Vorderhornbach
Vorderhornbach (as of 1 January 2013 ) is a village and a municipality with 256 inhabitants in the district of Reutte, Tyrol ( Austria ).
- 3.1 Coat of Arms
Geography
Vorderhornbach is located on the 970 m above sea level. A. in the Lech Valley, at the entrance of Hornbachtals, on the alluvial fan of Hornbach. The village is located just off the main traffic route. Of importance is agriculture, next to Vorderhornbach is a commuter community.
Community structure
The small community consists of only one cadastral and village. Next to the village Vorderhornbach even the hamlet Spiesemühl belongs to the municipality.
Neighboring communities
History
1218, the village was first mentioned. Vorderhornbach was from time immemorial the parish Wängle assumed ( chaplaincy from 1675 Expositur 1756 ). By belonging to the court Aschau (now Lechaschau, left bank of the Lech to Musau ) made Vorderhornbach another development through than the other communities in the Lech Valley. Historically, the place is also called Hornbach in Aschau. It belonged to the bar in Reutte.
1810-1833 (1805-1816 in the Innkreis of the Kingdom of Bavaria, then Austrian) was the locality associated with Hinterhornbach to the control district ( Austrian control community) Hornbach.
Policy
The municipality is located in the judicial district of Reutte.
Coat of arms
Blazon:
The coat of arms granted in 1973 symbolized by the horn and the blue field as canting arms the place name.