Bschlabs
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Bschlabs ( Rotte ) village |
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| Basic data | |||
| Pole. District , state | Reutte (RE), Tyrol | ||
| Judicial district | Reutte | ||
| Pole. local community | Pfafflar | ||
| Coordinates | 47 ° 18 ′ 31 ″ N , 10 ° 35 ′ 1 ″ E | ||
| height | 1314 m above sea level A. | ||
| Residents of the village | 64 (January 1, 2020) | ||
| Building status | 65 (2001) | ||
| Post Code | 6647 Pfafflar | ||
| prefix | + 43/05635 | ||
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| Statistical identification | |||
| Locality code | 16947 | ||
| Counting district / district | Pfafflar (70 825 000) | ||
 Bschlabs from the southeast |
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| Source: STAT : index of places ; BEV : GEONAM ; TIRIS | |||
Bschlabs is a place in Ausserfern in Tyrol as well as locality of the municipality Pfafflar in District Reutte with 64 inhabitants (1 January 2020).
geography
The Rotte is located about 25 kilometers southwest of Reutte and 15 kilometers northwest of Imst . It is located in the valley of the Streinbach (also called Streimbach , the valley Bschlabertal ) at around 1310 m above sea level. A. Höhe, on the Hahntennjoch , where the L266 Bschlaber Straße - after the L72 pass Hahntennjochstraße - connects the Lech Valley with Imst in the Upper Inn Valley .
The village has almost 70 buildings with about 90 inhabitants. In addition to the village itself, there are also the seven hamlets of Aschlen , Sack , Windegg , Mitteregg , Taschach , Egg , Zwieslen as well as the one-layer Gröben and the listed Ebele alpine ensemble. The village is the capital of the municipality .
Bschlabs is located on the southern slope of the Namlos Wetterspitze ( 2553 m above sea level ), in the northwest lies the Rotwand ( 2334 m above sea level ), in the valley opposite the Spitzkopf ( 2346 m above sea level ).
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( Imst ∗ O, Gem.Imst, Bez.Imst ) |
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- ∗The Imst area comprises most of the municipality of Pfafflar and borders the Ortkopf in the east and Haselkarjoch in the southwest; the mountainous region is one of the only villages in this municipality. The municipality / town of Gramais in the southwest is not adjacent and cannot be reached directly.
history
Origin of the place name: In 1284 the village was called Bislafes . Later Pislaves or afterwards in a modified form: Piselaves , Pshlavess or Pischlaabz . Again, this is a derivation of pos l'aves , which means behind the waters . This means the confluence of the Streimbach and its tributaries, i.e. today's Boden (municipality of Pfafflar) .
The valley was settled from Pfafflar by Engadine religious refugees.
At the end of the 2013/14 school year, the single-class elementary school was closed.
See also: History of the municipality of Pfafflar
Worth seeing
Pilgrimage church Maria Schnee
The church was built as a chapel in 1639 and consecrated in 1648 by the auxiliary bishop of Brixen. Before the church was built, the dead had to be carried to Dormitz (near Nassereith ) and later to Imst and buried there. In 1670 the first chaplain, Nikolaus Kranebitter, came to this valley, was a priest in Bschlabs for 40 years and was buried below the altar. The records of the oldest baptismal register in the parish begin on October 31, 1670.
The church was enlarged at the beginning of the 18th century. The tower was built from 1770 to 1780, with an octagonal upper floor and an onion dome. In 1857 a sacristy was added. The high altar was erected two years later. In the center, instead of a painting, is the figure of the Madonna and Child; In addition to the double column position, the figures of the princes of the apostles, Paul on the left, Peter on the right and two other figures of saints (all by Josef Georg Witwer around 1775). High tabernacle porch with pillars and round temple construction; in the round niches the statuettes: on the left Barbara and Ignatius, on the right Johannes Nepomuk and Katharina (by Josef Anton Renn).
The side altars: built in 1884, left side altar with guardian angel painting, on the right side altar painting St. Joseph with Jesus on both sides with putti (widower workshop).
The pulpit: in the middle of the 19th century in the fields Jesus and Maria monogram, symbols of the divine virtues, Holy Eucharist, tablets of the law with sword and palm branch.
The cross above the vestry entrance is by Balthasar Jais from Imst (1740).
In the glass showcases: left, clad Madonna and Child, 18th century; right, Mother of God with a blue star cloak (was carried during the processions). The glass paintings of the top and bottom half-circle stained glass windows from the Tyrolean Stained Glass Innsbruck (1919), represent the Annunciation, the Visitation and the birth of Jesus.
Parapet organ with beautiful rococo brochure (organ works from the 18th and 19th centuries). The people's altar, with a picture of the Last Supper, was made by Gottlieb Praxmarer from Häselgehr.
On the outside facade of the church there are two old frescoes (crucifixion group and St. Christopher), which were only discovered during the renovation of the church. The renovated pilgrimage church was consecrated in 1985 by Bishop Paulus Rusch . The patron saint of Patroziniums Maria Snow is celebrated on 5 August.
The Saint Martin's Chapel
This chapel is located on the so-called Gröbegg near Bschlabs / Aschlen on the old footpath from Elmen to Bschlabs. It was probably built in the early 20th century, was largely dilapidated and was renovated in 1988.
The path of the senses
The Path of the Senses is a footpath beginning below the church in Bschlabs, leads through a forest down to the Streimbach over a suspension bridge and up to the forest path on the shady side. Along the way are works of art made of wood, metal and stone with contemplative sayings, designed by local artists.
Culture
Bschlaber song
A song was written about this little town. The melody and the text are by Gerhard Hackenbuchner. Text of the Heimatlied:
There is a quiet spot in beautiful Tyrol
this is the Bschlabsertal, you feel good there.
Where the cuckoo calls and where the billy goat jumps
yes there is Bschlabs, completely surrounded by mountains.
(Refrain)
If you come from Reutte, go to the Lechtal,
on this beautiful journey, you see flowers blooming.
Are you with Elmen then, my friend watch out,
then it goes left up to the Hahntennjoch.
Refrain: There is a quiet spot ...
Now it goes steeply uphill, along the rock,
You see the gentian on the mountain slope.
Then a church appears before your eyes
a little bell rings and you are at home
Refrain: There is a quiet spot ...
Here you can go hiking, uphill and downhill,
and from the peaks you can see down into the valley.
In the evening there is "Gemütlichkeit",
a snack, beer, music and joy.
Refrain: There is a quiet spot ...
Web links
- 70825 - Pfafflar. Community data, Statistics Austria .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Statistics Austria: Population on January 1st, 2020 by locality (area status on January 1st, 2020) , ( CSV )
- ↑ Wegkapelle, Chapel of St. Martin, Martinskapelle. In: Tyrolean art register . Retrieved January 2, 2014 .
- ↑ More information and pictures about the Path of the Senses. Homepage of the Pfafflar community, accessed on August 28, 2018.
