Moosdorf

The community Moosdorf with 1554 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) is located in Upper Innviertel in Upper Austria. The competent court is the district court district Mattighofen until 2004, the village belonged to the district court Wildshut.

The name Moosdorf refers to the proximity to the Ibm Moor, the largest moor complex in Austria and the easternmost foothills Moore.

3.1 Election Results
3.2 Coat of Arms

Geography

Community structure

The municipality includes the following 15 places (in brackets population as of 31 October 2011):

Einsperg (18)
Elling (123 )
Furkern (39 )
Habersdorf (34 )
Hack book (349)
Haslach (34 )
Every village (84 )
Kimmel village (176 )

Moosdorf (462 )
Moosmühl (28 )
Mühlbach (29 )
Puttenhausen (15 )
Seeleiten (28 )
Barn (44 )
Weichsee (39)

The municipality comprises the cadastral Moosdorf and barn.

Ibm Moor

A natural space special feature is the extensive Ibm Moor, which is surrounded by würmeiszeitlichen end moraines, after the retreat of the ice was formed. Even today you can find the traces of the glacier, such as on Oser between Hackenbuch and Ibm, in the form of kettle holes that are now partly occupied by Inger Herat and Seeleitensee, or glacially formed hills, such as that in Weichsee. Until the 19th century into the bog of human influences remained relatively unaffected, first drainage measures and the large-scale peat cutting machine, which was operated until a few decades, the marsh changed considerably since then in most parts. Today the nature reserve pipes Anger, which is also a Natura 2000 site and still contains a number of protected plant usually consists. The Pinus mugo - Stocks in Weitenmoos are to be regarded as glacial relicts and still clearly visible, while Betula nana and Betula pubescens, two other relict species, likely to be gone in recent years.

History

The name Moosdorf was first mentioned in documents around 1130 AD in the traditions ( book on donations ) of the Benedictine monastery Michaelbeuern with " Chunradus de Mostorf ". The settlement of the glacial Moränenwalls is however done much earlier. This is proved by the excavation of a villa rustica ( Roman estate ). 1682 has started with the construction of the nave branch church of the parish in eggelsberg Moosdorf. This is the hl. Dedicated to Stefan. From 1784 Moosdorf became a separate parish. 1850 gained the status of a Moosdorf own community and includes the cadastral Moosdorf and barn. Until the 19th century, even the places were Malling (now at Kimmel Village ) ( today Elling ) called and Mühlbach in the parish articles.

On 11 August 2006, the Cologne artist Gunter Demnig laid stumbling blocks for the two victims of National Socialism Johann Lenz and Joseph Weber.

Policy

Mayor: Mayor Manfred Emersberger (SPO )
Parish Council: The Parish Council are Manfred Emersberger (SPÖ ), Christian Lanz ( SPÖ ), Christian Spanik (independent), Franz Vogl (ÖVP ), Friedrich cold Egger (ÖVP ).
City Council: The council are ( level since the GRW 2009): SPÖ: Emersberger Manfred, Christian Lanz, Christian Spanik (independent), Dagmar Dabernig, Elizabeth Hirsch, Gerhard Weber, Thomas book Mayr, Johann Maislinger, Manuel Broker, Gerhard Schmitz Berger;
ÖVP: Franz Vogl, Josef Katz Dobler, Friedrich cold Egger, Josef Plasser, Johann Kohlenbacher, Josef Stockinger, Thomas Strobl;
FPO: Wolfgang Reindl, Manfred Hofer.

Election results

Poll

Coat of arms

Blazon literally, according to the document:

Economy

EAV - Electrical equipment and distribution boards GmbH
DIY Berschl
Writers Company Media GmbH
KF- wood
VAG insurance agency Größlhuber
Advertising agency ReiWo - Wolfgang Reindl

Culture and sights

Ibm Moor with the 2010 re- erected Moorlehrpfad
Roman Villa Elling
Moormuseum in Hackenbuch ( open from 1 April to end of October)
Cinema Museum in Furkern (currently closed)
Peace Memorial Moss villages Friendensdialoges the peace front of the church
Branch church: nave branch church in 1682
Kaiserdenkmal
Game reserve in Furkern
Foresight about Ibm Moor and Seeleitensee of the Mountain Peer

Moosdorf is part of the tourist region SEELENTIUM - Upper Innviertel / Flachgau and contributes to two nature reserves. The pilgrimage route of Via Nova also performs Moosdorf as numerous bike trails.

Clubs

Moss villages peace dialogue
ARGE Kultur ( operator of the Moor Museum )
Singkreis Moosdorf
Moss Strand Girls and Youth Choir
Theatre Association z'Furkern Moosdorf / Theater host
Tennis club Moosdorf
Rural Youth Moosdorf
Mine Moosdorf
Trachtenmusikkapelle Moosdorf
Riding and Driving Club Moosdorf hack book

Moss Strand Village mobile

On 14 January 2013 the association was making Moosdorf mobile moss villages village mobile put into operation, an Austria-wide showcase for electric mobility and social skills. The E- Mobile is exclusively operated by volunteer drivers and operates between the various districts of Moosdorf that are not accessible through the normal public transport. Additionally, trips to doctors, etc. are offered to authorities. Thus, even people without their own transport and be mobile again may participate in the local happenings. The moss villages Village Mobile has been proposed for energy -Star 2013.

Personalities

Ignaz Glaser, Prague entrepreneur (1853-1916) and founder of the " Emmy hut " and thus the village Hackenbuch
Hubert Lepka, choreographer and director, lives and works in Moosdorf

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