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| Height : | 208 m | |
| Residents : | 1802 (Feb. 2016) | |
| Incorporation : | 1st January 1974 | |
| Postal code : | 66399 | |
| Area code : | 06804 | |
Location of Blieshaben-Bolchen in Saarland |
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 View from the east over Blies Mengen-Bolchen, in the background on the right Blies-Schweyen , district of Blies-Guersviller , Lorraine
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Blieshaben-Bolchen is a municipality in the Mandelbachtal municipality in the Saar- Palatinate district . It includes the former villages of Blieshaben and Bliesbolchen, which, however, have always been closely connected with each other. Around 1900 the villages grew together spatially and united. Locals still distinguish between Quantity , Bolche and the settlement that emerged during the Nazi era . The motto of Blieshaben-Bolchen is, in the Saarland dialect , "Where young and old sesammehalt" ("Where young and old stick together").
geography
location
Blieshaben-Bolchen, part of the municipality of Mandelbachtal, is located in the southern Bliestal in the Saarpfalz district in Saarland . The place is on the Blies directly on the French border, and is connected to the place Blies-Schweyen by means of a footbridge over the Blies . The district is very hilly and has an agricultural character.
nature
Blieshaben-Bolchen is located entirely within the Bliesgau Biosphere Reserve . The Bliesauen on the southwestern edge of the village are marked as a bird sanctuary. On the northern edge are the slopes near Gräfinthal , which were declared a nature reserve in 2004.
climate
The climate is influenced by the Atlantic. The average annual precipitation is 786 mm, the rainiest time is in the spring months. The mean annual temperature is 9 ° C. The long-term average temperature does not drop below 0 ° C even in January. The prevailing wind direction is west / southwest. The bio-climate is mild to irritant-friendly.
history
The first information about the settlement of this area or the stay of people in the pre-Roman era is given by the discovery of a cremation grave from the urnfield period from the Bronze Age .
There is ample evidence of Roman settlement in the area around Blieshaben-Bolchen. During construction and excavation work, the remains of Roman dwellings and graves as well as coins and pottery finds came to light. An intensive archaeological excavation has not yet been carried out. The advance of the Merovingian-Franconian settlers in this area in the 7th and 8th centuries as well as the overlapping of the Gallo-Roman population parts that remained in the country are documented by place names, patron saints and especially by archaeological finds. The first documentary mention took place through the renewal of the donation from Count Ludwig von Saar Werden to the Wörschweiler Monastery in 1180.
Blieshaben-Bolchen won the gold plaque in the federal competition Our village should be more beautiful in 1969.
On January 1, 1974, Blieshaben-Bolchen was incorporated into the new municipality of Mandelbachtal.
religion
Blieshaben-Bolchen is mostly Catholic . The Catholic parish of St. Paulus is part of the Blieskastel parish association of the Saarpfalz dean's office in the Speyer diocese . The evangelical Christians belong to Protestant parish Ensheim that of a church in Ormesheim has, in at least once a month worship take place.
politics
Local council
Distribution of seats in the local council since the local elections on May 26, 2019:
Mayor
The local mayor has been Hans Bernhard Faas ( CDU ) since the 2014 local elections . His deputy has been Willi Lagaly ( FWG ) , also since 2014 .
Parish partnership
There is a partnership with the French community of Sains-Richaumont . One street is called "Sains-Richaumont-Straße".
Culture and sights
Theaters and museums
In the nearby Gräfinthal is the Gräfinthal natural stage , supported by the Blieshaben-Bolchen cultural association. The "House of Village History " run by the local history association has housed a local history museum on 300 m 2 of exhibition space since 1998 .
Buildings
The remains of the former Wilhelmitenkloster Gräfinthal , donated by Countess Elisabeth von Blieskastel, are very close to Blieshaben-Bolchen . The monastery is a place of pilgrimage to Mary and has been home to Benedictines again since 1993 .
There are two churches in the village: the old village church " St. Petrus in Ketten " and the new parish church "St. Paul ”. The high altar was transferred from the old church to the new one. It is originally the former altar of grace from the dissolved Gräfinthal monastery, a work by the regionally important artist Johann Martersteck (also Madersteck). Today in once on it Blieskastel located miraculous image of the " Madonna with the arrows " set up.
To the south of the town on the Blies there are small remains of the Mengen Castle , a moated castle from the 12th century.
Regular events
- Kirb (parish fair) on the first weekend in September
- Cap meeting, senior cap meeting and children's masked ball of the carnival association “Die Neandertaler” Blieshaben-Bolchen e. V.
- Red-White Night of SV Blieshaben-Bolchen 1927 e. V. on Shrove Saturday
- Gräfinthal natural stage (season between June and August, winter theater in January)
- Equestrian festival of the riding and driving club Blieshaben-Bolchen e. V.
