Schnaittach

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Schnaittach is a market in the Middle Franconian Nuremberg County.

  • 2.1 Amalgamations
  • 2.2 religions
  • 3.1 Market council
  • 3.2 Town twinning

Geography

Geographical Location

The nucleus is located in the market Schnaittach Schnaittachal, on the river of the same name, a tributary of the River Pegnitz, west of Rothenberg's on the edge of the Franconian Alb. The subsurface ( 330-400 m above sea level heights. NN ) either consists of sandstone / sand or clay or gravel slope of the Franconian Alb. In documents over 400 meters and limestone is found. Sand and clay are mined in pits around, limestone quarries. The nucleus is located west of Veldensteiner Forst and east of Nuernberg Reich Forest.

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are ( in the northeast starting clockwise) Betz stone, Kirchensittenbach, Neunkirchen am Sand, Lauf an der Pegnitz, Eckental, Igensdorf, Weißenohe and Simmelsdorf.

Community structure

Schnaittach consists of 33 districts:

  • Bernhof
  • Bondorf
  • Buderhof
  • Enzenreuth
  • Free Roettenbach
  • Frohnhof
  • Germer mountain
  • Götzlesberg
  • Great Bell Mayrhofen
  • Haidling
  • Hedersdorf
  • Backyard
  • Hormersdorf
  • Kaltenherberg
  • Kirchröttenbach
  • Small Bell Mayrhofen
  • Kreuzbühl
  • Laipersdorf
  • Lillinghof
  • Lochhof
  • Lohmühle
  • Osternohe
  • Poppenhof
  • Rabenshof
  • Clean Grub
  • Röhrischhof
  • Shepherd's hut
  • Schlossberg
  • Schnaittach
  • Siegersdorf
  • Under village
  • Waizmannsdorf
  • Weigensdorf

History

The town was first mentioned in 1011. There is the ruined fortress Rothenberg, a fortress of the Wittelsbach was until the integration of Central Franconia to Bavaria, " Bavaria's thorn in the flesh Nuremberg " was called over the village.

The west of Schnaittach, lying on the border with Eckental district Kirchröttenbach was 1054 Rotenbach first documented in 1500 then renamed Kirch Roettenbach. The ( then as now Catholic ) Church of St. Walburga was temporarily a church and castle in the 18th century, a popular place of pilgrimage.

The name Bell Mayrhofen ( Pelhoven ) of Great Bell Mayrhofen, which is located between Schnaittach and Kirchröttenbach, points to the courts of a certain Bello.

Incorporations

Former municipalities:

  • Free Roettenbach ( with Lillinghof and shepherd's hut ) on 1 July 1971
  • Germer mountain ( with Laipersdorf ) on 1 July 1971
  • Great Bell Mayrhofen ( with Small Bell Mayrhofen, Röhrischhof and Weigensdorf ) on July 1, 1971: In Great Bell Mayrhofen place annually on the last weekend of July, the fair ( dialect Kirwa ) instead. The festival is traditionally organized by the village youth.
  • Hedersdorf ( with Lochhof and Poppenhof ) on 1 July 1971
  • Hormersdorf ( with Bernhof, Götzlesberg and clean Grub ) on 1 January 1972
  • Kirchröttenbach ( dialect Reinbo ) 1 July 1972
  • Osternohe ( with Bondorf, Frohnhof, Haidling and Schlossberg ) on 1 July 1971
  • Rabenshof ( dialect Rammershuf ) on July 1, 1931
  • Siegersdorf ( with Enzenreuth, backyard and Kaltenherberge )
  • Under village

Religions

Until 1806 the Christian population Schnaittachs was, in contrast to the surrounding areas, predominantly Catholic. Schnaittach had a large Jewish community and soon a separate Jewish cemetery since the 15th century. Today, the former building complex of the synagogue, the Jewish Museum in Franconia ( second location in Fürth ).

Policy

Market council

The market of Schnaittach council consists of 20 councilors market and the first mayor.

(As of 1 May 2008)

Twinning

Culture and sights

It is known Schnaittach by the Jewish Museum in Franconia and the important Rococo Rothenberg Fortress (built approximately 1729-1750 ). On the New Cemetery recalls since 1952 a memorial to 39 Jewish residents whose grave stones were destroyed during the Nazi dictatorship. References to the Holocaust deportees missing.

See also: List of monuments in Schnaittach

Clubs

  • BRK Wasserwacht OG Schnaittach
  • FC Schnaittach
  • Friends of the BRK in Schnaittach
  • Friends of pool Schnaittach eV
  • Community of interest Schnaittachtalbahn
  • Tennis Club Schnaittach
  • Fishing club Schnaittach
  • Social VdK, Ortsverband Schnaittach

Traffic

Schnaittach is located on the Schnaittachtalbahn ( Neunkirchen a sand Simmelsdorf - Hüttenbach ). Trains run most hours for Nuremberg Hbf and Simmelsdorf - Hüttenbach. The market also has a connection to the Federal Highway 9

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