Weihmichl
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Geography
Geographical Location
The village is located about 14 kilometers northwest of Landshut in the Hallertau on the main road 299 Here ends the Eden Lander brook in the Pfettrach.
Community structure
The municipality has 28 Weihmichl officially named districts:
- Aich
- Eben country
- Eden country
- Gabi Reuth
- Haimhausen
- Tack
- Jung Reuth
- Katzenthal
- Kittlau
- Grain mill
- Liebeneck
- Oberndorf
- Upper Neuhausen
- Oberschwendt
- Stoll Ried
- Strasbourg Häusl
- Täublmühle
- Untergrub
- Unterkreutholz
- Under Neuhausen
- Unterschwendt
- Vorthan
- Ponds
- Weihmichl
- Week country
- Cell
- Zell am Berg
History
Finds from the Neolithic period and the Bronze Age, including prehistoric grave mounds, illustrate the early settlement of the fertile stretch of land between the Isar valley and the Danube region. The history of the church begins with the conquest of the area south of the Danube by the Romans in the year 15 BC. The next 500 years there was the province of Raetia. From the presence of the Romans announce today a Roman road in Neuhausen and a paved Roman road in Weihmichl.
In the 8th century, the now Christianized country received a fixed ecclesiastical organization. Neuhausen belonged since 814 to the monastery of St. Emmeram in Regensburg, Weihmichl 1256 was classified as belonging to this monastery.
The place names after the first church was dedicated to St. Michael, as Old High German wih means "holy." Documented the site appears for the first time in 1060, when the noble Rotperus, returns the royal household to Wihenmichel, which he had received to borrow from the previous bishop Gebhard to Eichstätt ( since 1055 Pope Victor II ) to the local cathedral chapter.
In the last years of the Thirty Years' War, 1646, 1647 and 1648, the towns were devastated in today's municipal area in the incidence of mercenaries under Swedish leadership.
In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria in 1972 joined together first the communities Neuhausen and Stoll Ried. In 1978 a further merger of Altgemeinden Neuhausen and Weihmichl.
The municipality has a predominantly agricultural structure with numerous medium-sized craft enterprises. Many workers are employed as a commuter in Landshut and Munich.
In December 1984, the multi-purpose hall was handed over to the school in sub Neuhausen their determination. Since 1996 the Municipal Community College Weihmichl. The former schoolhouse in Weihmichl has undergone a total renovation and reopened on 1 June 2001 in the presence of State Minister Erwin Huber as " Meeting House ". It houses the nursery and since September 2005 the library after the part of high school I was dissolved. In 2011 a nursery was added to the existing building.
Incorporations
The community Stoll Ried was incorporated on 1 July 1972 in the municipality of Neuhausen near Landshut. On 1 May 1978, until then independent municipality Neuhausen arrived at Landshut to the municipality Weihmichl.
Attractions
Among the most important sights of the municipality include the Gothic Branch Church of the Assumption in Stoll Ried, the Baroque parish church of St. Lawrence in sub Neuhausen and the Baroque parish church of St. Willibald in Weihmichl. Their in the 19th century spiked with a spire steeple has late Gothic basements of the 15th century. The chancel and nave were rebuilt in 1725 to 1730 in the baroque style. The nave is divided into three bays, the drawn biaxial choir is about closed. At the Meeting House in the center of Weihmichl is the Roider - Jackl Fountain.
- List of monuments in Weihmichl
Infrastructure
The oldest Thoroughfare the community Weihmichl represents the Roman road that runs from the Regensburg ago by Neuhausen to Moosburg. Passenger traffic on the rail line opened in 1900 Landshut - Rottenburg, to among other things Weihmichl and Neuhausen lie, was set in 1974 due to lack of frequency; the freight followed in 1998. since 2011 moves back a heritage railway on the remaining section Landshut - Neuhausen ( BayernBahn ). All traffic was shifted to the various surrounding streets. The 1980 -built and 2010 renewed B299 thus counts as the main thoroughfare of the community. In addition, the county roads LA 12, LA 23 and LA 24 run through the municipality.
Sons and daughters of the town
- Max Mikorey (1850-1907), opera singer
- Roider Jackl (1906-1975), forester and Gstanzlsänger
- Sebastian Maier ( * 1993), football player