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Saddle village is a municipality and a town in the district of Schwäbisch Hall in Baden- Württemberg. The total settlement was established on 1 January 1974 by the merger of the municipalities Ellrichshausen, saddle village and Groningen.

The municipality saddle village is entered into with the city of Crailsheim and the communities Frankenhardt and Stimpfach an Agreed administrative matters.

  • 2.1 Structures
  • 2.2 Leisure
  • 3.1 Traffic
  • 3.2 Education
  • 3.3 Sports Clubs

Geography

Geographical Location

Saddle village is situated on the Hohenlohe plain at the Jagst, a right tributary of the Neckar River, about 4 km north of Crailsheim. The eastern districts are right on the escarpment of the Franks height.

Neighboring communities

The municipality is bordered to the north by Wallenhausen, on the east by the Bavarian municipality Quick village ( district of Ansbach ), to the southeast by Kreßberg, in the south on the town of Crailsheim and to the west by the town of Kirchberg an der Jagst.

Community structure

The municipality saddle village with the self-employed to the municipal reform in Baden- Württemberg communities Ellrichshausen and Groningen are 31 villages, hamlets, farms and (individual) houses.

See also: List of places in the district of Schwäbisch Hall

In the municipality saddle village the disposed villages Asbach and Sandhof are ( in the territory of the former municipality Ellrichshausen ) Anhausen, Gronach, Hambach and Wolfartsweiler ( in the territory of the former municipality of Groningen ) and Bingarten, Birkach, Häuslensberg, Hermann Berg, Reinbottenhausen, Saddle Mountain and Stengelhof ( in territory of the municipality saddle village before the municipal reform ). see also Castle Neidenfels, castle Ellrichshausen

Culture and sights

Structures

Other attractions in the community include:

  • The church of St. Nicholas in the main town saddle village, on the 1285 a priest was first mentioned. But very probably existed long before a church, or at least a chapel at the site of the present church.
  • The Anhäuser Wall, a remnant of the monastery Anhausen to 1403
  • The Burleswagen Castle
  • The hammer forging in Gronachtal to 1804
  • The Groningen lock which can be visited and which also houses a restaurant is.
  • The Heinz mill bridge, built in 1998, crosses the Jagst and stands on the site of the former Heinz mill.

Leisure

  • Outdoor pool saddle village: large family pool, has been completely modernized and rebuilt in 2006
  • Lake Groningen: small lake

Economy and infrastructure

In saddle village there is a large industrial area with direct access to the A6 motorway and the main road B290. One of the most important companies in the saddle village is the contractor Leonhard Weiss GmbH & Co. KG, has there ( as well as in Göppingen) is headquartered.

Traffic

Saddle village is situated directly on the B 290 and the A 6 saddle village has its own motorway junction. The nearby motorway junction Feuchtwangen / Crailsheim the cross A 6 and A 7

The village is connected by bus lines 55, 55B, 65, Crailsheim and belongs to the transport network KreisVerkehr Schwäbisch Hall at. In addition, the place is right on the Tauber Valley Railway Crailsheim - Lauda- Wertheim. The saddle village station is serviced since September 2007 again from the passenger Westfrankenbahn after there for 22 years held no more passenger trains. The number of the holding in the saddle village trains should be increased in the coming years.

Education

In saddle village there is a primary and secondary school with a branch office in Groningen. Currently, there are 335 pupils taught ( school year 2007/ 08). There are also in the municipality in the district of Ellrichshausen a special school for disabled children.

Sports clubs

In the municipality saddle village several sports clubs that shape the sporting and cultural life engaged exist.

  • The SpVgg Groningen saddle village 1946 eV is the largest membership organization of the community. With approximately 1600 members this is also one of the biggest clubs in the district of Schwäbisch Hall. The offer consists of football, athletics, gymnastics, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, badminton.
  • In Groningen, the Liederkranz Sportfreunde is (short LSF) found Groningen. The offer of the association depends primarily on the turn region, as well as badminton.
  • The KSG Ellrichshausen is the third sports club in the community. As the second largest sports club one offers different sports.
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