Ebnat (Schaffhausen)
Ebnat (locally spoken: Ebnet ) is an industrial quarter east of the inner city of Schaffhausen . Its name comes from the flat hallway . Ebnat serves as the superordinate field name for the corridors Tanscherhaalde, Ebnetring, Ebnet, Hafeteckel, Chroonehaalde and Winterhaalde. Only the three corridors Ebnet, Ebnetring and Tanscherhaalde are used as industrial quarters, Winterhaalde is forest , the other areas are mixed areas .
The area was acquired by the municipality in 1910 for industrial purposes and, with 231 hectares, made available a much larger area than the cramped Mühlental . It was therefore acquired specifically for the relocation of industries . In his dissertation in 1918, Walter Wirth mainly emphasized the advantages of the spacious level and the proximity of the freight yard. Due to these favorable circumstances, it was settled quickly and in 1916 it was already covered with 64 hectares. This settlement took place at the time of "pronounced external and internal growth" in Switzerland.
The name was transferred to the Ebnatstrasse built there and the Ebnat restaurant (Ebnatstrasse 72), which was built in 1910 and now functions as the Frohberg dormitory .
After the construction of the Herblingertal industrial area in the 1960s, the two industrial areas merged seamlessly.
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Eduard Joos: The place and field names of the canton of Schaffhausen , Huber, Frauenfeld 2018, ISBN 978-3-7193-1595-5 , page 371
- ↑ Flurnamen map of the Canton of Schaffhausen , sheet 1032-1. Association for the publication of the Schaffhausen field names book 2016/17, collected by the field names commission 1996–2011.
- ^ Walter Wirth: On the anthropogeography of the city and landscape of Schaffhausen. Inaugural dissertation, Philosophical Faculty Zurich, 1918, pages 134–135
- ^ Richard Traupel: The industrial development of the canton of Schaffhausen. Thayngen 1942, page 59
Coordinates: 47 ° 43 ' N , 8 ° 39' E ; CH1903: 690,702 / 285106