Regnitzlosau
Regnitzlosau is a community in the Upper Franconian district court. The community is with their district Hinterprex one of the three riparian sites of the Bavarian- Bohemian-Saxon triangle.
- 2.1 religions
- 2.2 Amalgamations
- 2.3 Population development
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Coat of Arms
- 3.3 City friendship
- 4.1 Structures
- 4.2 Regular events
- 5.1 traffic
- 5.2 Education
Geography
Regnitzlosau is nestled in the foothills of the mountain range Fichtelgebirge, Franconian Forest and Elstergebirge.
Geographical location
The municipality is located in the eastern district of Hof in the valley of the Southern Regnitz, which flows through the municipal area from east to west.
The lowest point of the municipality lies on the Regnitz at 495, the highest at Prex 602 meters. The built-up area extends mainly to the low mountain and the Hohenberg.
When the district Hinterprex is the tri-border area of Bavaria, Saxony and Bohemia, where the boundaries collided with the GDR and Czechoslovakia until the reunion.
Neighboring communities
Clockwise - starting in the North - borders the following municipalities on Regnitzlosau: Triebel / Vogtland, Eichigt (both in the Saxon Vogtland ), Hranice u Aše / Czech Republic, Rehau, Döhlau and spouses village.
Community structure
The municipality is divided into 31 districts Regnitzlosau:
- Draisdorf
- Foertsch Bach
- Hague
- Henriette lust
- Hinterprex
- High sulfur Endorf
- High Four show
- Huschermühle
- Kirchbrünnlein
- Klötzlamühle
- Mittelhammer
- Miihlberg
- Nentschau
- Neumühlestrasse
- Oberprex
- Oberzech
- Osseck a forest
- Prex
- Raitschin
- Regnitzlosau
- Schanz
- Sweden Endorf
- Trogenau
- Unterhammer
- Four show
- Waldschlösschenbrücke
- Weinzlitz
- Wieden
- Zech
- Brick house
- Ziegelhuette
Nature reserve
West of Regnitzlosau 2001 was recognized by the Government of Upper Franconia Nature Reserve and Southern Regnitz Zinnbach. This is to the largest stocks of the endangered freshwater pearl mussel in Central Europe are maintained.
History
The name is derived from the Regnitzlosau flowing in the Saxon Saale Regnitz and the name of the noble family of Lasan.
Regnitzlosau was first mentioned in 1234 in a Latin document. Cunradus, Arnoldus and Ciban de Lasan (from Losau ) attest to this as a foundation of Cunradus of Kotzau to the monastery Speinshart. Regnitzlosau belonged to the ruled by the taskmasters of Weida Vogtland. 1322 was the parish Regnitzlosau, which included the chapel in Posseck, authenticated as independently. The entire Regnitz country came in 1373 under the rule of the viscount of Nuremberg. 1527 Regnitzlosau known to the Lutheran faith. Johann Christoph von Reitz stone on Nentschau built from 1750 to 1752, the Baroque castle Hohenberg.
After the Hohenzollern territory of the viscount had meanwhile heard of Nuremberg with the Principality of Bayreuth, Regnitzlosau came in 1810 with the Kingdom of Bavaria. 1872, the volunteer fire department was established. 1906 held the industrialization feeder with a power plant on the Castle Hill. Two years later, the textile factory Friedrich Adolf Soergel was founded. Since the division of Germany from 1945 Regnitzlosau lay on the border with East Germany and Czechoslovakia. With the reunification in 1989, many of the old links could be resumed.
Religions
Regnitzlosau was Christianized early 13th century. A century later, the first parish was mentioned. After the Principality of Bayreuth soon known to the Lutheran faith, also Regnitzlosau 1527 was Protestant. First Citizens Catholic faith settled until after 1810, when Regnitzlosau came to the Kingdom of Bavaria. Our own Catholic community after the Second World War, when many expellees settled from former Catholic areas in Regnitzlosau. Today, the majority of the population is Protestant.
Incorporations
As part of the Bavarian municipal reform the formerly independent communities Nentschau, Prex and Sweden Endorf as well as parts of the disbanded community Draisdorf were incorporated on 1 January 1972. On 1 July 1972, added four show.
Population Development
Source: Bavarian State Office for Statistics and Data Processing to 2000; from 2002
Policy
Parish council
In the legislative period 2008/2014 consists of the council of 14 members.
- CSU: 8
- CDU Regnitzlosau: 5
- SPD: 1
Moreover, depending on a local spokesman for the committee for the former municipalities Nentschau, Sweden Endorf and Prex.
Hans -Jurgen Kropf of the outdoor constituents Regnitzlosau was elected on the first ballot with 64.71 % with a turnout of 79.1 % at the first mayor.
Coat of arms
- Blazon
- Explanation
City friendship
The community is a member of the German -Czech Association friends in the heart of Europe.
Culture and sights
Structures
The village is mostly from old farmhouses. The oldest among them is the " Dienisn Heisla ", built in traditional wood block construction.
The St. Aegidien Church topped with its 36 meter high tower and the church can be seen from afar. In its present form it was completed in 1703. Opposite the church is the parsonage was built in 1792.
On the high mountain are the remains of the castle burned down in 1958 Hohenberg, only the main portal and the extensive palace gardens were left by the.
→ List of monuments in Regnitzlosau
Regular events
The Wiesbaden festival takes place every two years at the fairground at the fire station. Annual events include:
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
About the State Street in 2192, the municipality has Regnitzlosau direct transport links to the A93 to the exit no.3 Regnitzlosau.
The Hof-Plauen Airport, from which there is a line to Frankfurt am Main, is 15 kilometers away from Regnitzlosau.
Education
- Elementary school Regnitzlosau
- Community college district court