Gallneukirchen

Gallneukirchen is a municipality in the Lower Mühlviertel in the Urfahr-Umgebung district . With an area of 5.19 square kilometers and 6567 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2020), Gallneukirchen is the smallest in terms of area and the second largest in terms of population in the district. The community is located in the judicial district of Urfahr .

The place on a trade route from Linz via Freistadt to Bohemia was first mentioned in 1125. From 1145 Gallneukirchen was subject to the owner of Riedegg Castle . Around 1260 the place received market rights.

The horse-drawn railway Budweis – Linz – Gmunden , which ran through Gallneukirchen from 1832, brought about an economic upswing in the town. In 1873 the predecessor association of today's Protestant Diakoniewerk was founded. The location in the so-called “bacon belt” of Linz has caused a strong population increase since the 1960s. Due to the increasing importance of the market, the city was surveyed in 2001. The city's slogan is “Experience the city, enjoy the country”.

geography

The center of Gallneukirchen is 14 kilometers northeast of the provincial capital Linz in the Lower Mühlviertel in an extensive valley basin , the Gallneukirchen basin .

The municipal area covers an area of 5.19 square kilometers. The largest expansion in east-west direction is 3 kilometers and in north-south direction 2.9 kilometers.

The highest point is north of the center near Punzenberg at around 456 m above sea level. A. and the deepest on the Great Gusen next to the border with the neighboring municipality of Engerwitzdorf (Schweinbach district) at around 333 m above sea level. A. The center of Gallneukirchen is 337 m above sea level. A.

Landscape around Gallneukirchen

Gallneukirchen belongs to the granite and gneiss plateau , the Austrian part of the Bohemian mass . From a geological and geomorphological point of view, as well as from the point of view of the use of space, the northern part of the municipality belongs to the Upper Austrian Central Mühlviertler Hochland spatial unit , while the southern part falls into the southern Mühlviertel peripheral areas .

In the north of the municipality, the subsoil consists of Engerwitzdorfer granite and Migmagranite. The portion of the Gallneukirchen basin in the southern part of the municipality consists of tertiary deposits on Mauthausen granite . Most of the deposits formed streaks and the remainder sands. Alluvions can be found along the rivers , where numerous fossils have been found.

The Große Gusen flows through the municipality from north to south towards the Danube . In the municipality, the Mirellenbach flows into the Gusen. Well-known still waters are not available due to the small community area.

City structure

City structure and neighboring communities

The former Markt Gallneukirchen has been a cadastral municipality with the same boundaries since 1784 and a municipality with the district Gallneukirchen since 2001.

The distribution of land use shows that the agricultural and forestry areas make up 75% and gardens 13.5% of the communal area.

Neighboring communities

Gallneukirchen is surrounded by the communities of Alberndorf in der Riedmark , Engerwitzdorf and Unterweitersdorf . The first two belong to the Urfahr-Umgebung district , the latter to the Freistadt district . In the west and south, Gallneukirchen has grown together with the districts of Linzerberg, Klaus, Schweinbach and Simling in the neighboring municipality of Engerwitzdorf.

Gallneukirchen is a member of the Association for Regional Development Gusental , to which four other communities along the Gusen belong. The establishment of an intermunicipal business settlement area in Alberndorf is planned together with some of the neighboring communities.

climate

The nearest state climate stations are in Reichenau ( 685 m above sea level ), Allerheiligen ( 542 m above sea level ) and Linz ( 263 m above sea level ). Their data form the basis for the descriptions of the climate in the two spatial units relevant for Gallneukirchen. The municipality of Gallneukirchen is one of the climatically favored locations in Upper Austria due to its basin location. Due to the southern exposure of the basin, the climate is mild and the annual mean is between eight and nine degrees Celsius, thus showing strong similarities to the climate in the Linz area or in Machland .

