- Toblaten (104)
The municipality comprises the cadastral Inzing.
Neighboring communities
- Flaurling,
- Gries im Sellrain,
- Hatting,
- Oberperfuss,
- Pettnau,
- Ranggen,
- Sankt Sigmund im Sellrain,
- Sell Rain
- Zirl.
History
Inzing was first documented in 1034 in the traditions of the Bishopric of Freising: ... but not secured quicquid proprietatis in loco Inigozingo curifera III .. It is that there is in fact Inzing at this mention. According to a historical development of Inigozingo to Inzing would be unlikely. The first truly secure naming is found in the charter of the abbey of St. George mountain with Incingenim year 1283rd
The baroque parish church has to have late Baroque frescoes.
Early on, built by the Knights of Eben ( district ) - the exact date is unknown - in the village above the church, a tower, which the Inzinger now commonly call " Schlößl ". This late Gothic " Schlößl " was rebuilt around 1920 in the style of historicism. The coat of arms of the Knights of motives plane can still be found in the arms of the municipality Inzing again.
Inzing was also mentioned in the Italian travel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ( 1786). The municipality was created in 1974 Hatting Inzing connected and separated again in 1993 as a separate municipality.
Inzing was plagued in the past by several large debris flows. At the last in 1969, three people were killed.
Population
Demographics
Policy
The last mayor elections took place simultaneously with the local elections on March 14, 2010.
Kurt Heel was elected mayor. He was the only candidate.
Culture and sights
In addition to the numerous sports clubs there are in Inzing - in relation to the population - also relatively many cultural associations. Among other things, there are several choirs and theater groups, as well as a band.
Economy
The industry is dominated by the industrial area on the eastern outskirts of the village. In addition to small and medium-sized companies from various sectors also have some concerns branches or subsidiaries in Inzing (eg DHL, Caterpillar, Scania, Stiegl ).
Sports
Inzing has an active club life. In sports Inzinger clubs can boast numerous successes. The two main clubs are the general sports club Inzing ( ASVI ) with the sections athletics, cycling and skiing and Sports Union Inzing with the sections ladies gymnastics, curling, hanging and paragliding, football, sledding, tennis, table tennis and volleyball.
Besides these two main clubs there is the Ring Sport Club Inzing ( RSCI ), the billiard club Inzing and the Model Club Inzing - MBCI ( Modellflugsport ) as independent clubs. In the sports of volleyball, wrestling and billiards Inzing is represented nationally. The section inzingvolley the SU plays in the second Austrian Bundesliga ladies. The ring - Sport-Club Inzing ( RSCI ) fights in the first Austrian league.
In addition Inzing has a natural toboggan run ( Ginzes - level ) and hosted the natural track luge World Cup 1979.
Traffic
Default traffic Inzing is connected through the Inn valley motorway at exit Zirl -West and on the Arlberg railway with a station on the line S1 / S2 to the S -Bahn Tyrol. Trains run at 30- minute intervals via Innsbruck to Fritz -Wattens or until Telfs. Further upside in the winter months, a ski bus to the nearby ski Ranggerköpfl Mountain.
Personalities
Sons and daughters
- Ursula Beiler ( born 1959 ), Austrian artist (sculpture, installation)
- Vinzenz Gasser (1809-1879), from 1856-1879 Prince-Bishop of Brixen
- Benny Hörtnagl, born on November 24, 1982 in Innsbruck, Austrian radio and television presenter
- Jörg Kölderer (c. 1465/70 in Badenweiler Hof in Inzing - July 1540 ), court painter to Emperor Maximilian I.
- Josef Schretter (1856-1909), Austrian painter
People with links with the community
- Nadine Beiler (* 1990), Austrian soul and pop singer, who won the 3 Star Mania contest for on 26 January 2007, grew up in Inzing
- Rainer Blatt ( b. 1952 ), German - Austrian experimental physicist living in Inzing
- Marina Gastl (* 1985), Austrian wrestler, 9th place at the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004 in wrestling
- Blasius Hueber (1735-1814), surveyor, died in Inzing
- Andi Knoll (born 1972 ), Austrian radio and television presenter
- Gabriele Kirchmair silver and bronze medalist at the 8th Olympic Games for the disabled in Seoul / South Korea
- Edmund Klotz (1855-1929), Austrian sculptor
- Hannelore Mariner, former Austrian luger, 1970 European champion Rodel 's Singles
- Sandra Mariner ( born 1974 ), former Austrian Naturbahnrodlerin in single seaters
- Sebastian Wastl Mariner (1909-1989), an Austrian mountaineer and pioneer of mountain rescue
- Ernst Schmidlechner (born 1958 ), poet and songwriter