Simbach, Dingolfing-Landau
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Simbach is a market in the Lower Bavarian district of Dingolfing -Landau.
- 8.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
Neighboring communities
The neighboring municipalities (clockwise ) are: Landau an der Isar, Oak Village, Arnstorf, Malgersdorf, Falkenberg ( Lower Bavaria ) and rice Bach
Community structure
The market Simbach has 144 officially named parts of municipalities:
- Aigen
- Amberg
- Asang
- Brook
- Bachlberg
- Mountain
- Bergstorf
- Bern ditch
- Biberg
- Unterbichl
- Binder man
- Binderöd
- Blösham
- Böckel
- Bocköd
- Breitenhub
- Büchel
- Buchöd
- Just
- Eckel mountain
- Eden Empire
- Passenger Thal
- Etzschneid
- Falterhaid
- Fish House
- Fleischöd
- Fränkendorf
- Fuchsberg
- Gänsberg
- Gmeinbauer
- Göppel
- Griese
- Grillenberg
- Great Walln
- Grüben
- Grünöd
- Guggenberg
- Gütlberg
- Hague in Ruhstorf
- Hague
- Hornbeam
- Hanslhub
- Hasenöd
- Hare Point
- Haslach
- Haunersdorf
- Behind Amberg
- Background calibration
- High Durchholzen
- Courts
- Hofstetten
- Higher churches
- Höller Thal
- Hollmannsöd
- Holzhausen
- Holzmann
- Johann cell
- Kainzhub
- Kaiserberg
- Kerschbaum
- Kerschberg
- Kerschl
- Small Walln
- Kopoltsöd
- Kruckenhub
- Küchl
- Kugl
- Long trench
- Fief
- Lindachstraße
- Mangolsöd
- Marienthal
- Matzöd
- Mehnberg
- Mitterschabing
- Mooshaus
- Narnham
- Snake village
- Neuhäuseln
- Niedereck
- Niederlehen
- Walnut
- Obereck
- Oberengbach
- Upper Feichtenschlager
- Upper hair Country
- Oberhaid
- Upper Kager
- Upper gaps
- Oberschabing
- Öd
- Pirka
- Pischeldorf
- Pramet
- Raven mountain
- Rahstorf
- Rehmbach
- Reichenöd
- Ruhstorf
- Salehen
- Sand
- Sandberg
- St. Antoni
- Schaitl
- Scharloh
- Scheuwimm
- Schillingsfuerst
- Schlapping
- Lard Thal
- Schnarrn
- Schneewinkel
- Schoberöd
- Schöllach
- Schwarzenberg
- Simbach
- Solleck
- Spirkenthal
- Barn
- Starzenberg
- Steresöd
- Stifting
- Strass
- Road house
- Straßweb
- Taubenberg
- Thal
- Than Hackl
- Unterfeichten
- Undercoat country
- Unterhaid
- Unterkollbach
- Unterkuglöd
- Untermadl
- Unterschabing
- Under Schneewinkel
- Vöglsberg
- Front calibration
- Wanner mountain
- Weißenöd
- Widhalm
- Wildeneck
- Winterberg
- Zollöd
History
To 806 was the first documentary mention of the place. In the 13th century there were probably at market survey. Simbach belonged to Rentamt Landshut and the district court Landau of the Electorate of Bavaria. Simbach had a market with far-reaching court magistrate own rights. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community. Simbach had a station on the former railway line Landau Arnstorf.
Incorporations
On 1 July 1972, the until then independent municipality Haunersdorf was incorporated. On 1 January and on 1 April 1973 and 1 January 1981 were parts of the market rice Bach added.
Population Development
On the territory of the commune were 1970 3.357, 1987, 3392 and 2000 counted 3,740 residents a year.
Policy
Mayor since 1 May 2008 Herbert Sporrer (CSU ).
The municipal tax revenue amounted to the equivalent of 1,424 K € in 1999, which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) converted 214 T €.
Coat of arms
The coat of arms above shows a yellow star on a black background, which the old local character of Simbach may be, including a representation of the seven streams ( Simbach, lard Thaler Bach, Narnhamer Bach, Kerschlbach, Brown Erbach, Gries Meier Bach, Schnarner Bach), and again including the white and blue Bavarian lozenges.
Religion
- Catholic parish church of St. Bartholomew ( 1736 baroque extension)
- New parish church of St. Bartholomew (construction 1970-1975 )
- Evangelic church (building 1960)
Monuments
Economy and infrastructure
Economy, agriculture and forestry
It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the field of Agriculture and Forestry 20, 297 in manufacturing and in trade and transport 81 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 153 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 1,272. In manufacturing, there was no, in the construction of nine companies. In addition, in 1999, there were 166 farms with an agricultural area of 3,457 ha, of which 2,922 hectares of arable land and 534 ha of permanent grassland.
Education
In 2013 the following institutions existed:
- Kindergarten and nursery with approximately 120 children
- Elementary School: six classes with about 120 students
Personalities
- Walter Heidlmayr (1959 ), President of the Bavarian Farmers Association ( BBV )
- Max Straubinger (1954 ), German politician ( CSU)
- Matthew Mitter Meier (1864 ), Privy Councillor, MdR (BB)