The coolest month is January with average temperatures of −1.5 to −2.1 ° C and the warmest July with an average temperature between 17.7 and 18.8 ° C. The precipitation in the Gallneukirchen basin is between 700 and 800 mm per year, making it the driest area of the southern Mühlviertel region . Due to the high temperatures in the Mühlviertel, the total snowpack is low in winter and continuous snowpacks are the exception. Winds come most frequently from the west, the second most common from the southeast.

history

The parish church of Gallneukirchen , view from the southeast

In the Tertiary, today's municipal area was covered by the sea. In the Younger Stone Age, people settled on the slopes of the Gallneukirchen basin, as evidenced by numerous finds of flat and stone axes. A burial mound with 4 graves from the late Bronze Age was uncovered east of the center in Tumbach.

Presumably there was already a parish in Gallneukirchen in the 9th century, which at that time had separated from the mother parish in Linz and is therefore one of the oldest parishes in today's Mühlviertel. The church is dedicated to Saint Gallus , who died around 640 AD and was first mentioned in 1180. The place was first mentioned in 1125 as Novenkirchen . In 1145 the predecessor of today 's Riedegg Castle was built by Gottschalk von Hausperg, who had fiefdom over the place. The feudal sovereignty went to the Diocese of Passau with the acquisition of Riedegg in 1211 and was exercised by them until 1411. The diocese appointed the pastors and market judges of the place. Around 1260 the place received market rights, which were confirmed in 1510 and since 1356 the current place name Gallneukirchen has been used.

The location on an important trade route from Linz via Freistadt to Bohemia was the basis of the prosperity and existence of the market residents.

In 1411 the fiefdom of 5000 pounds Viennese pfennigs went to the brothers Caspar and Gundakar von Starhemberg at Wildberg Castle , whose descendants had Riedegg Castle converted into a castle in 1539.

In the 15th century the parish church was expanded to its present size. In the 16th century, most of the Gallneukirchen people professed the Protestant faith. After the new faith became official under Rüdiger von Starhemberg in 1562, the place remained Protestant until the Counter-Reformation. In the course of the peasant wars in 1622, the market burned down and many houses were damaged.

During the Napoleonic Wars , the place was occupied several times and has since returned to Upper Austria. From 1832 to 1872 the horse-drawn railway transported goods and people through Gallneukirchen. The train station was Oberndorf . A short section of the route can be viewed near the Mirellenbach.

In 1810 a revival movement was initiated by the Catholic priest Martin Boos . Its followers, the Boosians, were expelled from the church as heretics. At the beginning of 1873 the Boosians founded the Association for Inner Mission, from which today's Protestant Diakoniewerk emerged.

In 1905 the Protestant parish church was built. In 1933 an Englishman bought Riedegg Castle from the Starhembergers before the Mariannhiller Missionaries bought it in 1936 .

After Austria was annexed to the German Reich on March 13, 1938, Upper Austria became the Gau Oberdonau . American tanks hit the market in early May 1945. From July 1, 1945, the Red Army occupied Gallneukirchen and the place belonged to the Soviet occupation zone until 1955 . Since the end of the Second World War, the place has experienced a considerable boom, to which in particular the connection to the Mühlkreis Autobahn in the 1970s contributed.

In 1985 the municipality became a European municipality and since 1992 there has been a partnership with Northeim in Lower Saxony .

On March 5, 2001, Gallneukirchen was raised to the status of a city by the Upper Austrian provincial government.

Population development

Around 1545, 87 houses in the Gallneukirchen district were mentioned in the Riedegg land register. In 1846 the number of inhabitants was given as 1467.

In 1869 there were 1509 people living in the municipality. Until 1961 the population rose steadily to 2,741. In the 1960s a considerable increase in population began, which can be attributed to the location in the suburb of Linz . The number of inhabitants in the district comparison above average. In the 2001 census , Gallneukirchen had 5915 inhabitants and in 2006 there were already 6309 inhabitants. As a result of the continuous influx of people, there will be 6,574 main residences in 2020. In terms of population, Gallneukirchen is the third largest of the eight cities in the Mühlviertel after Perg and Freistadt.

In the 2001 census, the proportion of residents aged 60 and over was 14.4%, while 20% were under 15 years old. The proportion of the female population was 51%.

Of the 4,730 residents of Gallneukirchen, who were older than 15 years in 2001, 10.9% had graduated from a university , technical college or academy and 14% had passed a Matura . 45.4% had completed an apprenticeship or a vocational middle school . 29.7% of the population group concerned had compulsory school as the highest degree.

languages

The German dialect, which is generally spoken in the Gallneukirchen area and in most of Upper Austria, is East Central Bavarian . In 2001, 97.4% of Gallneukirchen residents stated German as a colloquial language. 0.5% spoke Croatian and 0.4% Turkish , the rest other languages.

