Neundorf (Pirna)
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Location of nine village in Saxony
Nine village is since 1923 a district of the Saxon district town of Pirna in the district of Saxon Switzerland & Eastern Ore Mountains, Germany.
Geography
Nine village is located about five kilometers south-east of Pirna city center and forms the southern " tip " of the urban area. The town is located 160 m above sea level. NN on the outskirts of the Saxon Switzerland on the border of the eastern Erzgebirge. Nine village lies in the valley of God Leuba, a left tributary of the Elbe. The place is surrounded primarily by forest and arable land. The course of God Leuba follows the State Highway 174, which runs from Pirna to Berggießhübel and nine village crosses it. In the village the main road has a junction with the county road 8732, which connects the town with Friedrichswalde and Krietzschwitz. In Krietzschwitz has county road connection to the highway 172 from Pirna to Königstein.
Within the urban bus transport, the transport company Oberelbische Pirna- Sebnitz operates the city bus from the bus station N Pirna to nine village.
Nine village forms its own district, which is referred to, together with the districts Rottwerndorf and Krietzschwitz as district Rottwerndorf / Nine Village / Krietzschwitz. The district is bordered to the north and east Krietzschwitz, on the southeast by Leupoldishain and Langenhennersdorf and on the southwest by small Cotta. In the northeast Rottwerndorf is adjacent. Leupolishain one of Königstein, Langenhennersdorf Bad Gottleuba- Berggießhübel and small Cotta to Dohma. The other adjoining districts belong to the large district town of Pirna.
History
The town was first mentioned in 1408 as Nuendorffchin. It was followed by nominations as Nuwendorfflin ( 1445 ), Newendorfflein ( 1486 ) and Nawderffelin ( 1533). In 1548 appeared the first time on Nine village.
Already in the early modern village of Nine was administered in Pirna. So the place in the middle of the 16th century belonged to the Official Pirna in the Electorate of Saxony, following then from 1856 to the court office Pirna. From the year 1875, the administration was responsible then the Amtshauptmannschaft Pirna. Before nine village received independence in 1838 as a rural community through Saxon Country Municipal Code, the city was dominated by the feudal system. The manor Rottwerndorf exercised in 1552 the basic rule over 15 owned and 18 man Inwohner to 9 of hooves. After the end of the Seven Years' War (1756-1763) the manor held the lordship over 15 owned husband and 5 gardeners who managed 6 1/2 hooves country.
In 1900, extended to the Waldhufendorf Nine village a 155 -acre forest hides hall, which was used almost exclusively agricultural, as the residents of the village were mainly farmers. Lived in 1834 still 224 people in nine village, there were already 838 1890 Also in the following years more and more people lived in the place, 1910 there were 1133. After the Reformation in Saxony, the population of the town was predominantly Protestant. In 1925 883 residents were Lutheran, 31 Catholic and 42 other or no religion. Gepfarrt was nine village after Cotta and now belongs to the parish Berggießhübel cotta.
On July 19, 1880, the operation of the railway line Pirna- Leuba God began (God Leuba Valley Railway ) had received at the village of Nine at the request of the local council a breakpoint. The floods in the Eastern Ore Mountains in 1927 paid great damage in nine village, with one to three meter high tidal wave, several people died, buildings were swept away.
Already on November 1, 1923 ended in 1838 gained municipal autonomy Nine village again, the place was incorporated into Pirna. A little later, was also Rottwerndorf part of Pirna. Together, these places came after the Second World War in the Soviet zone of occupation and later the GDR. Status of Pirna as the administrative headquarters remained intact even after the local government reform in 1952, which with its districts among Pirna Dresden district about assigning city. The peasant life in nine village was now geared to agriculture in the GDR. The operation on the Gottleuba Valley Railway in 1977 completely stopped and dismantled the equipment, as no major transport services more have been rendered.
After the German reunification Nine village came to the re-established state of Saxony. The following regional reforms in Saxony located Pirna 1994 the District Saxon Switzerland and 2008 the District Saxon Switzerland & Eastern Ore Mountains, in each case as the administrative headquarters, too.
In nine village had the famous by its image weaving artist Lydia Hörenz.
Attractions
In Nine Village 13 buildings have been added to the list of cultural monuments in Pirna and thus are under monument protection. These include, for example, the building of the primary school, the host economy Wiesenhof and several residential buildings.