Moosbach, Bavaria

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Moos Bach is a market in the Upper Palatinate district of Neustadt an der Waldnaab.

2.1 Amalgamations
2.2 Population development

3.1 City Council and Mayor
3.2 Local Finance
3.3 Coat of Arms

5.1 Economics
5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

Moss creek lies in the planning region Upper Palatinate North in Upper Palatinate Forest and is approximately 12 km from the Czech border. The highest point in the municipality is the 771 m high iceberg near the village Rückersrieth.

Community structure

The municipality moss Bach has 37 officially named districts:

Castle grinding
Burgtreswitz
Etzgersrieth
Fluröd
Gaisheim
Gebhard Reuth
Gebhard Reuther loop
Gröbenstädt
Grub

Hammer mill
Hechtlmühle
Heumaden
Isgier
Kemnitzerschleif
Leinschlag
Lohhof
Moosbach
New

Netherlands
Ödbraunetsrieth
Ödhof
Ödpielmannsberg
Pfaff Rieth
Pielhof
Pielmühle
Rage meadow
Rohrhof

Rückersrieth
Sagmuhle
Saubersrieth
Strehberg
Tröbes
Uchamühle
Walt Rieth
Wirth grinding

In the town hall moss creek no more than inhabited listed districts: Mühlschleif, Tradlhof

History

The 1147 first mentioned market moss creek was long for Rent Office Amberg and the district court Treswitz of the Electorate of Bavaria. Moos Bach had market rights with important self- rights. 1809 the competent district court was moved to Vohenstrauß.

Incorporations

In 1939 a part of the formerly independent municipality Netherlands was incorporated. On January 1, 1971, added Gröbenstädt. Burgtreswitz followed on 1 April 1971. In 1972, the territory of the commune moss creek enlarged nor Tröbes and parts of the territory of the dissolved municipality Heumaden on 1 January and Etzgersrieth and parts of the territory of the dissolved municipality Burkhardsrieth on July 1. Effective 1 August 2013 moss creek were slammed some parcels of the previously unincorporated area Michlbach that mean a growth in area of about 35 hectares. This additional area is undeveloped and uninhabited.

Population Development

Policy

City Council and Mayor

In the legislative period 2008-2014, the council is composed as follows:

Mayor Hermann Ach ( CSU).

Municipal finances

Coat of arms

Blazon: Shared and split up; Top in black a red crowned, red reinforced golden lion and the Bavarian lozenges; below in silver growing out of blue waves a bouquet of green leaves with three black moss piston.

The coat of arms has been known since 1543.

Attractions

Burgtreswitz Castle, now owned by the municipality
The parish church of St. Peter and Paul is the successor of 1848 destroyed by fire, built from 1734 to 1738 parish church. It was built from 1850 onwards, the shell was completed in 1853. On August 30, 1859 consecrated bishop Ignatius of Senestrey the new church, which was awarded in 1861 its clock tower. The former equipment was removed in the mid-20th century.
On the northern outskirts of moss creek is the built in 1747-1769 Sanctuary Wies. The statue of the scourged Savior has the same statue from the Wies Church as a model.

The spa park with an area of eight hectares
Trails

See also → List of monuments in moss creek ( Upper Palatinate )

Economy and infrastructure

Economy

It was in 2011 according to official statistics in the field of agriculture and forestry none, in the manufacturing sector and 180 in the trade and transport 38 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 46 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 854 in the manufacturing sector, there were two establishments in the construction of three plants. In 2010 there were also 113 agricultural holdings where the agricultural area of a total of 3405 ha, of which 1995 ha of arable land and 1396 hectares of meadows and pastures.

Education

In the year 2012 ( school year 2011/12 ) the following entities were:

A nursery with 80 kindergarten places un 78 children
Two primary schools with a total of 13 teachers and 190 students

Sons and daughters of the town

Hermann J. Huber (1954-2009), German journalist
Alfred E. Hierold (* 1941), theologian, recipient of the Order of Merit 1st Class

Gallery

Grub with Wies Church (2013 )

Burgtreswitz, moss creek (2013 )

Etzgersrieth (2013 )

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