Pleiskirchen
Pleiskirchen is a municipality in the Upper Bavarian district Altötting with the main towns Pleiskirchen, forest near Winhöring and Nonnberg.
- 3.1 municipal
- 4.1 monuments
- 5.1 Sons and daughters of the town
Geography
Geographical location
Pleiskirchen located in the hills of the wood country, 15 km north Altöttings. The municipality is the northernmost and largest area municipality in the district Altötting. It borders the district Mühldorf in the West and the Lower Bavarian district Rottal -Inn in the East.
Community structure
The municipality has 134 Pleiskirchen officially named districts:
- Aich
- Aign
- Albers mountain
- Almering
- Altsberg
- Anhaltsberg
- Antersberg
- Anzing
- Asbach
- Asenwinkl
- Bachleiten
- Bartlöd
- Belzberg
- Unterbichl
- Blümelhub
- Brandhub
- Roof Grub
- Dornach
- Einzenbach
- Engberg
- Englsperg
- Estor
- Case Thor
- Gallöd
- Geisberg
- Geiselloh
- George Berg
- Gmaindl
- Goldhub
- Grafing
- Großspitzing
- Grub
- Guggenberg
- Güntering
- Hanning
- Harland
- Harpeting
- Harpfen
- Hartberg
- Hartlöd
- Live
- Häuslaign
- Heisting
- Hilling
- Behind
- Hinterwinkl
- Hitzenberg
- Hochstraß
- Hell
- Höllthal
- Wood Grandl
- Hölzling
- HOENNING
- Stroke
- Hütting
- Illbach
- Irlach
- Johann Bach book
- Kaining
- Klebing
- Kolmbach
- Kothingbuchbach
- Laibeng
- Lampersberg
- Lederhub
- Fief in forest
- Lichtenberg
- Lindlhütt
- Lohr
- Luneck
- Manghof
- Mitterbuch Bach
- Mittershausen
- Moored
- Moss
- Moss Book
- Näglstall
- New Ding
- Niederaich
- Nonnberg
- Oberau
- Obergrusberg
- Upper Lohr
- Upper Thann
- Petzling
- Pitzing
- Plackersdorf
- Pleiskirchen
- Prasting
- Cheers
- Cheers Grub
- Raven mountain
- Empire Schmitt
- Reisach
- Riding
- Rettenbachferner
- Ruhnsberg
- Ruhnstetten
- Ruhwies
- Sauberg
- Schmidhub
- Schmitten
- Schollaberg
- Schwalbenberg
- Sigrun
- Sonnbergstuben
- Sorsbach
- Elders
- Steinparz
- Stocking
- Stöpfing
- Strass
- Thal
- Unterthalham
- Thurmading
- Unterau
- In point Bach
- Untergrusberg
- Under Lohr
- Unterstraß
- Under Thann
- Vorach
- Vorwald
- Forest at Winhöring
- WoodyStock
- Walding
- Walln
- Wilhartsberg
- Wimm
- Wolfsgrub
- Wollersdorf
- Zeiling
History
Pleiskirchen belonged to Rentamt Burghausen and Regional Court Neuoetting of the Electorate of Bavaria. The Archbishopric of Salzburg exercised but by the umpire shaft Pleiskirchen until its abolition in 1803 of the lower courts about his local subjects.
The second Gemeindeedikt 1818, the municipalities Pleiskirchen, Nonnberg Geratskirchen II were built ( since 1956 Wald b. Winhöring ) and harrowing at the current Pleiskirchner municipality. On January 1, 1966, the accomplished in the second half of the 18th century division of the community Pleiskirchen by merging the municipalities Oberpleiskirchen and Unterpleiskirchen the new community Pleiskirchen was reversed. The community Eggen was disbanded on 1 January 1967. Their villages were forest b.Winhöring and Winhöring incorporated to Reischach. For a long time controversial was the incorporation of forest b.Winhöring and Nonnberg after Pleiskirchen on 1 January 1972.
Policy
Parish council
After the last municipal election on March 2, 2008, the Municipal Council 14 members, all of which belong to a faction CSU / Independent. The turnout was 71.8 %. Another member and chairman of the municipal council is the mayor.
Culture and sights
Monuments
→ List of monuments in Pleiskirchen
Personalities
Sons and daughters of the town
- Andreas Stiborius (actually Andreas Stöberl ) (c. 1464, † 1515), mathematician, astronomer and theologian
- Georg Ratzinger (* 1924), former Director of Music Regensburg and brother of Pope Benedict XVI.
- Fredl Fesl ( b. 1947 ), a Bavarian musician and singer, lives in a farm in the municipality