The proportion of Gallneukirchen residents with foreign citizenship was 4% in 2001, below the average in Upper Austria. 0.9% of the Gallneukirchen population had citizenship from Bosnia and Herzegovina , 0.6% from Turkey and 2.5% from other countries in the world. In 2001 a total of 6.4% of Gallneukirchen residents were born abroad.

religion

In the 2001 census, 4860 people (82.2%) stated Roman Catholic as their religious denomination, 312 (5.3%) Protestant , 131 (2.2%) Islamic , 20 (0.3%) Orthodox and 125 other faiths . 467 (7.9%) Gallneukirchen residents have not professed any religion.

The Roman Catholic parish of Gallneukirchen belongs to the Deanery Gallneukirchen and also includes areas in the neighboring political communities. With over 11,500 Catholics, the parish is the largest in the Mühlviertel. The members of the Protestant Church belong to the Protestant parish of Gallneukirchen, which comprises over 1,300 believers in the central and north-eastern Mühlviertel.

The “Christian Community in Gallneukirchen” has existed since 2013, with the goal of unity for all Christians in the region who have Jesus Christ at the center of their lives.

politics

The municipal council and mayoral elections take place every six years together with the state elections. Since 1945, the ÖVP achieved a majority in all municipal council elections, and until 1997 it was always an absolute majority. Since then, the proportion of ÖVP voters has fallen and in 2003 was only 38% of the vote. The SPÖ always came in second and has fluctuated between 30 and 40% since 1945. The FPÖ has been a candidate since 1973 and received the fewest votes. The Greens have been represented on the local council since 1997 and were the third strongest party in each of the three elections.

The 2015 municipal council election resulted in the following:

Eligible to vote: 5186 +421 , valid votes: 4124 +503 , invalid: 149 +26 , voter turnout: 82.39% + 4.0%

Party / political grouping	voting share	Verän- alteration	Seats on the local council	Verän- alteration	Seats on the city council
ÖVP	44.16%	+ 10.67%	14th	+1	4th
SPÖ	30.55%	-4.82%	9	-1	2
Green	15.47%	-23%	5	-1	1
FPÖ	9.82%	+ 24.3%	3	+1	0

The Gallneukirchen municipal council consists of 31 members. The council, elected from the ranks of the councils, consists of 7 people, including the mayor and the vice mayor. Gisela Gabauer (ÖVP) has been mayor since September 2009.

mayor

Data from the homepage of the Province of Upper Austria

coat of arms

The oldest image of the coat of arms can be found on an imprint of the seal from 1636 with the inscription: S. OF . MARCKTS. GALNEN KIRCHEN: 1510. The coat of arms was probably also in use before. The current coat of arms was designed in 1949 based on a representation from 1750 and remained unchanged in the course of the city census in 2001.

Blazon : In black a silver, continuous wall with a red roof and a black arched gate; towering behind it is a silver church in side view, with red roofs and gold crosses on the twice offset tower and the roof gables of the ship.

Town twinning

The partner community of Gallneukirchen has been the Lower Saxony Hanseatic City of Northeim since 1992 , with which contacts have existed since 1973. The pillars of the partnership are the promise of mutual aid and the contribution to peace and freedom in Europe. On the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the partnership, a roundabout on Bundesstraße 3 was named Gallneukirchner Kreisel in 2017 .

