Schöllkrippen
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Schöllkrippen is a market in the Lower Franconian district of Aschaffenburg and office of the Management Community Schöllkrippen.
- 2.1 Etymology
- 2.2 Earlier spellings
- 3.1 Amalgamations
- 4.1 Market council
- 4.2 Coat of Arms
- 5.1 Economics
- 5.2 traffic
- 6.1 monuments
- 6.2 Education
- 6.3 Churches and chapels
- 6.4 Naturerlebnisbad
Geography
Geographical location
Schöllkrippen is located on the western edge of the Spessart Kahl am in the upper Kahlgrund. The end of 2004 Schöllkrippen was voted the most livable community in the Bavarian Lower Main. The market is the administrative seat of the administrative community Schöllkrippen, composed of the municipalities Blank Bach, Kleinkahl, Krombach, Sommerkahl, Western reason and meadows except Schöllkrippen.
Community structure
The municipality Schöllkrippen has eight officially named districts, 3 districts:
The former places Waag, Alley and Hofgut are grown today with structurally Schöllkrippen.
Neighboring communities
Name
Etymology
The name Schöllkrippen derives from the Middle High German words " Schele ," which means stallion, and " kripfe ", a built in water timber, from. The original name thus goes back to a feeding trough for horses. In the vernacular of the place " Schöllgröbbe " is called.
Earlier spellings
Earlier spellings of the place from various historical maps and documents:
History
Incorporations
On January 1, 1811, the formerly independent villages Waag, the right of the West Erbaches, Schell cribs ⊙ 50.0848769.24714 left the Kahl, Alley, on the road to Great Laudenbach, Ernst churches, Langenborn and Hofgut merged to community Schöllkrippen. These inhabited at that time about 750 inhabitants. The municipality became part of Bavaria. 1858-1943 was the country or district court Schöllkrippen.
The formerly independent municipality Schneppenbach was incorporated into Schöllkrippen on 1 January 1972. Since May 1, 1978 Hofstädten is also a district of Schöllkrippen.
Policy
Market council
The market council of Schöllkrippen has (without mayor) 16 members.
(As at municipal election on March 2, 2008)
Coat of arms
Blazon: Shared by red and gold; above a sechsspeichiges Silver Wheel, down from a green Dreienberg growing three black mace, so-called morning star.
Coat of Arms History: After the extinction of the Counts of Rieneck 1559 Schöllkrippen came to the Archbishopric of Mainz, where it remained from 1670 to 1803. Even before 1670, the bishops of Mainz had large parts of the area around Schöllkrippen. At the Mainz rule the six-spoked wheel reminds silver in the red box. The colors are those of the Archbishopric of Mainz. The three morning stars in the lower part of coat of arms are taken from a picture Seal of the Office Schöllkrippen. The inscription reads SIG. AMPT SCHÖLL CRIB. Here, although the name Schöllkrippen is called, but it certainly was not a congregational seal. Probably it is the personal coat of arms of a resident in Schöllkrippen officials. The coat of arms on both sides accompanying the letters M and W reinforce this assumption. An official person with that name letters is not known at this time. Since this is a rare coat of arms figure, she was chosen for the new coat of arms.
The coat of arms was designed in the period around 1950 and has been operational since 1954.
Economy and infrastructure
Economy
The central location celandine Krippens the market town has blossomed since the mid- 90s to the mall in Kahlgrund. The many discount stores open up the Spessart by meadows on Heigenbrucken to Heinrichsthal, the upper Kahlgrund of hostage Bach to Bach Blank, the middle Kahlgrund of Königshofen about Moembris to low Steinbach, as well Eichenberg, Rottenberg and Feldkahl.
After the abandonment of the Schöllkrippener WashTec site by the parent company in Augsburg the vast halls and land were on the district Ernst churches ( local exit direction Blankenbach ) empty for almost three years. Mid-2006 succeeded the community then to sell the industrial park Ernst churches to various companies. About two- thirds of the area went to the company Ferratec from Hösbach that since their production machinery houses here. The remaining area was shared by four smaller companies and the market Schöllkrippen, who built a new yard there.
Traffic
- Schöllkrippen is the seat of Kahlgrund traffic GmbH (CCG ), which owns the rail line to Kahl am Main. This is traveled since 11 December, 2005 by the Hessian railway with trains running mainly to Hanau Hbf. The CCG continues to operate its extensive bus network in the northern Spessart to Aschaffenburg and in the neighboring Hesse: New bus service to Gelnhausen, free court / Somborn and Heigenbrucken took on 10 December 2006 changed its operation to the region upper Kahlgrund and their numerous commuters better to the to bind neighboring state. In the CCG Workshop the railcar Westfrankenbahn be serviced.
- A 3 motorway ( via connection Hoesbach ) from / to Frankfurt (about 50 km) and Würzburg (about 80 km).
- A 45 ( via connection Alzenau ), to / from casting (90 km) and Frankfurt ( approximately 50 km)
- A 66 ( via connection Gelnhausen / West), to / from Fulda (90 km) and Gelnhausen / Hanau (about 15 or 30 km)
- The state road 2305 ( Frammersbach - Schöllkrippen - Alzenau ) and 2306 ( Schöllkrippen - Geiselbach - Gelnhausen ) provide a good transport connection and favored the establishment of industrial and commercial in Schöllkrippen.
Culture and sights
Monuments
→ List of monuments in Schöllkrippen
Education
The largest secondary school of the district is home to the school year 2008/2009 506 students. These come from the communities Blank Bach, Geiselbach, Heigenbrucken, Heinrichsthal, Kleinkahl, Krombach, Schöllkrippen, Sommerkahl, Western reason and meadows.
Churches and chapels
- Heart of Mary ( Schneppenbach )
- St. Catherine ( Ernst churches )
- St. Luke ( Schöllkrippen )
- St. Mark ( Schöllkrippen )
- St. Michael ( Schneppenbach )
Naturerlebnisbad
During construction of the outgrown swimming pool in 2003 was the Naturerlebnisbad Schöllkrippen. It is located east of Schöllkrippen on Höllenbach and offers 2,350 square meters of water in the lake reminiscent of a swimming area with non-chlorinated water. The core of the bath is the biological purification of the pool water in two separately -scale regeneration ponds ( 2,200 m²).
Here is the contamination of bathing water on purely biological means be converted into mineral salts in a natural self-cleaning process. Aquatic plants in the regeneration ponds, like reeds and water lilies, make use of these nutrients and thus give the bathroom its very special ambience. The water is very well tolerated by the total relinquishment of chemicals for young and old. The water quality is by the health authorities under constant control.
Personalities
- Joseph Simon (* May 23, 1865 in the district Schneppenbach, † April 1, 1949 in Kornwestheim ) was a German trade unionist and politician ( SPD).
- Stefan Winckler (born 1967 ), German political scientist and publicist