Klipphausen
Klipphausen is a municipality in the center of Saxony, in the district of Meißen.
- 5.1 Structures
- 5.2 Sound
- 6.1 Sons and daughters of the town
Geography and transport
The community Klipphausen is approximately 11 km south of Meissen and about 15 km northwest of Dresden. The A4 runs through the south of the municipality and is the Wilsdruff connection (about 4 km). The municipality is located in Meissen highlands and the Elbe Valley to the boiler Linkselbischen valleys - including the Saubachtal, the Prinzbachtal, the Regenbachtal, the squirrel Ground and Rehbocktal - and the little Triebisch. The highest elevation is the Baeyerhöhe with 322.3 NN on the Lampersdorfer district, the lowest point of the approximately 100 m above sea level. NN in the Elbe valley sole. With the Gauernitzer Elbinsel under conservation one of the two Saxon Elbe islands located in the municipality Klipphausen.
Neighboring communities
History
On July 1, 1950 Sachsdorf is incorporated as a village in the rural community Klipphausen, on March 1, 1974 follows Sora with the districts Lampersdorf and Lotzen. On January 1, 1994, include the previously independent municipalities Klipphausen, Röhrsdorf and Weistropp ( with the districts Hühndorf and Kleinschönberg ) the greater community Klipphausen together. Still Scharfenberg come On 1 January 1999 ( with the districts of mine, mines, Pegenau, Reppina and Reppnitz, Batzdorf, Naustadt, Reichenbach, Riemsdorf, Bockwen - Polenz and Spittewitz ) and Gauernitz ( with the districts Constappel, Hartha, Pinkowitz and Wildenberg ) time. On July 1 of 2012 will be the merger of Triebischtal and districts with Klipphausen.
Incorporations
Local structure
The municipality was formed in 1999 from the merger of three formerly independent communities. On 1 July 2012, the municipality Triebischtal came about. Your municipality was divided in three other villages.
- Klipphausen Hühndorf
- Kleinschönberg
- Lampersdorf
- Lotzen
- Röhrsdorf
- Sachsdorf
- Sora
- Weistropp
- Scharfenberg Batzdorf
- Mine
- Bockwen
- Pits
- Naustadt
- Pegenau
- Polenz
- Reichenbach
- Reppina
- Reppnitz
- Riemsdorf
- Spittewitz
- Gauernitz Constappel
- Hartha
- Pinkowitz
- Wildenberg
- Tannenberg perne
- Rothschönberg
- Burkhardswalde
- Wrought forest
- Groitzsch
- Miltitz Garsebach
- Munzig
- Robschütz
- Roitzschen
- Semmelberg
- Taubenheimstraße Ullendorf
- Seeligstadt
- Piskowitz
- Chain wit
- Kobitzsch
- Sönitz
- Großweitzschen
The German postal divided the church in the following postal locations:
- 01665 Klipphausen (as before incorporation of Triebischtal without Sachsdorf )
- 01665 Perne
- 01683 Rothschönberg (without Perne )
- 01665 Sachsdorf
- 01683 Tannenberg
- 01665 Taubenheimstraße
- 01665 Triebischtal (without Tannenberg and pigeons home )
Culture and sights
In the district Miltitz is the visitor mine chalk mine Miltitz.
The Garsebacher Switzerland is classified as a natural monument.
Structures
In the district Scharfenberg is Schloss Scharfenberg, in Batzdorf Castle Batzdorf, in Klipphausen Klipphausen the castle (probably built around 1528 ), in Weistropp the Weistropp Castle and Castle in Gauernitz Gauernitz. Furthermore, there are also some churches (eg in Naustadt, Sora and Röhrsdorf ), chapels, farmhouses or former manor houses and historic village centers (eg Polenz ).
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Church in Naustadt
Church in Sora ( 1830 )
Castle Batzdorf
A memorial of 1946 in the cemetery of the local part Miltitz reminiscent of 17 prisoners from Poland and the Soviet Union, the victims of forced labor were.
Music
Castle Batzdorf is origin and place of inspiration of the Baroque ensembles Batzdorfer court orchestra. In 1993, the founding of the orchestra concert took place here.
Personalities
Sons and daughters of the town
- Christian Gottlob Gerber, (1686-1764), Lutheran theologian and historian
- Auguste Reuss zu Köstritz ( born May 26, 1822 in Klipphausen, † March 3, 1862 in Schwerin ), Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg
- Henry VII of Reuss ( born 14 July 1825 in Klipphausen; † May 2, 1906 in Trebschen ) to Koestritz, diplomat
- Julius Adolph Stöckhardt ( born January 4, 1809 in Röhrsdorf, † June 1, 1886 in Tharandt ), agricultural chemist
- Erhard Siedel ( born 1 November 1895 in Röhrsdorf, † November 16, 1979 in Switzerland), actor and theater director
- Ernst Schmidt (1920-2000), Athlete
- Wulf Kirsten ( born June 21, 1934 in Klipphausen ), poet
- Dieter Wendish ( born May 9, 1953 in Gauernitz ), rower, Olympic champion in 1976 and 1980