Mühlingen

Mühlingen is a municipality in the district of Konstanz in Baden- Württemberg.

• 2.1 religions
• 2.2 Population development
• 2.3 districts 2.3.1 Because Gallman
• 2.3.2 Main cheeks
• 2.3.3 Schwackendorf Reute
• 2.3.4 Zoznegg

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Coat of Arms
• 3.3 Mayor

• 4.1 Museums
• 4.2 Structures
• 4.3 Natural Monuments
• 4.4 Music

• 5.1 traffic
• 5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical location

Mühlingen is located in the northeast corner of the Hegau at the transition to the Swabian Alb. Through the municipality runs the Stockacher Aach.

Neighboring communities

The municipality borders the the district of Konstanz belonging communities Hohenfels (southeast), Stockach (south) and Eigeltingen ( southwest), to the communities Emmingen- Liptingen (northwest) and Neuhausen ob Eck (north) in the district of Tuttlingen and to the community Sauldorf ( Northeast) in the district of Sigmaringen.

Community structure

The municipality Mühlingen with the previously independent municipalities Gallman Because, Main cheeks, Schwackendorf Reute and Zoznegg includes 27 villages, hamlets, farms and houses.

• For the former municipality Gallman Because part of the village Gallman Weil.
• For the former town Main cheeks are the cheeks Main village and the hamlet Madachhof and the waste places of the Berghof and Nozenberg.
• The municipality Mühlingen within the borders of 1973, the villages Mühlingen and Panting ( exterior and interior ), the courtyards Altschorenhof, bus station, Glashüttenhof, Haldenhof, Hotterloch, Neuschorenhof, Upper Wide Felderhof, Rehaldenhof include ( Rehalden ) Reichlishardt, rice mill, Shors mill and sub- Wide Felderhof and the House Sägehof ( sawmill ), and the waste places of the Adige Reute and Grubenhof.
• For the former municipality Schwackendorf Reute include the village Schwackendorf Reute, the tines Stohrenhof, the courtyards mill and Neuhäuslerhof and the deserted village Mangenhof.
• For the former municipality Zoznegg include the village Zoznegg, the hamlet Berenberg, the homestead fiddle yards, the houses station Mühlingen - Zoznegg and station Schwackendorf Reute which merged into Zoznegg Greithof villages and mountain background and the deserted village Sommerhof.

History

Mühlingen was first mentioned in documents in 1275. Since 1506 the place belonged to the Counts of Tengen - Nellenburg, but fell already in 1591 after their extinction to the Counts of Hohenzollern. In 1698 bought Johann Philipp Jakob Ebinger from the castle ( * 1672, † 1712), the basic rule Mühlingen. This was in 1730 built the still existing Mühlingen castle. 1731 was the basic and local government by selling to the Barons von Buol - Berenberg. In 1747, was erected by the Patrons of the building in Baroque style and the St. Martin parish church consecrated. Situated to 1806 in the Austrian front Landgraviate Nellenburg place Mühlingen came in the context of media coverage in 1806 initially to the Kingdom of Württemberg and as part of a swap area in 1810 to the Grand Duchy of Baden. There Mühlingen belonged first to the district office Stockach (later County Stockach ) and since 1973 the district of Konstanz.

On January 1, 1974, the municipality Mühlingen was newly formed by the Association of Municipalities Mühlingen, Main cheeks and Gallman Weil. Today's church was established on 1 January 1975 by the union of this church with Schwackendorf Reute and Zoznegg.

Religions

Mühlingen is predominantly Roman Catholic. Even today there is only one Catholic church, each with a house of worship in Zoznegg, Main cheeks, Gallman Weil and Mühlingen. The evangelical believers are served by Stockach from.

Population Development

Districts

Because Gallman

For the first time in 1346 Gallman Because was mentioned. First, the place belonged to the Counts of Nellenburg, later the Knights of Heudorf and arrived in 1656 at the Princely House of Fürstenberg. The media coverage due to the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss conclusion led in 1806 to membership in the Grand Duchy of Baden, where the first place belonged to the district office Meßkirch. 1843 was the place to county Stockach (later County Stockach ). 1973 he moved to the district of Konstanz.

Main cheeks

Main cheeks was first documented in 1191. The place also belonged to the Counts of Nellenburg and then the Knights of Heudorf. In 1594 it was sold by Eitelbilgeri from stone to wood mountain to the monastery of Salem. The media coverage led to membership in the Grand Duchy of Baden. There the first place belonged to the upper Bailiwick Office Münchhöf, but this was already resolved in 1813. Then was Main cheeks until 1972 part of the district office Stockach (later County Stockach ). Since 1 January 1973, the village is part of the district of Konstanz.

Schwackendorf Reute

It was not until 1437 Schwackendorf Reute was mentioned. In the 15th century the clearing settlement came to the counts of Tengen - Nellenburg, which they sold in 1538 to the city of Radolfzell on Lake Constance. This is the place came about Württemberg 1810 Baden, where the District (later County ) Stockach belonged until 1972. The district reform in 1973 led to membership in the district of Konstanz.

Zoznegg

Zoznegg was first mentioned in documents in 1329. It first belonged to the lords of Kallenberg, but came in 1465 to the Counts of Nellenburg. How Schwackendorf Reute it went on to Baden Württemberg and was there for the county (later County ) Stockach until it was disbanded in 1973 in favor of the district of Konstanz.

Policy

Parish council

The local elections of 7 June 2009 resulted in a turnout of 47.7 % ( - 6.4 ) the following result:

Coat of arms

The old coat of arms of Mühlingen shows in red a golden eight-spoked water wheel; the new of a bent- red tip, wherein an eight-spoked golden mill wheel split; front in silver on green Dreienberg a green fir tree, located at the rear in gold three, four ended blue stag antlers above the other.

Mayor

Mayor of Mühlingen is Manfred Jüppner. He has held the post since August 1, 1983.

Culture and sights

Museums

• The Radio Museum is a private museum existing since May 2011. It shows around 400 exhibits, which come mostly from Germany, but also from Sweden, France, Austria, Japan or America. Exhibits include the casket Radio " The gentleman in evening dress " or probably one of the first radio alarm clock from Philips " Philetta Chrono". Additional facilities in the exhibition school radios, portable radios various "people's receiver ".

Structures

• Church of St. Barbara in Gallman Because
• Chapel of St. Wendelin Panting
• Church of St. Vitus in Zoznegg
• Church of St. Martin Mühlingen
• Mother of God Chapel Mühlweiler
• Church of St. Peter and Paul Main cheeks
• Chapel of St. Otmar Main cheek Madachhof
• St. Anne's Chapel in Schwackendorf Reute

Natural Monuments

The nature reserve Schwackendorf Reuter lakes - Rübelisbach is a valuable landscape habitat for flora and fauna as well as recreation area.

Music

• Musikverein Zoznegg
• Musikverein Mühlingen
• Accordion Orchestra Zoznegg
• Church choir Mühlingen
• Church choir Zoznegg

Economy and infrastructure

Mühlingen is still heavily reliant on agriculture. However, there are also a number of smaller industrial, craft, trade and service enterprises.

Traffic

The district Schwackendorf Reute was until 1971 a railway junction, where the railway line Altshausen Schwacke Reute branched off from the hegau Ablachtal train. In the 1970s, both routes were shut down for the passenger and later the rails towards Altshausen dismantled so that Schwackendorf Reute now has a rail connection more.

Education

In the district Mühlingen there is a primary school and in the district Zoznegg high school. In addition, there are two districts in each kindergarten.