Weiler (Rottenburg)

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Weiler is a district of Rottenburg am Neckar in the administrative district of Tübingen in Baden- Württemberg ( Germany ).

• 4.1 Structures
• 4.2 Regular events

Geography

Geographical location

Hamlet is located approximately four kilometers south of Rottenburg on the eastern Gäuhochfläche in 373-558 meters altitude. To the east is located on the foothills of the Rammert belonging Keuper ridge the 40.12 hectare nature and landscape protection area Rappenberg.

Expansion

The district area of the village is 384 hectares. Of this amount, 53.3 % on agricultural land, 35.5% of forest area, 10.4% on housing and transport area, 0.3% on water surface and 0.5 % to the rest of the Terms.

Neighboring towns

The following places are adjacent to the hamlet, they are clockwise from the north, called: Rottenburg, Dettingen and bathroom Niedernau ( all belong to the district of Tübingen ).

Population

With a population of about 1070 Hamlet is one of the medium-sized districts Rottenburg. Weiler has in relation to the district area of 3.84 km2, a population density of 280 inhabitants per square kilometer.

History

Hamlet was first mentioned in 1244 as Wilaere (then Burgweiler ) and was for the supply of Rotenburg (now Hamlet Castle ) responsible. There were frequent water shortages and droughts, which meant that grain did not grow and people suffered from thirst. On the hamlet district there were formerly two chapels, St. Jodokus ( 1339 ) and St. Wolfgang ( 1450 ). The St. Jodokus Chapel was formerly the actual church of the village, although the chapel was situated three kilometers from the village. This chapel was canceled in 1809 and the foundations almost completely removed. Today, only a shrine to the former chapel. The parish church of St. Wolfgang was built in 1828 on the old site of St. Wolfgang's chapel in Weinbrenner style. see also Postal Rotenburg

From 1381 the hamlet belonged to Austria and from the front end of Vorderösterreich the Kingdom of Württemberg. 1884 was allowed under the direction of Karl Ehmann of a single-cylinder piston pump with Diesel-/Ölantrieb and build an engine house, which was said to be in the Kingdom of Württemberg, one of the first. Despite these water supply existed in Hamlet repeatedly water shortage and problems with the cleanliness of the water, so that the health department in the hamlet town hall was a permanent guest. Since 1849 is in the ancient village hamlet a bakery with a wood stove. There you can bake or buy fresh bread two or three times a week. The two hamlets inns have long since closed, so that the hamlets of citizens rely on themselves to organize celebrations. There used to be a school in the hamlet, a teacher living house, a wine press and a poorhouse. Around the present hamlet of Castle (formerly Rotenburg ) was grown until the Second World War wine. The wine was badly damaged by a bomb attack in 1945 and had to be stopped as a result. Since 2011 is in winter in Weiler, a mobile Nutcracker lift, which was purchased for skiers and snowboarders.

Since 1971, the hamlet belongs to the large district town Rottenburg am Neckar.

Culture and sights

Structures

• Katzenbacher Ziegelhuette
• Hamlet Castle ( Rottenburg )
• Pump Häusle (1884 )
• Seven Valleys cave
• Slopeside Rappenberg

Slopeside Rappenberg

Wine Press the hamlet of Castle Park Place

Half-timbered House and Fountain

Regular events

• Back cuisine festival, village festival around 1849 built back kitchen in the old town.
• Pump Häusle festival of bird and nature protection association.
• May Day

Economy and infrastructure

Hamlet is located on the L 385 between Rottenburg, Novalis and Hirrlingen. In public transport buses of the line between 7623 Rottenburg and Hirrlingen. The place is located in the comb 112 of the Transport Association Neckar -Alb -Donau. There are mainly located small businesses.