PostmÃ¼nster

Postmuenster is a town in Lower Bavaria Rottal -Inn.

2.1 Amalgamations
2.2 Population development

5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

Post Münster is located in the region of Landshut in the valley of the Rott am Rottauensee in the Lower Bavarian hills. Postmuenster is close to the B 388 is just 5 km southwest of the county town parish churches, 12 km east of Eggenfelden and 17 km west of Bad Birnbach. The nearest railway station on the railway line Passau - Neumarkt-Sankt Veit is located in parish churches.

Community structure

The municipality has 153 officially named districts:

Adelöd
After Hausen
Aign
Aist
Altenwöhr
Amixlöd
Asang
Brook
Bacher
Bavaria
Baumgarten
Mountain
Böll
Brandl
Brand Held at the Rott
Instead fire at Isel
Focal
Bruck
Bürch
Dachberg
Diepoldsberg
Dirnhub
Dobl
Ed
Ed on the mountain
Edfurt
Edholzen
Eham
Engberg
Enghub
Engmühle

Etzelbach
Fasselsberg
Fencing
Spring fief
Spring Ling
Fischerwimm
Fuchs Grub
Fürstenberg
Furstenberg Neuhofen
Gambach
Transition builder
Vultures
Geislöd
Goldberg
Goll Erbach
Gölling
Großschnail
Grübl
Gschaid
Gutenöd
Hag
Hangetlehen
Hansöd
Hasenöd
Heiblhub
Henglberg
Blow
Behind
Hinteröd
Court

Hofing
Hohenlin
Lumber
Irlsbach
Isel
Kaismühle
Kienbach
Kigl
Kleinschnail
Koppenöd
Krampl
Kräuterl
Kremmel
Kreuzöd
Kroed
Kronwitten
Kuchl
Kumpfmuehl
Long
Lenzhub
Lödl
Maieröd
Marchetsöd
Massing
Mehlsteibl
Meisteröd
Mitteröd
Mühlstraß
Neuhofen

Nussing
Oberwies
Austria
Pfefferöd
Pimmerstorf
Pinzenell
Plaß
Polting
Postmuenster
Quingl
Rahberg
Rahhof
Rauchöd
Reinsperg
Reischl
Reising
Reith
Roßtauschen
Saam
Schalldorf
Schirgnhub
Schlettwagen
Smith Grub
Schmiedhub
Schned
Schned Neuhofen
Schönöd
Schreihof
Schwanhof
Spendlholzen

Spöck
Trudge
Stapfl
Webs
Stegmühl
Steinbüchl
Stoeckl
Strass
Strasbourg Neuhofen
Mute
Support
Thal
Thurnstein
Maid of the castle
Überöd
Unterwiesenstrasse
Vöglsberg
Forest
Waldhörn
Walln
Weichselöd
Weng
Wicht conducting
Winkl shot
Wippl
Wolfsberg
Wühr
Fence
Zeilhub

There are districts: Postmuenster, power builder, Schalldorf and Neuhofen ( a separate village, whose catchment area is larger in area than that of Postmuenster ).

History

The place was probably due to an old Roman road that ran from Massing to the mouth of Rott. Around 1150 is mentioned to the witness Eckolf de Possenmunstiure for the first time a generation that took its name from Postmuenster. The name is based probably on a Poso, which in the 8th century, founded a monastery here own. Thereafter, these nobles are frequently mentioned by Postmuenster in which it was ministeriales of the Bishopric of Passau.

In the second half of the 13th century, the victory Heimer owner of Hofmark Postmuenster - Thurnstein. In the third Duke of Bavaria Urbar Postmuenster is listed as Wittelsbach Hofmark. The chairman shaft Postmuenster 1482 was part of the Office parish churches. 1508 came Postmuenster by marriage to the Paul Dorffer. End of the 16th century, the property was divided. 1599 belonged to one half the underage Christoph von Paul Dorff, the other half of the people living in the Palatinate of Leo Sinzenhofen.

In the Electorate of Bavaria Postmuenster formed a closed Hofmark in Pfleggericht Reichenberg. The Hofmark was drafted on electoral regimental command, and apparently undivided sold in 1638 to Paul Scheibel. After 1648 the family Strobel Postmuenster - Thurnstein auctioned. In 1661, they sold to Johann Hans Georg Strobel Imsland to Hofstetten. The Imsland left the Thurn flintlock expand, but meant that the Hofmark had to be auctioned by 1730 to low income. Michael Plinganser was about 14 years bankruptcy trustee. It was only in 1750 acquired by the Counts to Gor for 58 000 guilders Hofmark.

The last Count of Gor died 1789. After lengthy probate dispute the possessions came in 1818 back to the Gant. The buyer baroness of Venningen sold the goods 1836 58 000 florins to Ludwig Graf von Geldern- Egmont.

As part of the administrative reform in Bavaria was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community.

Incorporations

With the administrative reform in Bavaria, the community Postmuenster was considerably enlarged by the merger of the former municipalities Neuhofen, power builder and Schalldorf on 1 April 1971.

Population Development

Policy

Mayor Ludwig Eder (Christian Free Wählergemeinschaft ). He was the successor of Bärbel Wochinger ( CSU / CDU Christian Community ) in 2002.

The municipal tax revenue amounted to the equivalent of € 655,000 in 1999, which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) converted € 50,000.

Culture and sights

Parish Church of St. Benedict. The late-Gothic building of 1500 has a Baroque and neo-Baroque features with Gothic and Baroque figures.
Thurnstein Castle south of Postmuenster. It originated in the 13th century and was in the 17th century, its present appearance. The castle chapel from 1782 is classically decorated in rococo style and.

See also: List of monuments in Postmuenster

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the manufacturing sector and 39 in the area of trade and transport any social insurance contributions at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 150 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 702 in the manufacturing sector, there was an operation in the construction industry do not have. In addition, in 1999, there were 155 farms with an agricultural area of 3041 ha, 1849 ha of arable land and 1186 hectares of permanent grassland.

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 1999):

Kindergartens: 75 kindergarten places with 86 children
Primary school with 82 pupils

Personalities

Conrad Fink (1900-1981), District Administrator in the district of parish churches and a member of parliament
Bernhard Dilling, also Hadti Dilling (1932-1994), stage designer, painter, printmaker and sculptor; lived in Postmuenster

Others

In Postmuenster is designed as the high water - retention basins Rottauensee, who is also a recreational area of importance. In Postmuenster there is a transmitting station of Deutsche Telekom AG.

658548