Windorf

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Windorf is a market in the Lower Bavarian district of Passau and nationally recognized resort.

2.1 Religion
2.2 Amalgamations
2.3 assignments
2.4 Population development

3.1 Market council
3.2 Mayor
3.3 Finance

5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
5.2 Education

Geography

Geographical location

Windorf lies in the Danube- forest on the northern bank of the Danube River, four kilometers downriver from Vilshofen on the Danube. The market is located 20 kilometers north-west of Passau, 35 kilometers southeast of Deggendorf and seven kilometers from the motorway 3 (exit Aicha vorm Wald ).

Community structure

The municipality has 77 Windorf officially named districts:

Aigenberg
Green
Antholling
Atzing
Babing
Mountain
Bertholling
Broom Sandbach
Birka
Breiteich
Pedestrian mountain
Desching
Doblhof
Doblmühle
Doblmühle
Ebersberg
Edhäusl
Edhof
Eglsee
Erlhof
Fisching
Mrs. village
Gaishofen
Gera thing
Gottholling
Haberg
Hackl village

Haitzing
Haseneck
Hatzing
Hidring
Behind Gallows
Hitzing
Höbersdorf
Hofstetten
Holzing
Kading
Kalteneck
Kerschbaum
Kißling
Klinghof
Kreiling
Lviv
Naßkamping
Neuhofen
Oberhartheim
Oberreit
Otterskirchen
Punzing
Ragaul
Rathsmannsdorf
Ratzenleithen
Renholding
Racing Holzberg

Reed
Ruhstorf
Scheuereck
Schönhart
Schwarzhöring
Seidl mill
Sessing
Silling
Socking
Söldenham
Solla
Stamp Began
Steining
Stelza
Stetting
Unterriegl
Front Gallows
Walding
Weiding
Wilhelmhof
Wimberg
Wimm
Windorf

There are the districts Otterskirchen, Windorf, Albers Village ( subdivision ) and Rathsmannsdorf.

Neighboring communities

Vilshofen on the Danube
Hofkirchen
Aicha vorm Wald
Tiefenbach
Passau (district Heining, boundary river Danube mid )
Eging am See

History

Windorf is mentioned as Winidorf the first time in 1010 in a document, as it Emperor Henry II gave the monastery Niedernburg. With this it came in 1161 to the diocese of Passau. The district Otterskirchen was already around the year 800 and is first mentioned in 1165. The castle in the district Rathsmannsdorf probably dates from the 10th century. Mid-13th century the place to market has been charged.

The market had extensive rights over the bishopric (Lower court etc. ) and belonged to the Imperial Diet of 1803 to the Bishopric of Passau. He was one of the few parts of the high pin which fell in 1803 to Bavaria. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria emerged with the community of 1818 the municipalities Rathsmannsdorf, Otterskirchen and Windorf.

In Windorf flourished in the 19th century, shipbuilding (the " Schopperei ") by here by eight Schopper Masters with 130 Schopper servants no less than 14 different species have been produced by ships, including those on the Danube widespread Waidzille. Apart from Germany came the orders, especially from Austria, Hungary and Slovenia. The Bruck barges for ship bridges of Pressburg and Komárom came up in the 1890s from Windorf. Only at the beginning of the 1950s turned the last Windorfer Schopper Master his work.

Until 1972 the market was part of the district Vilshofen and came up with the division of the district Vilshofen to the district of Passau. On 1 May 1978 parts of the territory were added to the dissolved municipality Albers village.

Religion

The population is predominantly Roman Catholic. Catholic parishes are in Windorf, Otterskirchen and Rathsmannsdorf. The competent Protestant parish is Vilshofen.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1975, the formerly independent municipality Otterskirchen and Rathsmannsdorf were incorporated. A portion of the dissolved municipality Albers village was added on 1 May 1978.

Assignments

On 1 May 1978 parts of the territory were ceded to the neighboring community Aicha vorm Wald.

Population Development

Policy

Market council

The market council has been working for the municipal election on 2 March 2008 as follows:

CSU: 6 seats ( 38.2 % of the vote )
Nonpartisan voters Community: 5 seats (31.7% of the vote)
SPD: 5 seats ( 30.1% of the vote)

Mayor

Mayor since May 2008 Franz Langer ( CSU ) and thus solves Gerhard Bern head ( Nonpartisan Wählergem. ) From which was in this office since 1975 is 33 years.

Franz Langer was in the ballot elected in 2008 with nearly 50.14 % of the valid votes against Josef Fischl ( RoW ), although this was still after the first ballot with 40.55 % against 33.55 % in the lead.

Finances

Culture and sights

Ship Museum in Windorf
Culture House Old Church in Rathsmannsdorf
Parish Church of St. Michael in Otterskirchen
Plague in Lapperding
Longest upstream Danube Island

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

It was in 1998 according to official statistics in manufacturing and 206 in trade and transport, no social insurance contributions at the workplace. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 1475th In the manufacturing sector there was an operation in the construction of ten companies. In addition, in 1999, there were 180 farms with an agricultural area of 3030 hectares, of which 1602 acres of arable land and 1423 acres of meadowland.

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 1999):

Kindergartens: 175 kindergarten places with 127 children
Elementary Schools: 2 with 10 teachers and 216 students

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