Neuburg an der Kammel

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Neuburg an der Kammel ( officially: Neuburg adKammel ) is a market in the Swabian district Günzburg north of Krumbach.

  • 2.1 religions
  • 2.2 Amalgamations
  • 2.3 Population development
  • 5.1 Education
  • 6.1 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography

Neuburg adKammel lies in the Danube-Iller region Kammel in Bavarian Swabia.

There are the following districts: Langenhaslach with Naichen, Edelstetten with Marbach, Neuburg adKammel, Wattenweiler.

Villages in the municipality are Neuburg an der Kammel Wattenweiler, Hoesel Hurst, Halbertshofen, Erisweiler, Langenhaslach, Naichen, Edelstetten and Marbach. Neuburg, Halbertshofen and Erisweiler are in Kammeltal, Marbach and Edelstetten in the valley of Haselbach. Langenhaslach is in the area where the Haselbach passes into the Kammeltal and Naichen lies at the mouth of Haselbach in the Kammel. Hosel Hurst and Wattenweiler are in Günztal.

Neighboring communities

In the north the municipality borders on the municipality Kammeltal, in the northeast of the market town Burtenbach, on the east by the municipality Münsterhausen, in the southeast of the city Thannhausen and the community Ursberg, in the south on the town of Krumbach ( Schwaben), in the southwest of the community Deisenhausen, to the west the town Wiesbach and to the northwest by the municipality Ellzee.

History

Neuburg is first mentioned in 1209. The rule of Neuburg an der Kammel belonged to the Austrian front Margraviate of Burgau. The feud passed to the following noble families: White Horn Neuffen (1209-1347), Ellerbach (1348-1458), Rechenberg to Hohenrechberg (1460-1524) and Vöhlin v. Frick Stockhausen (1524-1816); In 1347 Neuburg was awarded city rights in the 15th century, however, it has fallen back to the market. Emperor Frederick III. awarded in 1491 at the request of Ulrich von Rechenberg to Hohenrechberg the market crest.

With the Act of Confederation, in 1806 the city became part of Bavaria. Neuburg had the right market with own rights.

Religions

As the largest parts of central Swabia is the population of the parish Catholic majority.

By the year 1675 there was a Jewish community in Neuburg.

Incorporations

On 1 May 1978, the formerly independent communities Langenhaslach ( with Naichen ) and Wattenweiler were incorporated ( with the eingemeindeten on January 1, 1932 Hoesel Hurst ) and parts of the territory of the dissolved municipality Edelstetten ( with Marbach ).

Population Development

In 2004, the population of 3050 inhabitants distributed as follows among the individual districts.

Policy

The market council has 16 members. Since the local elections of 2008, the seats are distributed on the following lists:

  • CSU: 8 seats
  • SPD / Independent voters: 4 seats
  • CDU: 4 seats

Mayor Rainer Schlögl. It was in 2008 Successor Georg Schwarz ( CSU / CDU) in the year.

In 2010, the municipal tax revenue amounted to 1,838 K €, of which € 446 thousand commercial tax revenue ( net).

Culture and sights

  • Schloss Neuburg Kammel exists since 1562nd
  • The former convent monastery Edelstetten, now known as Castle, is one of the most outstanding baroque buildings in the district of Günzburg.
  • Catholic parish church and former monastery church of St. John Baptist and John the Evangelist
  • Hammer Forge Museum Naichen

Economy and Transport

The business tax rate is currently set at 300%.

Neuburg is how the districts Langenhaslach and Naichen on the running from south to north in Kammeltal State Road St. 2024. In Langenhaslach State Road 2023, which runs from Thannhausen about Edelstetten, in the State Road 2024 opens. Through Wattenweiler and Hosel Hurst B runs 16 In addition, Neuburg has a stop at the Mittelschwaben web.

Education

  • Kindergarten ( Neuburg )
  • Primary school ( Neuburg )

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Christoph Rodt (* 1575 in Neuburg, † 1634 Großkötz ) was a sculptor of the early Baroque, whose works can be seen particularly in central Swabia; one of the main works is the Deposition group in the parish church " Assumption " in Neuburg.
  • Paul Kuen ( born April 8, 1910 in Neuburg, † 1997): Opera singer was one of the leading character tenors of his time.
  • Cunibert ( Blasius ) Ott ( born July 2, 1912 in Edelstetten, † June 14 1952 in prison Oksadok, North Korea), Missionary Benedictines, martyr of Tokwon

Others

  • Neuburg, Halbertshofen and Erisweiler lie on Kammeltal Bike Trail, Hurst Hoesel and Wattenweiler on Günztalradweg.
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