Anried

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Coordinates: 48 ° 20 ′ 45 ″  N , 10 ° 33 ′ 35 ″  E
Height :	460 m above sea level NN
Area :	7.08 km²
Residents :	341  (May 25 1987)
Population density :	48 inhabitants / km²
Incorporation :	July 1, 1972
Postal code :	86424
Area code :	08292

Anried is a district of Markt Dinkelscherben in the Swabian district of Augsburg ( Germany ). The village of Engertshofen also belongs to the district and the former municipality of Anried .

geography

Anried is located around two kilometers west of the center of Dinkelscherben in the middle of the Augsburg-Western Forests nature park in Reischenau . The former parish had an area of ​​708.33 hectares . At the state of the census on May 25, 1987, the two districts of the former municipality had a population of 341. The second district of Engertshofen was not recorded separately because it was typified as structurally connected with the village of Anried. The census of May 27, 1970 provides the last comparison of the size of the two villages: Anried municipality total of 328, of which Anried 260 and Engertshofen 68.

The district road A 6 leads from the district border near Burtenbach (there as GZ 1 ) via Anried to Dinkelscherben , where it joins the state road St 2027 .

Anried has a connection to the Augsburg tram through the regional bus line 610 in the Augsburg transport association AVV , which runs from Dinkelscherben to Anried.

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Panoramabild Anried, viewed from the west

coat of arms

The Anrieder municipal coat of arms symbolizes the close bond that the two sexes Schmucker and Fugger had entered into through their many years of rule in the municipality. The rafters with three six-pointed stars, in the Fugger colors of blue and gold, come from the coat of arms of the Schmucker.

The State Ministry of the Interior gave its approval for the municipal coat of arms on March 22, 1964.

history

Beginnings

Anried was probably created as a clearing settlement in the 11th or 12th century.

Place name

The place name "Annenried" is mentioned for the first time in the 13th century and, according to today's knowledge, is derived from the Ried des Ano, where Ano is a personal name and Ried means swamp area.

Early rule

In Anried there were once episcopal Augsburg and margravial Burgau fiefdoms , the property as well as the rulership rights were distributed among different owners. Around 1400 a large part of Anried and Engertshofen came to the Schmucker family from Augsburg. The Schmucker family sold the entire property to the Fuggers in 1544. The estates were assigned to the Mickhausen rulership, but passed together with Ettelried in 1724 to the Fugger Family Foundation, which merged the estate into the Ettelried and Anried rulership .

In 1757 the rule of Ettelried and Anried was sold to Markus von Schnurbein. Before the transition to Bavaria, the manorial power in Anried belonged to the barons of Schnurbein, the Augsburg bishopric and the Augsburg cathedral monastery . The remains of the Rauhenberg castle stable can still be found in the Anrieder Flur.

From 1862 to 1929 Anried belonged to the district office of Zusmarshausen and from 1929 to the district office of Augsburg , which from 1939 was called the district of Augsburg .

Population development

According to the fireplace directory from 1492, Anried had 14 hearths.

Anried first appeared on a map around 1750. This was drawn by Johann Lambert Kolleffel . There it is noted that Anried and the hamlet “Engelshoffen” consisted of 36 fire towns.

In the lexicon of Swabia from 1791 it says: Anried, small village of 174 souls.

According to the report by Pastor Anton Feichtenbeiner von Ettelried from 1818, Anried had 1 church, 36 houses and 175 souls at that time. These were distributed over 8 farms, 24 Sölden and 3 sanctuaries. In terms of livestock, 30 horses, 85 cattle, 87 sheep, 38 pigs and 4 goats were counted. At that time Engertshofen had 7 houses: 3 farms and 4 Sölden with a total of 45 souls.

Incorporation

On July 1, 1972, Anried was incorporated into Dinkelscherben.

St. Felizitas Church

church

church

The Anried clearing settlement founded in the 11th century had a church as early as the Middle Ages. This church, of which only the late Gothic tower remains, was consecrated again in 1493. In 1712 the tower was given a new pointed roof and in 1829 this “building” is said to be “more like a chapel than a church”. The church was demolished and replaced by the current building in 1843. The greater part of the former furnishings (altars and pulpit) came from around 1880.

During the last renovation in 1990, the parish church was renovated inside and out. The tower, which today houses over 100 bats and a pair of falcons, was given a completely new pointed roof.

St. Felicitas

Carved figure of St. Felizitas

The significant carved figure from the Ulm School of Carving Art of Saint Felizitas and seven sons, from 1505, comes from this depiction of the saints much grace and strength for generations of those who would like to meet. Otherwise, the figure can be seen all year round as the centerpiece in the St. Afra diocesan museum in Augsburg. Not only does Anried have the only patronage of St. Felizitas and her seven sons in the entire diocese of Augsburg. The diocese of Augsburg has 1100 parishes and branches. Anried is also the only parish in the diocese that has its own carved Gothic figure .

Since 1875 the figure has been in the original version in the Maximilian Museum in Augsburg for reasons of preservation and was transferred to the Diocesan Museum in 1997. The group of figures of Saint Felizitas and her seven sons is a valuable and art-historically significant link in the Diocesan Museum between the late Gothic and Renaissance.

Old school

Old school

The old school is used by the local associations for meetings and other events. The Association for the Maintenance of the Old School Restaurant, founded on October 2, 1987, is responsible for the maintenance .

societies

• Anrieder carnival club “AFC Reischenarria” e. V.
• Anried volunteer fire department
• Small animal breeding association Reischenau
• Association for Horticulture and Land Care Anried and the surrounding area
• Association for the preservation of the “Alte Schule” restaurant in Anried
• Veterans and soldiers association Anried

Individual evidence

1. ^ Official register of places for Bavaria, territorial status on October 1, 1964 with statistical information from d. 1961 population census, Munich, 1964 , column 917.
2. ^ Official register of places for Bavaria, territorial status: May 25, 1987, Munich, 1991 , p. 422
3. ↑ Official directory for Bavaria, vol .: 1978 = 380, Munich, 1978 , p. 182
4. ^ Wilhelm Volkert (ed.): Handbook of Bavarian offices, communities and courts 1799–1980 . CH Beck, Munich 1983, ISBN 3-406-09669-7 , p. 424 .

Web links

Commons : Anried  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• www.anried.de
• Anried on dinkelscherben.de