Ringelsdorf-Niederabsdorf

Ringelsdorf - Niederabsdorf ( listen ( file? ) ) Is a market town with 1297 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2013 ) in the district Gaenserndorf in Lower Austria.

2.1 History Niederabsdorf
2.2 History Ringelsdorf

5.1 Heritage Museum
5.2 Sports

Geography

Ringelsdorf - Niederabsdorf located in the eastern wine district of Zaya, a little off the Marchauen, exactly in the border triangle Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic. The area of the municipality covers 32.46 square kilometers. 15.68 percent of the area is forested.

Community structure

The municipality comprises the two villages (in brackets population as of 31 October 2011):

Niederabsdorf ( 628)
Ringelsdorf (675 )

The municipality comprises the cadastral Niederabsdorf and Ringelsdorf.

History

History Niederabsdorf

Emperor Henry III. gave the 1045 Bavarian monastery Niederaltaich the area Zaya, in order to secure his kingdom against the Hungarians. For the first time Niederabsdorf was mentioned in 1148 under the name " Zaia ". 1232: First recorded as "Villa Absdorf " (village of the Abbot of Niederaltaich ). To 1234, the parish Niederabsdorf was created - first named as possession of the monastery Lower Old ego. 1406: Liechtenstein bailiffs in Niederabsdorf. 1420-1436: Hussiteneinfälle. 1683 Niederabsdorf was invaded by the Turks, who destroyed the church built in 1045. During an attack by the Kuruzzen on June 20, 1704, the village was burned down. 1866 had then the Prussians Niederabsdorf under control. By 1890 the village had 142 houses and 941 inhabitants. In 1896, the volunteer fire department Niederabsdorf was founded. On 1 January 1971 Niederabsdorf and Ringelsdorf was merged. In 1986 the village was raised by decision of the Lower Austrian Landtag a market town.

History Ringelsdorf

For the first time Ringelsdorf was mentioned in 1200 as " Ringlinsdorf " ( "Village of the Ringili " ) in documents. Ringelsdorf got in 1359 a parsonage the reign Rabensburg, but was looked after by the parish pastoral Drösing. 1420-1436: Hussiteneinfälle in Ringelsdorf. 1642 got Ringelsdorf own parish. As in Niederabsdorf also made the Turks Ringelsdorf uncertain. The parish and the church went up in flames. Overall, there were 90 deaths in the attack of the Turks. 1851 cholera Marc chapel was built. 1866: Prussia in Ringelsdorf. 1890, the local lighting was erected. 1892, the volunteer fire department Ringelsdorf was founded. In 1914 the kindergarten was opened.

Population Development

According to the results of the 2001 census, there were 1,423 inhabitants. In 1991, the market town of 1,490 inhabitants in 1981 and 1,550 in 1971, 1,768 inhabitants.

Policy

Mayor of the municipality since January 2014 Peter Schaludek, office manager Christine Osabal. In the market there are local council after the local elections in 2010 with a total of 19 seats following distribution of seats: 12 SPÖ and ÖVP 7.

Culture and sights

Between Niederabsdorf and Ringelsdorf is the multi-purpose hall. In it, among other balls are organized and offered at irregular intervals lay spectacles.

The parish library in Niederabsdorf offers a wide range of children's books as well as novels and biographies.

Museum of Local History

The Heritage Museum of Niederabsdorf contemporary historical exhibits from the home region are exhibited. Open it for special exhibitions, on request, and on special occasions. Currently, the entire museum is being renovated. The Cultural and Beautification Association Niederabsdorf cares about the 120 year old building. The local museum consists of nine rooms and a former flight observation bunker from the Second World War.

Sports

Both villages have independent - independent tennis and football clubs. Both clubs play in the 2nd class wine district north.

The chess club Niederabsdorf was founded on 9 September 1981.

Economy and infrastructure

Non-agricultural work places there were in 2001 37, agricultural and forestry holdings according to the 1999 survey 57 The number of persons employed at the residence was according to the 2001 census 580 The employment rate in 2001 was 42.13 percent.

Traffic

Ringelsdorf - Niederabsdorf is on the used only for freight rail line Drösing - Zistersdorf.

Sons and daughters of the town

Johann wind Steig (1925-2005) was mayor of Niederabsdorf and later by Ringelsdorf - Niederabsdorf, later National Council and a member of the Federal Council.
Edmund passed pawn (* 1937), 1998-2008 president of the Lower Austrian Landtag

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