- Drag hunt of the riding and driving club Blieshaben-Bolchen e. V.
- Christmas market on the second weekend of Advent
Associations and associations
Around 30 associations, interest groups and non-profit organizations with around 3,600 members are registered in Blieshaben-Bolchen. For comparison: The population of the place is on average 1800. There are among other things a football club, a shooting club, a carnival club, a riding and driving club, a fruit and horticultural club, a tennis club, a local association of the DRK , local associations of the SPD and CDU, a hiking club, a cultural club, a running and walking club, a youth club, a music club, a local group of NABU and a nature and bird protection club. The oldest still active organization is the Voluntary Fire Brigade , which was founded in 1874.
Economy and Infrastructure
Blieshaben-Bolchen is a distinct residential and commuter community. Most of the employed work as commuters in Saarbrücken .
Public facilities
- Bliestalhalle with gym
- Cemetery with a burial hall
- Graefinthal natural stage
- Graefinthal Monastery
- House Wulfinghoff (Graefinthal)
- Catholic Church of St. Paul
- Catholic parish home with library
- DRK home
- Youth club
- Riding arena
- Fairground
- Fire station
- Sports facility with artificial turf soccer field
- Tennis facility
- Nordic walking park
- Saarwald clubhouse
- House of Village History (Village Museum)
- Distillery
- Military cemetery
traffic
Blieshaben-Bolchen is connected to the neighboring towns of Bliesransbach and Habkirchen via the L 105 . In Habkirchen there is a connection to the federal highway 423 . Furthermore, the L 238 branches off in the village, which connects with Ormesheim . The Fährmannsbrücke , a pedestrian bridge, leads over the Blies to the neighboring French town of Blies-Schweyen .
Personalities
- Nina Azizi (* 1974), actress and presenter, grew up in Blieshaben-Bolchen
- Bianca Hein (* 1975), actress, grew up in Blieshaben-Bolchen and gained her first stage experience at the Gräfinthal natural stage
- Carmen Bachmann (* 1976), presenter at Saarländischer Rundfunk , grew up in Blieshaben-Bolchen
literature
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): Healthy on the move: Nordic Walking in Mandelbachtal , Mandelbachtal, 1st edition 2007
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): Shaping the future: Mandelbachtal in the Bliesgau Biosphere Reserve , Mandelbachtal, 1st edition 2008
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): The Way of St. James: Rediscovering historical pilgrimage routes through the municipality of Mandelbachtal , Mandelbachtal, 1st edition 2009
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Hrsg.): We make theater - The natural stage Gräfinthal , Mandelbachtal, 2009
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): The coats of arms of the Mandelbachtal community and its eight districts , Mandelbachtal, 2009
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): Canoe tours on the Blies , Mandelbachtal, 2nd edition 2013
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Hrsg.): Linked to tradition - House of Village History Blieshaben-Bolchen , Mandelbachtal, 4th edition 2013
- Klaus Nagel, Christel Stahl: Local family book Blieshaben-Bolchen , Mandelbachtal, 2014
- Julia Stephan, Annika Nagel: Menger-Bolcher Kirb , Mandelbachtal, 2015
- Association for Village History Blieshaben-Bolchen e. V. (Ed.): Heimatchronik I: Die Siedlung, Mandelbachtal, 2016
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): Generous and modern: The cath. St. Paulus Church in Blieshaben-Bolchen , Mandelbachtal, 2017
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): Beautiful by nature: Mandelbachtal - The community with a view , Mandelbachtal, 2017
- Tourist office Mandelbachtal e. V. (Ed.): Graefinthaler Vierjahreszeiten in Haus Wulfinghoff , Mandelbachtal, 2017
- Association for Village History Blieshaben-Bolchen e. V. (Ed.): Heimatchronik II: Wegekreuze - a piece of home , Mandelbachtal, 2017
Web links
- Homepage of Blieshaben-Bolchen
- Facebook presence of Blieshaben-Bolchen
- Homepage of the community Mandelbachtal
- Literature on Blieshaben-Bolchen in the Saarland Bibliography
Individual evidence
- ^ Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 809 .
- ↑ Blieshaben-Bolchen, St. Paulus ( Memento from January 27, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) On: cms.bistum-speyer.de, accessed on July 19, 2012
- ↑ [1] (PDF; 263 kB), on: www.mandelbachtal.de, accessed on May 27, 2019
- ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from December 18, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 176 kB), on: www.mandelbachtal.de, accessed on March 13, 2015
- ↑ To Johann Martersteck ( Memento of the original from December 16, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Source on the location of the former Gräfinthaler high altar in Blieshaben
- ↑ http://www.mbt-neu.alpha361.server4you.de/upload/Kirche_St Paulus_Blieshaben-Bolchen.pdf (link not available)
