Seeon-Seebruck

Seebruck is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Traunstein. It lies north of Lake Chiemsee Chiemgau. It consists of three formerly independent municipalities: Seebruck, Seeon and Truchtlaching.

2.1 Population development

3.1 Coat of Arms

5.1 Economics
5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

The municipality lies in the planning region of southeastern Upper Bavaria.

Community structure

The municipality Seebruck has 66 officially named districts:

Aign
Apperting
Bader Point
Bausch mountain
Brandhub
Brandl
Bräuhausen
Burgham
Bürghub
Castrum
Döging
Village
Ebering
Eglhart
Eglsee
Tight ring
Erlberg

Esbaum
Esterer
Fembach
Trench
Grafenanger
Grilleck
Greenway
Guggenbichl
Home Hilgen
Höllthal
Lumber
Ischl
Karl works
Käs
Seeon
Lambach
Conduct

Punch holes
Hole Häusl
Luging
Maisham
Mörn
Neubichl
Niesgau
Pattenham
Pavolding
Pera thing
Poing
Point
Pullach
Roitham
Sandgrub
Schachen
Scheitzenberg

Schmidberg
Seebruck
Seeon
Seilerberg
Staller
Steinrab
Stetten
Stöffling
Strass
Straßham
Truchtlaching
Walt mountain
Wattenham
Vineyard
Wöllhub

There are the following districts: Seebruck, Seeon, Truchtlaching. Seebruck located at the outflow of the Alz on the north shore of Lake Chiemsee, Seeon on a small lake district around 4 km to the north of Lake Chiemsee. The community part Truchtlaching is approximately 5 km north of Lake Chiemsee at the Alz.

History

Seeon was first mentioned in the year 924 with the founding of the Benedictine monastery Seeon and belonged as a closed Hofmark to 1803 under the jurisdiction of the monastery.

Seebruck was 50 AD and was in Roman times under the name Bedaium an important place. He served as a base on the trunk road from Salzburg to Augsburg and was shown as such in the Tabula Peutingeriana. The parish church of St. Thomas and St. Stephan was built from 1474 to 1478 and stands on the site of the former Roman fort.

The Truchtlachinger local nobles were ministeriales of the Archbishop of Salzburg and the Count Palatine of Craiburg. In 1347 they were given the right collection of customs duties on the Alzbrücke. Later Truchtlaching was a closed Hofmark the monastery tree castle, which was resolved with him in 1803.

Seebruck, Seeon and Truchtlaching were in 1818 in the course of administrative reform in the Kingdom of Bavaria independent political communities. As part of local government reform it came on 1 January 1980 to merge the three communities.

Population Development

Policy

Mayor Konrad luck.

Coat of arms

Official Coat of Arms Description: Under a blue sign head, in silver waves on a silver bridge, split; front in silver black Dreienberg growing a red Seeblatt on curved stems, in the back of a curved red and silver winged fish.

Culture and sights

Seeon with the monastery church, the abbot's chapel of St. Nicholas, the minor church of St. Mary, the deconsecrated church of St. Walburga and the convention center of the district of Upper Bavaria
Roman Museum Bedaium
Archaeological trail with the Celtic settlement Stöffling
Filial church of St. Giles in Seeon village
Parish Church of St. Thomas and St. Stephen in Seebruck
Parish Church of St. John the Baptist in Truchtlaching

Economy and infrastructure

Economy

It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the field of Agriculture and Forestry 22, 479 in manufacturing and in trade and transport 80 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 424 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 1,253. In manufacturing, there was an operation in the construction of seven plants. In addition, in 1999, there were 102 farms with an agricultural area of 2,344 ha, of which 1,130 hectares of arable land and 1,212 ha of permanent grassland.

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 1999):

Kindergartens: 125 kindergarten places with 123 children
Elementary schools: 1 with 14 teachers and 288 students

Personalities

Herbert ride Linger (1909-1978), writer, lived from 1950 at a vineyard in Seeon.
Judith Steinbacher (* 1946), graphic artist and children's book author, daughter of Herbert and Marianne ride Linger, grew up in Seeon.
Stefan Dettl ( born 1981 ), musician and frontman of the group Labrassbanda, lives in Truchtlaching.

721170