Krumbach, Swabia (district)

The district of Krumbach (Schwaben ) ( License Plate KRU ) was a district in the Bavarian administrative region of Swabia. Krumbach ( Schwaben) was the county seat. The main towns of the district that existed prior to its resolution of 49 communities were Krumbach, Thannhausen, Ziemetshausen and Ursberg.

Location

The district of Krumbach was in southwest Bavaria, approximately in the center of the district of Swabia.

Neighboring counties

In the north, bordering the district of Krumbach in the district of Günzburg, on the east by the district of Augsburg (until 1929: District Office Zusmarshausen ), in the southeast to the county Schwab Munich (until 1900: Regional office of Augsburg ) in the south to the county Mindelheim, in the southwest of the county Illertissen and to the northwest by the district of Neu -Ulm.

History

1804, the district was established as a district court Ursberg. 1837 the seat of the district was moved to Krumbach Krumbach and renamed the District Court, 25 years later, in 1862 renamed the county Krumbach. 1880, the county was, by some municipalities of the district offices Illertissen and Mindelheim, but also gave communities in the district office Augsburg ( was 1900-1972, the district office or the district Schwabmunchen ) from. 1939 finally it was renamed the county.

On 1 July 1972, the district of Krumbach (Schwaben ) in the course of municipal reform in Bavaria with the district of Günzburg, the independent city of Günzburg and the communities Schönebach and Uttenhofen (now districts of Ziemetshausen ) that belonged to at this time for the district of Augsburg, summarized for Günzkreis. The former municipalities Hasberg and Tiefenried in the south of the district of Krumbach came to the district of the Lower Allgäu. On 1 May 1973, the new county was given the currently valid name Günzburg.

Geography

The largest part of the territory of the former county is located on the Lower Iller- Lech- gravel boards. Only the areas east of the Mindel lie on the perennial plate. The former county is traversed from south to north following rivers: Günz, Kammel, Mindel, cooperation and some streams that flow into these rivers; → see also: List of waters in the river system and Günz List of waters in the river system Mindel;

The highest point of the former county is located in the hamlet with about 605m above sea level. NN, the deepest in Kammeltal at Ried or Behlingen with 470m above sea level. NN.

Cities and Towns

In its resolution, the county had 49 municipalities. In 1900, the then county Krumbach said county, three more municipalities. In 1902 Hürben was incorporated to Krumbach. Three years later, the communities Bayersried and Ursberg merged to community Bayersried - Ursberg. In 1926 the congregation joined the community Hoesel Hurst Wattenweiler.

In the communities that were resolved, is noted in brackets, one of which local today. The towns that still exist today are written in bold.

Cities

  • Krumbach ( Schwaben)
  • Thannhausen

Markets

Communities

  • Hagen Ried (market Münsterhausen )
  • Hair Book ( Waltenhausen )
  • Hasberg (market Kirchheim in Schwaben in the district of Lower Allgäu )
  • Haupeltshofen ( Aletshausen )
  • Hausen ( Ellzee )
  • Hohenraunau (city Krumbach )
  • Langenhaslach (market Neuburg an der Kammel )
  • Lauterbach (market Ziemetshausen )
  • Memmenhausen ( Aichen )
  • Mindelzell ( Ursberg )
  • Muttershofen (market Ziemetshausen )
  • Nattenhausen (width Thal )
  • Upper bleaching ( Deisenhausen )
  • Oberegg (Meadow Brook )
  • Obergessertshausen ( Aichen )

Free community areas book Ebershauser - Nattenhauser forest ( still exists today ) Big Buchenwald Lettenberg Winzerwald ( still exists today )

  • Top tube ( Ursberg )
  • Oberwiesenbach (Meadow Brook )
  • Premach ( Ursberg )
  • Ried ( Kammeltal )
  • Schell Bach ( front and rear Schell Bach) (market Ziemetshausen )
  • Seifertshofen ( Ebershausen )
  • Stoffenried ( Ellzee )
  • Tiefenried (market Kirchheim in Schwaben in the district of Lower Allgäu )
  • Under bleaching ( Deisenhausen )
  • Under Wiesbach (Meadow Brook )
  • Waltenhausen
  • Wattenweiler (market Neuburg an der Kammel )
  • Weiler ( Waltenhausen )
  • Winzer ( Aletshausen )

District Officers or District Administrators 1862-1972

Administrative centre Krumbach, Bavaria Iller-Lech Plateau Zusam Wasserburg am Inn (district)
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