Nanzdietschweiler
Nanzdietschweiler is a municipality in the district of Kusel, in Rhineland -Palatinate. With approximately 1200 inhabitants, it is the third largest municipality within municipality Glan- Münchweiler. It was created in 1969 when the places Nanzweiler, Dietschweiler and Nanzdiezweiler were merged into this new community in the course of administrative reform in Rhineland-Palatinate. In the following years Nanzdietschweiler developed primarily into a residential community.
- 6.1 Road
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Geography
Nanzdietschweiler is in the upper Glantal at the junction of Landstuhler break to North Palatine Uplands. The place is between 220 m and 250 m above sea level. The highest elevations of the district reach 384 m above sea level. The place is marked by hiking inviting forests, meadows and species-rich Glan flowing among other things, the interest to ornithologists bird reserve " Heimer Brühl ". Nanzdietschweiler is geographically the largest town in the municipality and after Herschweiler- Pettersheim and Glan- Münchweiler the place with the third largest population.
The municipality was formerly divided into three parts: Nanzweiler, Dietschweiler and Nanzdiezweiler. Added to this was the cross, which is counted to Dietschweiler. The border ran with the Glan ( Nanzweiler / Nanzdiezweiler ) and at the level of today's sports field ( Nanzweiler / Dietschweiler ). This makes the district cross with the old flour mill, the mill Dietschweiler, however, one exception. Although he is on the right Glanseite ( Nanzdiezweiler ), but one of Dietschweiler.
182 hectares of the district is covered by forest and 26 hectares populated.
History
Nanzweiler was first documented in 1350 as Nanczvilre and Dietschweiler in 1437 as Diezwiler; 1477 was designated as Dyzweiler. The settlement area both places extended to both sides of the glans. The Kloster Hornbach got the part left of the glans, the right side remained in the possession of the empire. For this part Nanzweilers and Diezweilers finally Nanzdiezweiler developed in the 19th century. While Dietschweiler and Nanzweiler were left of the glans later to Electoral Palatinate, Diezweiler and Nanzweiler were the right of the glans of the rule Munchweiler, which was owned by the Counts von der Leyen.
From 1798 to 1814, when the Palatinate part of the First French Republic ( until 1804 ) and then was part of the First French Empire, the places right of the glans in the Canton of Landstuhl in the department of Thunder Mountain and left of the glans in the canton forest Mohr were incorporated in the Saarland Department. Then they changed to the Kingdom of Bavaria. The division into the two cantons remained until the mid-19th century exist, which is now three communities were, however, of 1818 together for the country 's Commissariat Homburg.
In the course of administrative reform in Rhineland-Palatinate, the new local church Nanzdietschweiler was formed on 7 June 1969 the three previously independent municipalities Dietschweiler, Nanzdiezweiler and Nanzweiler. The name of the new community is in this case composed of elements of all three districts.
On the 625th anniversary in December 2008 by Mr. Roland Paul, director of the Institute of Palatinate History and Folklore, reported that a certificate from the 1350 deed of Nanzdietschweiler was discovered in the State Archives in Munich. Thus, up to now adopted, first written mention Nanzdietschweilers is dating back to 1383 lapsed, and the place 33 years or older.
The development of the population based on the present-day municipality of Nanzdietschweiler; the values from 1871 to 1987 based on population censuses:
Policy
Parish council
The local council in Nanzdietschweiler consists of 16 council members, who were elected at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009 of personalized proportional representation, and the honorary mayor as chairman.
The distribution of seats in the local council:
Coat of arms
The blazon of the arms is: "Through a silver shaft pile of blue and black split, a silver stake right, left rotbewehrter and bezungter golden lion ".
It was awarded in 1980 by the District Government Neustadt. The lion is from the coat of arms of the Electoral Palatinate, formerly exercised the territorial rule in Nanzdiezweiler. The silver stake refers to the Count von der Leyen, which Dietschweiler and Nanzweiler belonged. The pile shaft symbolizes the Glan, which connects the formerly independent places.
The flag is divided blue-white - blue in the ratio 2:5:2.
Community partnership
Nanzdietschweiler has a partnership with the community place it in the department of Bas -Rhin in Alsace / France since 1985.
Cultural
On the second weekend in September, the Dietschweiler and on the third weekend celebrating the Nanzweiler Kerwe.
Nanzdietschweiler has its own primary school, which is located in the district Dietschweiler and includes four classes. The schools in Nanzweiler and Nanzdiezweiler have now been resolved. In addition, in the community, there is a kindergarten. There are several attractions in this place, such as the Dietschweiler mill. Not far away is the historic car wash to see that the old railway track, the current Glan- Blew - way is located in the neighborhood.
Clubs
- Musikverein
- FCK Fan
- Volunteer Fire Department
- Sports club
- Wildsau club
- Shooting club " Freischütz"
- Palatinate Forest Club
Traffic
Road
By Nanzweiler and Dietschweiler the provincial road 358, which runs from Glan- Münchweiler after Bruchmühlbach runs. In Dietschweiler the coming of Börsborn county road ends 10 extend through Nanzweiler zudsem the county roads 54, 58 and 59
Rail
Today members of the community were given places in 1904 with the opening of the Glantalbahn connection to the railway network. The corresponding station was initially the name Dietschweiler - Nanzweiler before it was renamed in 1912 in Dietschweiler. Early 1960s also the breakpoint Nanzweiler was one kilometer north opened, whereby said rail line should be increased in the southern section Homburg - Glan- Münchweiler. In the late 1970s he was abandoned again. The passenger was closed down in 1981; because the freight had previously been set between Schoenberg Kübelberg and Glan- Münchweiler, he was henceforth without regular traffic. The late 1980s, the tracks were dismantled. Opened in 2002 on the route of the 2006 completed the full length Glan- Blew - way.
Personalities
- Andreas Hard Rock (born 1966 ), politician (Greens ), owns a planning office on site