Neumarkt-Sankt Veit

Neumarkt-Sankt Veit ( until 1934 Neumarkt an der Rott ) is a historic city on the Rott in the Upper Bavarian district Mühldorf and forms with the community Egglkofen the administrative community Neumarkt- Sankt Veit.

2.1 Amalgamations

4.1 community partnerships

5.1 traffic

6.1 TSV Neumarkt-Sankt Veit
6.2 German Alpine Club Rottalblick
6.3 EC Schpana Crocodiles

7.1 Sons and daughters of the town
7.2 Other personalities

Geography

Boroughs

The municipality of Neumarkt -Sankt Veit has 95 officially named districts:

Aich
Altenmarkt
Altersberg
Angel mountain
Mountain
Bernloh
Blind Haselbach
Brabelsberg
Bubing
Book
Buchet
Dachberg
Dörfl
Eden Grub
Marriage Garden
Eitlhub
Elsenbach
Feichtenschlager
Fischeck
Wolverine Bach
Frauenhaselbach
Giglberg
Gmain

Gotte mountain
Grafing
Großgrötzing
Great Kirchstetten
Großsteinberg
Great Unterthalham
Grusberg
Haberg
Hafenöd
Hausleiten
Hausröcklmühl
Mr. riding
Hickersöd
Himmelberg
Höcken
Hofthambach
Höllthal
HOENNING
Hörbering
Hötzing
Hundham
Hungeröd
Imming
Kager

Quay
Kalteneck
Kindhofen
Kinning
Kleingrötzing
Small Kirchstetten
Kleinsteinberg
Kumpf mill
Künzen
Kurt Hambach
Lamprechten
Lehmbach
Leonberg
Lex on wood
Linden
Mayerhof
Mitterbruckloh
Möselsberg
Neumarkt-Sankt Veit
Lower Mosen
Oberbruckloh
Obergauling
Upper Mosen
Oberndorf

Oberwiesenbach
Piering
Plachenberg
Reiser
Reißlsberg
Reith
Rott
Sagmuhle
St. Lawrence
Staudach
Stone
Stetten
Strass
Teising
Thannengrub
Unterbruckloh
Untergauling
Under Wiesbach
Walter Berg
Weibach
Pond
Wolfsberg
Zeiler

History

Neumarkt was born on August 14, 1269 from the Lower Bavarian Duke Henry the XIII. founded. Neumarkt from 1366 had a market court with extensive own rights. In 1369 the Landshut Duke was the seat of the country judge and curator for the new judicial district of Neumarkt in the later castle Adlstein set. The eponymous Benedictine monastery of Saint Vitus, which had a closed Hofmark here, was founded to only in the nearby town Elsenbach 1121 by Dietmar Edler of Lungau and in 1171 moved to the Vitus mountain over Rott, took place in 1802 the resolution. The ducal district court existed until the early 19th century. 1803, a new Bavarian Electoral district court was set up in the course of administrative restructuring in Bavaria. 1862 administrative tasks were gelößt out of this and assigned to the district office Mühldorf. The remaining district court was renamed in the later 1860s in district court, which until 1970 had stock. On May 1, 1920, the municipalities Sankt Veit and Wolfsberg were merged to form the new municipality of Wolfsberg -Sankt Veit. On April 1, 1934, this was combined with Neumarkt. Since then, the resulting city gets its name from Neumarkt-Sankt Veit. On May 27, 1956 Neumarkt-Sankt Veit received its town charter. Since 1 January 1978 there are administrative matters with the community Egglkofen.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1972, the formerly independent communities Elsenbach, Feichtenschlager, Hörbering and Wiesbach were incorporated. On May 1, 1978 parts of the territory of the dissolved municipality Thambach were incorporated.

Attractions

The local system in the regularity of the 13th century is dominated by the extended marketplace that is on both sides sealed by gatehouses. Several houses are attributable to the Inn -Salzach style. Here is the old parish church of St. John the Baptist from the second half of the 15th century. Just off the market place is the monastery Sankt Veit, a former Benedictine monastery and today's nursing home. The former monastery church is the parish church today. The old town around the town square offers attractions such as the Ducal box, today the city library and meeting house. The old castle Pfleggericht Adlstein now houses the Town Hall. In large municipal area of over 60 square kilometers, there are many villages and gems such as Teising with a water castle and an old Wallfahrtskircherl and chapel.

On a concentration camp cemetery outside the village on the B 299 in the direction Mühldorf 392 prisoners are buried, the case of forced labor in an aircraft factory were killed in concentration camps camps in the district Mühldorf what panels remember the cemetery gate.

See also List of historic buildings in Neumarkt -Sankt Veit

Policy

Community partnerships

Neumarkt-Sankt Veit has since 9 July 2002 partnership with the Italian Caneva.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Neumarkt-Sankt Veit is located approximately 85 kilometers east of the City of Munich and 35 kilometers southeast of Landshut directly at the traffic with more than 11,000 motor vehicles B 299 To relieve the historic city center was begun on 20 April 2009 with the construction of a bypass, the most December 17, 2012 was opened to traffic. Their part ( B 299 North - St 2086 ) was already on 24 October 2011 on giving his determination. Other important regional link road crosses the main road in 2086, the city in east-west direction.

With the opening of the railway line Mühldorf - Pilsting on October 15, 1875 Neumarkt connection received on the railway network and was in the following years with the construction of the railway lines Neumarkt -Landshut ( KBS 945) and Neumarkt- Passau ( KBS 946 ) to a node.

Sports

TSV Neumarkt-Sankt Veit

In the town of Neumarkt-Sankt Veit, there is the gymnastics and sports club ( TSV) Neumarkt-Sankt Veit.

German Alpine Club Rottalblick

The German Alpine Club is one of the biggest clubs in Neumarkt- St. Veit. Broken down it is in the areas of climbing, mountaineering and snow tours and talks with the offer both young and old to. The highlights are the 240 m² large indoor climbing gym and the hut in the Zillertal.

EC Schpana Crocodiles

The EC Schpana Crocodiles have the task of bringing up children and young people the sport of ice hockey in detail. You train both on the ice and on the self- built roller hockey field. With your highly dedicated team you were able to record many successes.

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

Veit wood Lechner (1574-1642), Seidensticker and mayor of Wittenberg
Joseph Höchl (1777-1838), architect and building contractor in Munich
August von Hauner (1811-1884), pediatrician and professor, founder of the Dr. von Hauner Children's Hospital in Munich
George Soll (1913-1997), Catholic theologian and Salesians of Don Bosco
Benno Huben Steiner (1924-1985), historian, grew up in a house in today's Birch Street and wrote in his famous book " Bavarian History "
Franz Ackermann ( b. 1963 ), artist

Other personalities

Manfred Hößl (* 1955), church musician and publisher
Wolfgang Pledl ( b. 1955 ), historian

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