Sinzheim

Sinzheim is a municipality in Baden -Württemberg and belongs to the district of Rastatt.

  • 2.1 parish
  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Coat of Arms
  • 3.3 partnerships
  • 4.1 Nature
  • 4.2 Sport
  • 4.3 Regular events
  • 4.4 Public bodies
  • 5.1 traffic
  • 5.2 Medicine
  • 5.3 Formation
  • 6.1 freeman
  • 6.2 Sons and daughters of the town
  • 6.3 Other persons who are connected with the community

Geography

Geographical location

Sinzheim is located in the Upper Rhine Valley about 7 miles from Baden- Baden.

Community structure

The municipality consists of the nine districts Sinzheim ( 5101 inhabitants), Kartung ( 2067 inhabitants), winches (990 inhabitants), Leiber Tung ( 822 inhabitants), Halberstung (660 inhabitants), garbage Mayrhofen ( 416 inhabitants), Spaulders (188 inhabitants), Ebenung and Vormberg ( together 929 inhabitants). The district bodies Tung is spatially identical to the former municipality of the same name, the other districts are in the territory of the former municipality Sinzheim. The official name of the districts is done in the form " Sinzheim - ... ". The districts also form seven residential districts within the meaning of Baden-Württemberg municipal code, the districts Sinzheim, Vormberg and Ebenung be combined into a residential district. In the district bodies Tung a village is set in the sense of Baden-Württemberg municipal code with private Ortschaftsrat and mayor as its chairman.

For the district of the village belongs Leiber Leiber Tung Tung. The municipality Sinzheim within the frontiers of December 31, 1972 includes the villages Sinzheim, Halberstung, Kartung, Spaulders, Vormberg and winds, the hamlet Ebenung, Litzlung and garbage Mayrhofen, the settlement Kleinbrüchle, the convent Fremersberg, the courtyards book Tung, Burgerhof, Duttenhurst and Tiefenau and the houses Entenhof and Waldeneck. In the district bodies Tung is the deserted castle deeds. In the communities Sinzheim within the frontiers of 31 December 1972 are the leavened Liedelshof village and the waste places Burtung and Luchtung, further attributions can not be detected as settlement names.

History

Sinzheim was first mentioned in writing in 884 under Emperor Charles III. as Sunninisheim, which goes back to the Frankish settlement " Sunini ". From this name evolved over the place name " Suenesheim " ( 1154 ), " Sunnesheim " ( 1261 ), " Suminsheim " ( 1272 ), " Sunzheim " ( 1401 ), " Sunzhaim " ( 1523) and " Suntzheim " (1610 ) of the today's local name " Sinzheim ". Sinzheim was 1945 target of a bombing raid in World War II, whereby the Sinzheimer station was destroyed on March 4. The place belonged to the district of Bühl long and came in 1973 to the district of Rastatt. On January 1, 1973, the incorporation of bodies Tung took place.

Parish

The Hauptbesitzungen the monastery Schwarzach in Sinzheim included a Fronhofs with a private church, a Romanesque church choir tower. The documentary confirmation of the estate by Bishop Burchard I of Strasbourg in 1154 is now considered the beginning of the parish.

The Catholic parish of St. Martin 's parish church dedicated to her as to St. Martin. The present church was built from 1898 to 1900 after plans by the Commissioner of City Planning Archbishop John Schroth and in November ( patronage ) opened in 1900; it is the successor to many previous churches (including 1154, 1497, 1771). 1984-1995 the church was renovated for the last time. The patron saint: Saint Martin, November 11.

Until 1824 the Archdiocese of Strasbourg, from there to the archbishopric of Freiburg.

It has always belonged to the branch locations Halberstung, Kartung, garbage Mayrhofen, Spaulders, Vormberg, winches to the parish church Sinzheim while the Filialort was Leiber Tung 1986 by Rheinmünster Schwarzach umgepfarrt to St. Martin Sinzheim. Since 23 October 2005, the parish of St. Martin Sinzheim forms with the parish of St. Lawrence Hügelheim a pastoral unit.

Policy

Parish council

The council includes in addition to the chairman and mayor of 26 members. The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 was as follows:

Mayor was Erik Ernst.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms Sinzheims shows a red castle on a green hill Three on a silver background. On the highest tower of the castle blowing a red pennant. Next to the castle there is left a black Tatzenkreuz and right a red Sester, also with a red hook.

The coat of arms was introduced in 1903 in the review of all municipal seal in the district of Baden -Baden and contains elements of an old Sinzheimer court seal. At the request of the municipal council, a first draft was completed by the castle and changed to valid today crest.

Partnerships

The community Sinzheim is twinned with the southern French wine community Pignan in Montpellier since 1975.

Culture and sights

Nature

In the district Vormberg on the slope of Fremersberges are a mountain lake located on a rocky escarpment. It was created by the flooding of a former state porphyry quarry.

Numerous forest roads in Fremersbergwald are joggers and mountain bikers and walkers available.

Sports

The BSV Phoenix Sinzheim plays in the South Baden league.

The SV Sinzheim 1929 eV plays in the national league 1 Südbaden and is one of 25 countries participating in the game operating senior and youth teams ( 380 active ) to the larger football clubs within the South Baden Football Association.

Regular events

  • Spring market in Sinzheim
  • Village festival in Vormberg
  • Kart Unger street festival in Kartung
  • Fishing Festival in Leiber Tung
  • Sports Day in Leiber Tung
  • Seenachtsfest in Spaulders
  • Village Festival " Somme end fixed " in winds
  • Kirwe in Sinzheim
  • Wendelinus ride in bodies Tung
  • Christmas market in Sinzheim and bodies Tung

Public institutions

  • Sinzheimer Church
  • Sinzheimer City Hall

Economy and infrastructure

Most jobs offer the craft, trade and industry. However, there are still some farms. The up in the 1990s represented more time farming has declined, although viticulture is still operated by many families.

Traffic

Sinzheim is from the B 3 ( old) ( Buxtehude - Weil am Rhein ) is divided into a western and an eastern part. The new building on the western edge of the B3 dragging on for years and makes little progress (legal reasons ). Sinzheim is also likewise to the national road 500 ( Iffezheim - Waldshut ) attached. Two S -Bahn points of CDV on the Rhine Valley Railway (Mannheim - Basel) provide connection to the long-distance rail traffic. The A5 is directly accessible via a feeder road and only about four kilometers away. In addition, the Baden -Airpark is only about ten miles away. The next ICE Train Station is approximately five kilometers away in Baden -Baden.

Medicine

Sinzheim has several resident doctors. A private hospital does not exist in Sinzheim. The medical care the "Klinikum gGmbH Mittelbaden " is responsible with their clinics in Baden -Baden, Bühl and Rastatt.

Education

  • Lothar von bucket primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule
  • Lothar - of - pot -Realschule

Personalities

Freeman

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Anton Baumstark (1800-1876), German philologist
  • Edward Baumstark (1807-1889), German economist and politician
  • Lothar von bucket (1823-1881), bishop, episcopal in Freiburg im Breisgau.
  • Josef Nikolaus Rheinboldt (1860-1931), economist, politician and diplomat
  • Stefan Kneer (* 1985), handball player

Other personalities who are associated with the community

  • Volker Kottkamp ( born 1943 ), sportswriter (SWF / SWR )
  • Elmar Nationals ( b. 1949 ), TV and radio presenter
  • Matt Frei (* 26 November 1963 ) TV presenter and journalist ( BBC )
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