Culture and sights

The marketplace 2017

the fountain on the market square

Riedegg Castle south view

The Catholic parish church of Gallneukirchen has probably existed since the 9th century and is dedicated to St. Gallus. Today's size was achieved through a renovation in the 14th century, the furnishings mostly date from 1770.
The Protestant Christ Church was built between 1904 and 1905 for the Protestant Christ Congregation Gallneukirchen, whose catchment area includes the eastern area of the Urfahr-Umgebung district and the entire Freistadt district. The last renovation of the neo-Gothic building took place in 1997.
The Riedegg Castle is a castle in the neighboring village of Alberndorf in Riedmark in Gusental next to the municipal boundary to Gallneukirchen. The castle was mentioned as a castle in 1150 and converted into today's castle in the 17th century. It has been in the possession of the Mariannhill Missionaries since 1936 , who expanded it into an educational facility. Between 1145 and 1848, Gallneukirchen was under the rule of Riedegg, which had a significant influence on the history of the market. The castle now houses a Lady Chapel and a museum. The only Africa museum in the Mühlviertel with a remarkable ethnographic collection is located in Riedegg Castle . It shows the history and culture of this continent, especially from the Transvaal and the Free State of Orange .
In Gallneukirchen the French cross at the junction of the path from Gallneukirchen to Hellmonsödt with the path coming from the north of Reichenau reminds of the French soldiers who fell in 1742 and another memorial to the events of the " Mühlviertel Hare Hunt " at the end of the Second World War .
The Heimathaus primarily shows the former handicraft activities in the region. The prehistoric collection of Mr. Josef Kneidinger and the presentation of the history of the horse-drawn railway complete the exhibition.

Gusenhalle

The Gusenhalle is the largest event center in the region and can accommodate up to 500 people. The hall is used for numerous events such as balls, concerts and trade fairs.

Regular events

the GUUTE trade fair: Alternating with Bad Leonfelden and Ottensheim , the 'GUUTE trade fair', a regional business fair, takes place in Gallneukirchen every three years.

Sports:

Gallneukirchen City Run: Every year in July, the Gallneukirchen sports club organizes the 'Gallneukirchen City Run'.
Gusentalcup: The Gusentalcup organizes an annual triathlon, a duathlon and a mountain bike race.

sport and freetime

In Gallneukirchen there are over 80 clubs that enable leisure activities in sporting and cultural terms.

The outdoor pool was opened in 1992 and is the largest outdoor adventure pool in the region. In addition, the city had an indoor swimming pool until July 2013. This had to be closed due to the acute risk of the facade collapsing.

Sports club Gallneukirchen (SVG): The sports club Gallneukirchen (SVG), founded in 1948, is the largest sports club in the Mühlviertel with almost 2000 members in 15 sections. It consists of the sections soccer, tennis, skiing, judo, chess, disabled sports, stick sports, dua / triathlon, women's gymnastics, handball, athletics, swimming, table tennis. The outstanding athlete is double Olympic champion Walter Hanl . The football section includes the nationally known players Karl Irndorfer and Michael Mehlem . The Dua / Triathlon section produced a number of state and European champions and, with Johannes Enzenhofer, an Olympian in Sydney. The soccer team plays in the 2008/09 season in the second regional league east, the fifth highest division in Austria.

The 33-kilometer Gusental Cycle Path runs through Gallneukirchen and joins the Danube Cycle Path at St. Georgen an der Gusen.

economy

Gallneukirchen is one of the economic centers of the district. The number of jobs rose by 56.8% to 254 between the last two censuses in 1991 and 2001. The number of jobs rose by 41% to 2,251 over the same period.

In 2001, the city provided jobs for 1,752 people living outside the municipality, while 2,106 Gallneukirchen residents worked outside the community. The majority of in-commuters come from the Freistadt district, while the majority of out-commuters commute to Linz.

In 2001, 0.6% of the employed persons in Gallneukirchen were employed in agriculture and forestry . In 2001, 26% were employed in industry and construction . The proportion has increased slightly compared to 1991, while the proportion of people working in agriculture and forestry has fallen by around 59%. The service sector also grew strongly, with corporate services in particular increasing by more than 170%. The public administration sector recorded the greatest decline in employment.

The average gross income of working in Gallneukirchen employment amounted in 2006 to EUR 1,539 per month and well below the Upper Austrian average of 1,779 euros. In a district comparison, the Urfahr-Umgebung district was 15th out of 18 districts. While the male employees earned 1,839 euros, the female workers earned less than 1,094 euros.

traffic

Street map of Gallneukirchen (OpenStreetMap)

Gallneukirchen is not connected to the Austrian railway network. The nearest train stations are in Katsdorf on the Summerauer Bahn , around 8 kilometers from the center of Gallneukirchen, and in Linz on the Westbahn and Pyhrnbahn , around 16 kilometers away.

