Wiesenfelden

Wiesenfelden is a municipality in the Lower Bavarian district of Straubing-Bogen.

2.1 Amalgamations
2.2 Population development

4.1 Nature

5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical Location

Wiesenfelden lies in the Donau -Wald.

Community structure

The municipality has 87 Wiesenfelden officially named districts:

Altenhof
Auenzell
Eyes Thal
Leg String
Bleach House
Bogenroith
Bühlhaus
Ebenhof
Edenhof
Misery
Emmer cell
Engelbarzell
Ride Home
Forestry Brno
Frath
Geller village
Gera cell
Geßmannszell
Göttlingerhöfen
Grabmühl
Grand
Grasleiten

Großviecht
Gscheibtebuchen
Hagnhöfen
Hammermühl
Haslstein
Haunsbach
Chief Mountain
Heilbrunn
Hot cell
Hirschberg
High Hölzl
Hochried
Height of mountain
Hötzelsdorf
Stroke
Hunters courts
Kager
Kagerhof
Kälberhof
Boiler bottom
Pebble House
Kleinneundling

Kleinviecht
Collar Roth
Kragnmühl
Kuchlhof
Fief Bach
Mittnach
Neudeck
Neuhaus
Neumühlestrasse
Neuweiher
Niederroith
Oberhof
Oberroith
Öd
Wastes Ried
Pichlberg
Prommer mountain
Rohrloh
Roßmühle
Rothenberg
Rothenbrunn
Rupertshof

Sankt Rupert
Saulburg
Schiederhof
Schönbrunn
Alluvial
Spitzhaus
Stadlberg
Perennials house
Thennengraben
Thurasdorf
Utzenzell
Vilsmoos
Vogelsang
Wastlhof
Weiherhaus
Wiesenfelden
Smudge village
Zieger
Zieglhaus
Zinzenzell
Zirnberg

There are the districts Gera cell, Heilbrunn, mountain height, Saulburg, Utzenzell, Waxenberg, Wiesenfelden and Zinzenzell.

History

The place name is derived from the stream Wiesentfels and the place of the same name at the mouth of the river into the Danube. The first mention of Wiesenfelden dates from the year 1105. The place was the seat of several noble families and formed a closed Hofmark. Owners were of about 1346 to 1488 the Haibeck, from 1488 to 1548, the Lords of Paul village and finally the Counts of Otting and five sites and the Barons of Mägerl. The village was part of the Electorate of Bavaria, in 1806 the Kingdom of Bavaria. Today's church was built in 1818.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1971, the voluntary connection of the community Heilbrunn was ( with the 1926 incorporated Gera cell ), on 1 January 1974, the height of the mountain to the community Wiesenfelden. On May 1, In 1978 the amalgamation of most of the former municipalities Saulburg and Zinzenzell with Wiesenfelden after the application of the community Zinzenzell was rejected on connection to the Management Community Stallwang by the Government of Lower Bavaria.

Population Development

Policy

Mayor Anton Drexler (CSU ).

The municipal tax revenue amounted to the equivalent of € 969,000 in 1999, which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) converted € 79,000.

Culture and sights

The Wiesenfelden castle is now owned by Hubert Weinzierl, President of the German Naturschutzring and Honorary Chairman of the Federal Nature Conservation in Bayern eV. It houses an environmental information center in addition to the museum.

The Catholic Parish of the Assumption was built in 1764 using a Gothic choir and medieval elements of tower and nave. It has remarkable wooden figures from the period around 1700.

List of monuments in Wiesenfelden

Nature

To Wiesenfelden there are 16 marked hiking trails with a total length of over 120 kilometers, which are managed by the Section Wiesenfelden the Bavarian Forest Association. The longest loop trail is the 14.5 km long Great Büscherlweg.

On 1 March 2003, the Regulation entered through the nature reserve pond landscape at Wiesenfelden into force. On 6 August 2009, the barrier-free trail was opened at the Beck pond. The route also involves the 110 meter long bridge nature observation.

Naturbeobachtungsweg to the Kobel Mountain: On a 5 km long, beautiful forest road 9 different nature observation stations are set up, where children and adults can inform themselves about the playful nature. The starting point is the forest inn Schiederhof, about 4 kilometers south of Wiesenfelden. The trail is marked with the flag 7. It is also accessible in winter.

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the field of Agriculture and Forestry 11, 100 in manufacturing and in trade and transport 19 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 65 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 1130. In manufacturing, there were 10 farms, in construction enterprises 8. In addition, in 1999, there were 222 farms with an agricultural area of 2933 ha, of which 1206 ha of arable land and 1726 hectares of permanent grassland.

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 2011):

Kindergartens: 95 kindergarten places with about 110 children in Wiesenfelden and Zinzenzell
Elementary schools: 1 with 15 teachers and students ca.289 College Towns: Wiesenfelden and Zinzenzell
Educational work of the Federation Conservation in Bavaria in Wiesenfelden Castle

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