Markt Erlbach

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Erlbach is a market in the district of Neustadt an der Aisch -Bad Windsheim, Middle Franconia.

  • 2.1 Amalgamations
  • 3.1 Market council
  • 3.2 Coat of Arms
  • 4.1 monuments
  • 6.1 Sons and daughters of the town
  • 6.2 personalities who have worked on site

Geography

Geographical location

Erlbach is almost 61 km ² municipal area is the fifth largest municipality in the county. The place is situated on the high plateau of the Franks height.

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are (from north clockwise beginning ):

Community structure

Erlbach consists of 33 districts:

  • Altselingsbach
  • Altziegenrück
  • Blüml one mill
  • Book
  • Eschenbach
  • Case House
  • Haaghof
  • Hagen Mayrhofen
  • Haidt
  • Häring mill
  • Holzmühle
  • Jobstgreuth
  • Kappersberg
  • Kemmathen
  • Klaus Herzogenaurach
  • Knochenhof
  • Kotzenaurach
  • Linden
  • Losaurach
  • Erlbach
  • Mettelaurach
  • Mittelmühle
  • Morbach
  • Mosbach
  • Oberulsenbach
  • Pils mill
  • Rimbach
  • Rösch mill
  • Siedelbach
  • Waldhaus
  • Water House
  • Wilhelmsgreuth
  • Ziegelhuette

Climate

Due to its location in central Europe Erlbach is in the temperate warm climate. Here, the town is located in the transition zone between the wet Atlantic and the dry continental climate.

History

In a wooded area, on the hill of the natural park of Franconia, is Erlbach. The name comes from Erlenbach, whose source is located within the district.

" Woodland - King Country ," as it was called at the time of Charlemagne. Discovered barrows to Erlbach point to a much earlier settlement. An early church foundation from which proceeded many affiliated churches, and the location on the military road between the imperial cities of Nuremberg and Bad Windsheim Rothenburg ob der Tauber Erlbach led by a checkered history, but were also a prerequisite for the development of a focus for trade, commerce and jurisdiction. The first documented mention goes back to a foundation letter about the monastery Heilsbronn of 1132. Even in later years Erlbach is often mentioned together with churches. 1144 is already talk of a church Erlbach. 1384 Erlbach is called " oppidum " - referred to in the seal and leads the Hohenzollern coat of arms ( Brack head on the black-and- white sign ) - fortified place. See also the presentation of the stained glass windows of St. Kilian's Church of 1380th

After the devastation of the Thirty Years' War settled in Erlbach and around numerous Austrian displaced faith, which supported the economic revival.

Erlbach heard since the Treaty of Paris in 1810 Bavaria.

In 1911 the church name was officially changed from Erlbach in Erlbach.

Incorporations

On 1 June 1968, the formerly independent municipalities Book and Kotzenaurach were incorporated. On January 1, 1970 Losaurach and parts of Altselingsbach were added. Eschenbach, Jobstgreuth, which in 1875 was renamed by Claus Herzogenaurach Herzogenaurach Klaus, Siedelbach and parts of Buchklingen followed on 1 January 1972. Linden eventually joined them on 1 January 1978.

Policy

Market council

The local elections of 2002 and 2008 led to the following seat distribution in the market council:

Coat of arms

The Coat of Arms description is: In blue with gestücktem of red and silver shield board a reclined, quartered by silver and black shield, on a silver bucket helmet; Crest a golden Hound head with red tongue and red ear, which is pulled down to a golden helmet cover.

Culture and sights

  • Church of St. Kilian
  • Parish Church of St. Leonhard (neighborhood Linden )
  • Church of St. Jobst ( district Jobstgreuth )
  • Gatehouse
  • Old Town Hall
  • Old Schießhaus v.1689
  • Marketplace
  • Weeth
  • Rangau Artisan Museum

Monuments

Traffic

In Erlbach the state road in 2252, the B 13 B 8 and state highway in 2255, the 13 connects the B to the B 470. Meet In addition, the state road 2244, which ends at the junction of the A70 Bamberg, here the starting point.

In the first half of the 1880s was Erlbach with the post bus routes Ansbach - Erlbach connected to the railway line Nuremberg - Crailsheim - Dietenhofen. The construction of the extension of the Zenngrundbahn of Wilhermsdorf after Erlbach was started in January 1902. The line was opened on 5 December 1902. Erlbach has since terminus, another bus stop is located in the district of Eschenbach.

Another offering is the bus the bus and coach transport francs of Dietenhofen after Dietersheim 129.

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Kaspar Löner (1493-1546), hymn composer, Protestant theologian and reformer
  • Jacob Trapp (1895-1986), violinist, composer, founder and director of Trapp'schen Conservatory in Munich

Personalities who have worked on site

  • Abdias Trew (1597-1669), German Protestant theologian, mathematician and astronomer
  • Samuel William Oetter (1720-1792), Herald and Hofpfalzgraf
  • Marco Wittmann ( * 1989), motor sports, DTM driver
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