As part of the Upper Austrian Transport Association , Gallneukirchen is connected by bus connections with other places in the Urfahr-Umgebung and Freistadt districts as well as with Linz. Since numerous bus routes in the direction of Linz run through the center of the village, there is an average interval of five minutes in the morning during rush hour.

The neighboring community of Engerwitzdorf has two motorway connections to the Mühlkreis motorway (A 7), which are two to three kilometers from the center of Gallneukirchen. These are the Gallneukirchen (22) and Engerwitzdorf (25) junctions. Prager Straße (B 125), a state road with priority , leads through Gallneukirchen . In addition, three state roads run through the municipality, one leads south-east of St. Georgen an der Gusen in north direction to Reichenau (L1463), the other north-west to Altenberg (L1503) and north-east to Alberndorf (L1467).

Emergency services

The fire station opened in 2018

Gallneukirchen is the seat of a police station and a district police station .

The Gallneukirchen volunteer fire brigade , founded in 1874, provides fire protection and general help in the municipality .

Agriculture and Forestry

In 1999 there were 25 agricultural and forestry holdings in Gallneukirchen, cultivating an area of 386 hectares. Of these, 9 were full-time businesses with 270 hectares, 15 part-time businesses with 109 hectares and 1 business of legal entities with 7 hectares. An agricultural and forestry business in Gallneukirchen cultivates an average of 15.4 hectares, with the full-time farms working 30 hectares and the part-time farms 7.3 hectares.

As everywhere at the district and federal state level, the number of farms has decreased compared to the previous survey time in 1995, while the cultivated agricultural and forestry areas increased slightly by 0.5%. The areas cultivated by full-time businesses have increased by around 15% at the expense of part-time businesses. In 1999, 74 people were employed in agriculture and forestry in Gallneukirchen, 57 of them family workers, of which 5 were fully employed. 30 worked in agriculture with less than 25% of their working time, the remaining 39 between 25 and 99%.

Evangelical Diakoniewerk - Mother House Bethanien

Economy and Social

Gallneukirchen is the location of numerous specialist shops and service providers. The city offers jobs for numerous commuters from neighboring communities. The Protestant Diakoniewerk , which has existed since 1877, is the largest employer in the city and the district. The Diakoniewerk in Gallneukirchen is the largest diaconal organization in Austria with over 3800 employees.

education

Gallneukirchen has in compulsory education on a national and a middle school and a polytechnic school . All three schools are located in the Gallneukirchen school center. There is also the Martin Boos School, a state special school for severely disabled children with integrative Montessori classes.

The Gallneukirchen Middle School organizes annual KreAktivtage and attaches great importance to in-depth training in IT. This gives the students the opportunity to take all modules of the ECDL . On February 1, 2011, the Gallneukirchen Middle School was awarded the “Upper Austrian School Innovative” certificate from the State of Upper Austria for excellent performance in the field of school development and profile sharpening. The Gallneukirchen Middle School was also the second school in Upper Austria to receive the “Respect @ school” certificate from the Upper Austria Child and Youth Ombudsman on October 15, 2015. In 2016 she received the “Healthy School Upper Austria” seal of approval for special campaigns in the areas of health, exercise and strengthening personal and social skills.

The Polytechnische Schule Gallneukirchen supports young people in finding a career and prepares them for the challenges of the working and professional world through targeted workshop lessons, especially in the fields of metal, electronics and services as well as office through personal development and application training as well as contact with the regional economy.

For all types of compulsory school, a freshly prepared lunch is provided daily in the community's own school kitchen. The school kitchen received the "Healthy Kitchen" seal of approval in 2018. The very varied dishes are mainly prepared with regional foods.

The offer at middle schools consists of a technical school for elderly services and care assistance, a training institute for curative education professions and a school for social care professions of the Protestant Diakoniewerk. A regional music school complements the educational offer.

The parish public library is available to all citizens.

Health and social

The local office of the Red Cross has been looking after Gallneukirchen and the surrounding communities since 1974. The Red Cross has around 200 employees, has several rescue vehicles and organizes the local carnival event. The closest hospitals are in Freistadt or Linz.

