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Webs is a municipality in the southern Black Forest, in the Breisgau - Black Forest (Baden- Württemberg, Germany )

2.1 districts 2.1.1 Eschbach
2.1.2 Wittental

3.1 municipal
3.2 Mayor
3.3 administration
3.4 Coat of Arms

4.1 Structures
4.2 Natural Monuments
4.3 Regular events

5.1 traffic
5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

The settlement in the belt of Freiburg im Breisgau located in the upper Dreisamtal community lands located in the Southern Black Forest approximately 8 km (air line) east of Freiburg. It extends north from the confluence of Rotbach and Wagensteig Bach to Dreisamstadion. My nucleus is traversed by Eschbach ( a Dreisamstadion inflow ).

Neighboring communities

Neighboring communities of lands also include St. Peter in the northeast, book brook in the Southeast, Kirchzarten in the south, north and Glottertal in Freiburg im Breisgau in the West.

Community structure

The municipality with the webs to the 1970s independent municipalities Eschbach in the Black Forest and Wittental include 34 villages, hamlets, tines, farms and houses. For the former municipality Eschbach in the Black Forest include the tines Berlachen, Engelberg, rear Eschbach, Sopra, Reckenberg, Steurental and Untertal, the courtyards Domilishof, fork Dobel, Grundhof, Kappdobel, Molzenhof, Salzberg, Scherlehäuslehof, shear Lenz Dobel and Schoenberg and the living spaces Fußhof Mountain Häusle, Geiger Häusle and Hilzihäusle. The municipality lands within the borders of 1974 include the village lands, the hamlets of Upper and lower Birch birch, the tine law Bach and the castle castle hamlet. For the former municipality Wittental includes the hamlet Wittental and Attental, the courtyards Albrechtshof, Andresenhof, Baldenwegerhof, Bankenhof, Bankscherhof, Hannisen (Hansen) - hof, Hugenhof and Rauferhof. In the hamlet of Wittental is the Outbound castle Falkenbühl.

History

The main town lands divided further into the settlements webs, hamlets, Upper and Lower Birch and legal stream. The original core was the rule hamlet. Since the 14th century this was different front Austrian noble families, to the Barons and later Earls of Kageneck last lords came into the Dreisamtal. The name " webs " is first attested 1510. In 1810 the site was assigned to the Grand Duchy of Baden and the first rod Office St. Peter ( Oberamt St. Peter ) and in 1819 the land office Freiburg allocated. In 1890 was legal brook, which still belonged to the Schnewlin of Landeck, united with webs.

1929 hired the Order of the Sacred Heart Priests to the site of the former castle and taught there one a religious house. After the Second World War, the private boarding high school and college of St. Sebastian was established there. The boarding school was abandoned in 1997 and the school was in 1998 under the sponsorship of the school foundation of the archdiocese of Freiburg on.

On 1 July 1974, the community was incorporated into Wittental webs. The current community lands was formed on 1 January 1975 by combining the two communities webs and Eschbach in the Black Forest.

Districts

Eschbach

The Eschbachtal with its side valleys was first mentioned in 1112 and belonged to a part of the St. Peter's monastery on the Black Forest. The other part, first Dinghof of Einsiedeln Abbey, finally got to the Barons of SICKINGEN until they sold their property in 1808 to the State of Baden. The both parts Eschbach were combined in 1811 to a municipality in the land office of Freiburg. The community led dated 23 February 1973 and the association with lands the additional name in the Black Forest.

Wittental

At the beginning of the 19th century the church Wittental was created from the settlements Attental, Wittental and the Baldenwegerhof. Were first mentioned upper and Unterwittental in the 13th century in the possession of the monastery of St. Margen directory. The rule came at the end of the 16th century to the barons of SICKINGEN - High Castle. Wittental formed with Hinterzarten a community association until 1813, the union took place with Attentals Wittental.

Religions

In webs there is ever the Catholic church Heart of Jesus, the Catholics in Eschbach belong to St. James Parish, the Protestant Versöhnungsgemeinde webs also manages evangelical Christians in book Bach, St. Peter and St. Margen.

Policy

Parish council

The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 resulted in a turnout of 59.0 % to the following result:

Made their own local councils for towns Eschbach and Wittental.

Mayor

Since 1991, Siegfried Kuster (independent) Mayor of webs.

Management

Lands belongs to the adjacent communities Kirchzarten, Upper Ried and book Bach to Gemeindeverwaltungsverband Dreisamtal based in Kirchzarten.

Coat of arms

The community lands was awarded the certificate for the coat of arms coat of arms after the municipal reform in 1977:

The ash represents the district Eschbach, but also symbolizes the same creek that runs through the municipality in full length. The Bohlweg or web, which has already been used by the old community webs as a seal image is reminiscent of the wooden paths through the swampy terrain at the output of Eschbachtals. They gave once the farms above the hamlet of Grange the name that still applies to the entire community.

Culture and sights

Structures

Parish Church of St. James in Stegen- Eschbach, with high altar, side altars, pulpit, altar and cross Pietà by Matthias Faller ( created in 1764 for the Lindenberg chapel at St. Peter's )
Castle webs hamlet, the castle of the local lords, the last Count of Kageneck on whose site is now the College of St. Sebastian is. The oldest part is the St. Sebastian consecrated chapel.
Snake Chapel
Sacred Heart Church, Catholic parish church, built in 1959-1962 on the site of the former castle webs hamlet.

Natural Monuments

Lands located on the Black Forest Querweg Freiburg -Bodensee, a long distance hiking trail in the Black Forest Association, which passes many natural monuments.

Regular events

Since 1999, the Highland Games will take place in Wittental every two years.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Lands located on the outskirts of Freiburg im Breisgau. Many residents work in the nearby city, which is easily accessible by car via the provincial road 133. Bus number 7216 of SüdbadenBus Society connects the community on the one hand with Kirchzarten and Freiburg, on the other hand with St. Peter, St. Margen and Hinterzarten in the Black Forest. In Kirchzarten is also a transit traffic on the Höllentalbahn.

Education

In the municipality there is a primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule and a primary school in Eschbach.
The state-approved Catholic general education high school College of St. Sebastian is attended by students from across the Dreisamtal and from Freiburg. It is located on the site of the former castle. Carrier since 1998, the school foundation of the archdiocese of Freiburg.
Further, in webs a nationwide education and counseling center for the hearing impaired, a State school with boarding facilities. It provides education from kindergarten all types of school to high school.
Many students also visit the nearby Marie- Curie -Gymnasium in Kirchzarten.
Kindergartens are available in bars ( Catholic) and in Eschbach ( municipal).
In Wittental the forest Zoological Institute of the Albert -Ludwigs -Universität Freiburg im Breisgau operates a branch office.
The educational offer includes the Ecumenical Community Library webs.

Personalities

Henry Middendorf (1898-1972), a priest and missionary, was from 1938 to 1946 rector of the religious house of the Sacred Heart priests in brackets; because he saved Jews from the Holocaust, he received the " Righteous Among the Nations ".
August Hülsmann (* 1948), Sacred Heart priest who was 1993-1998 rector of the religious house and the College of St. Sebastian.
Lotte Paepcke (1910-2000), writer, found refuge and hiding place from the Nazis in the monastery lands of the Sacred Heart priests.

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