Stödtlen

Stödtlen is a municipality in Baden-Württemberg Ostalbkreis.

• 2.1 religions

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Mayor

• 4.1 Regular events

• 5.1 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

Stödtlen is situated in 438-552 meters altitude between the Alb foothills and the Franks height in the Middle Franconian basin.

Neighboring communities

The municipality is bordered to the north by Words to live by, on the east by the Bavarian community Mönchsroth, to the south Tannhausen and to the west by the city Ellwangen and Ellenberg.

Community structure

The community Stödtlen consists of 26 separately located districts, this includes the villages Stödtlen, Birkenzell, Dambach, Gaxhardt and Regelsweiler, the hamlet corner on the mountain, Gerau, Nieder Roden, Oberbronnen, Stillau, Strambach and sub ​​Bronnen, the courts Berlismühle, Freihofstraße, Kaltenwag, Kreuthof, Maxenhof, Merzenhof, upper cell, Schnepf mill Schnepfenhof, wearing Roden, hamlet on the corner, Winterhof brick hut at Stödtlen, as well as the dialed villages Wetzel Wiler, Wading Wiler, zem yards and Riuwental. The village Enchenhofen has risen by 1749 Dimbach. The official name of the districts is done by preceding the name of the community and connected by a hyphen, readjusted the name of the districts. The community is also divided into seven residential districts within the meaning of Baden-Württemberg municipal code. Residential District I ​​( Stödtlen ) consists of the districts Stödtlen, Nieder Roden, Kreuthof, Merzenhof, brick hut at Stödtlen and carrying Roden, Residential District II ( Birkenzell ) consists of the village of Dambach, Residential District III ( Dambach ), consists of the village of Dambach, Residential District IV ( Eck on the mountain ) consists of the districts corner on the mountain and the upper and lower Bronnen, Residential District V ( Gaxhardt ) consists of the districts Gaxhardt, Schnepf mill Schnepfenhof and Berlismühle, Residential District VI ( Regelsweiler ) consists of the districts Regelsweiler, Strambach, Kaltenwag, Maxenhof and Winterhof and the residential district VI ( Stillau ) consists of the districts Stillau, Gerau, hamlet on the corner, Freihofstraße and upper cell.

History

For the first time Stödtlen is mentioned in a document dated 5 February 1024. Emperor Henry II invested in this document, the monastery Ellwangen with the Forestry Law (Charm Forest ) in Virngrund. Stedilinum is listed as a boundary point of Virngrundwaldes. In later documents of the place also Stedelin, Stettlin, Stedtlem, Stedelingen is called. Stödtlin, Stöttle, Stödtle and Stödtlin: then the letter E appears in place names in the 17th century.

During the Peasants' War, farmers joined from Stödtlen and Birkenzell at the Ellwanger bunch who plundered the monastery Mönchsroth on 28 and 29 April 1525 and set on fire. It also burned down 32 houses of the village. After the suppression of the rebellion 15 farmers from Stödtlen and 13 were sentenced Birkenzell to fines.

Swedish rider under General blocking udder looted during the Thirty Years War, the village on 15 May 1632 and thereafter it burned almost completely down.

The districts and residential places of the municipality belonged over time to changing dominions, most recently for Prince Provost Ellwangen. While the secularization under Napoleon, most of the community was the Kingdom of Württemberg, a smaller part of Bavaria allocated. 1810 the total community was part of Württemberg. There they first belonged to the upper office Ellwangen and from 1938 to the district Aalen, through them, the district reform in 1973 came up with the new Ostalb.

Religions

Because of belonging to the prince provost Ellwangen the Reformation walked past Stödtlen. Even today, the majority of the inhabitants are Roman Catholics. The now 35 % Protestant inhabitants are spiritually sustained by the congregation Walxheim from.

Policy

The municipality is a member of the local government association Tannhausen based in Tannhausen.

Parish council

The council are after the local elections of 7 June 2009, in addition to the mayor as chairman, 13 members. The choice was as follows:

Mayor

Culture and sights

Regular events

Since 1975, the Catholic church held the third weekend in August, the well-known over a wide area four-day St. Leonhard's hard. With the proceeds from this festival construction of the parish were funded that would not have without this revenue can be performed.

Economy and infrastructure

Stödtlen is a typical residential community. The town has about 200 jobs, 600 workers earn their livelihood outside the community.

Education

In Stödtlen there is a primary school and a kindergarten. A primary and junior high school located in Unterschneidheim or in Ellwangen. Secondary schools are in the surrounding towns are available ( eg, State Business School Dinkelsbühl ).