The Gallneukirchen volunteer fire brigade has been in action since 1874. The fire brigade currently has a contingent of 6 vehicles and more than 180 members. The fire department has been located in the new fire department building at Hans-Zach-Straße 10 since 2018.

Health care is now provided by 28 resident doctors, the majority of whom are based in the medical center. The St. Gallus pharmacy, which has existed since 1909, and the district pharmacy strengthen the range of medical services.

The Protestant Diakoniewerk offers two old people's homes with 48 places for care for the elderly. The largest home, Haus Elisabeth, is around 400 meters from the market square near the Great Gusen. For people with disabilities, the Diakoniewerk offers several educational, work and living places in Gallneukirchen.

media

There is an increasing expansion of regional reporting by the daily newspapers Oberösterreichische Nachrichten and Oberösterreichische Kronen Zeitung, which appear in Upper Austria .

With the Urfahr-Umgebung TIPS (Top Infos Plus Service) a free regional newspaper appears every week . This medium belongs to Tips Zeitungs GmbH & Co KG and 100% of J. Wimmer GmbH, which has a majority stake in the daily newspaper Oberösterreichische Nachrichten. The current edition is also available on the Internet. Since the beginning of 2009, the free, small-format Bezirks Rundschau has been published as the successor to the large-format weekly Urfahraner Rundschau . In addition, the Rundschau on Sunday is a third free regional newspaper for Gallneukirchen. The last two media are owned by Moser Holding AG.

The Stadtblatt Gallneukirchen appears four times a year.

The private TV stations TBF, MF1plus and LiveTV broadcast from Freistadt and Gallneukirchen for the Mühlviertel in various local cable TV networks and partly on the Internet. These are programs that are broadcast several times and renewed weekly.

Personalities

Honorary citizen

Walter Hanl , winner of two gold medals in judo at the 1996 Paralympics in Atlanta and 2000 in Sydney
Emil Hilgartner, Mayor
Moritz Pokorny (* 1870; † 1952), doctor and member of the Upper Austrian Medical Association
Walter Böck, Mayor

sons and daughters of the town

Annemarie Leitner (* 1923), singer and yodeler
Otto Milfait (born January 28, 1926), local researcher
Joseph Gallus Rittenberg (born June 24, 1948), photographer, set designer and painter
Ulrich Winkler (* 1961), theologian and religious scholar
Günter Klambauer (* 1982), bioinformatician and judoka

Personalities related to the city

Alois Dorn (born May 20, 1908 in Mühlheim am Inn ; † August 24, 1985 in Linz ), visual artist , created many works of art in and around the parish church. Buried at the local cemetery, reburied in Leonding in 2009.
Alois Stöger (born September 3, 1960 in Linz), politician and federal minister, from 1997 to 2008 municipal councilor in Gallneukirchen
Martin Boos (* 1762 Huttenried near Kempten ; † 1825 Sayn near Koblenz / Rhein ), from 1806 to 1816 Catholic pastor in Gallneukirchen, promoted Protestantism, pioneers of the city's Protestant diakonia
Ludwig Schwarz (* 1833 Melk; † 1910 Gallneukirchen), first Protestant pastor, founder of the Protestant Diakonie Gallneukirchen
Klaus Huber (* 1949 in Aigen iM ), editor, presenter, dialect poet and local history researcher, lives in Gallneukirchen
Berni Wagner (* 1991), cabaret artist, grew up in Gallneukirchen

literature

Federal Monuments Office Austria (Ed.): Dehio - Upper Austria Mühlviertel . Berger Verlag, Horn / Vienna 2003, ISBN 978-3-85028-362-5 .
Historical bibliography in the forum OoeGeschichte.at

Web links

Commons : Gallneukirchen - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Wikisource: Gallneukirchen in the Topographia Austriacarum (Matthäus Merian) - sources and full texts

Official website of Gallneukirchen
41607 - Gallneukirchen. Community data, Statistics Austria .
Further information about the municipality of Gallneukirchen can be found on the geographic information system of the federal state of Upper Austria .
Map in the Digital Upper Austrian Room Information System ( DORIS )
Riedegg Castle
Gusental region

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