Starvation field

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Starvation field
Coordinates: 49 ° 0 ′ 48 ″  N , 12 ° 26 ′ 41 ″  E
Height : 473 m above sea level NHN
Residents : 63  (1987)
Incorporation : 1945
Incorporated into: Pond
Postal code : 93086
Area code : 09482
Hungersacker (Bavaria)
Starvation field

Location of Hungersacker in Bavaria
Hungersacker - district of Wörth adDonau
Hungersacker - district of Wörth adDonau

Hungersacker ( Bavarian : Hungasacker ) is a village and district of the Upper Palatinate town of Wörth on the Danube in the Regensburg district in Bavaria .

Geographical location

The Hungersacker district is four kilometers northeast of Wörth in the Falkensteiner Vorwald .

Name and story

The name of the place could be traced back to a field name . Hungry fields were barren soils in contrast to larders . This assumption is supported by historical sources. However, there is a second interpretation: Hunger is an older form of Hungarian ( Hungary ). The Hungarian invasions in the 10th century could be associated with the foundation of the town.

The place was created in a cleared island in the Wörther Forest . The monastic clearing and settlement waves were completed around the year 900. This year is a possible reference to the beginnings of Hungersacker. However, there is no historical evidence for this. Hungersacker belonged to the imperial rule of Wörth and was subject to the local court.

The Kingdom of Bavaria received a constitution for the first time in 1818 . This also regulated the structure of the communities and districts. At that time that was community hunger Sacker with the districts Bierschneider mill , Gschwellmühle, Hafnerhof, Hinterzirnberg, Upper misery Piehl, sub misery and Vorderzirnberg formed. There have been repeated attempts to unite Hungersacker and Weihern, two kilometers away, into one community. This failed due to resistance from both communities.

In 1932 and 1933 the Regensburg District Office made further advances. However, both communities refused again. Hungersacker was also superior to the municipality of Weihern in terms of area, population and tax strength (figures from 1908):

Hungersacker 635.88 ha area / 132 inhabitants

Weihern 204.67 ha area / 103 inhabitants

The last mayor before the merger with Weihern in 1945 was Josef Schöberl.

Population development

In 1970 the population of the hamlet Hungersacker was 57 inhabitants, in 1987 63 inhabitants were registered in the village. The total of the population of all districts of the former municipality Weihern (Hafnerhof, Hinterzirnberg, Hungersacker, Oberelend, Piehl, Unterelend, Vorderzirnberg, Hornau and Weihern) was 194 inhabitants in 1970, in 2000 there were 225 inhabitants.

Territorial reform

On the instructions of the US military government , it was decided on July 11, 1945 to merge Hungersacker and Weihern to form the community of Weihern.

As a result of the regional reform in Bavaria , Hungersacker became a part of the municipality of the city of Wörth an der Donau on April 1, 1971.

Culture and sights

church

Catholic auxiliary church of Mariä Namen in Weihern; Church for Hungersacker and Weihern

The closest house of worship is the Roman Catholic Church of the Name of Mary in Ponds ; there is no church in Hungersacker. The construction of the church was financed by both Hungersacker's and Weihern's citizens from 1932 onwards. The church was consecrated on September 24, 1933. Like Weihern, Hungersacker belongs to the parish of Pondorf, Hofdorf branch . As part of the new road in the direction of Wiesenfelden and the construction of the local road through the city of Wörth, an old path chapel (Schöberl chapel ) at the entrance to Hungersackers, coming from Wörth, was renewed.

All architectural monuments

societies

The Hungersacker-Weihern volunteer fire department was founded in 1896 . She takes care of fire protection and general help. The fire station for the two villages was built in Hungersacker.

Regular events

Every year there is a solstice celebration and a garden party for the volunteer fire brigade.

Economy and Infrastructure

In Hungersacker, an inn is registered as a commercial enterprise. (As of 2008)

Hungersacker is located directly on the R 7 district road, which leads to the Weihern district of Wörth. The next connection to the federal trunk road network is with the entrance and exit no. 104b "Wörth an der Donau-Ost" in Wörth, four kilometers away, to the federal motorway BAB 3 Regensburg - Passau .

District

For district hunger Sacker include the districts Hafnerhof, Hinterzirnberg, hunger Sacker, Upper misery Piehl, sub misery and Vorderzirnberg.

literature

  • Ludwig Schindler: Large community of the city of Wörth in the past and present. Wörth ad Donau 2001, OCLC 166027622
  • Ludwig Schindler: City Guide Wörth. Verlag Attenkofer, Straubing 2008, ISBN 978-3-936511-52-9 .
  • Hungersacker / Weihern volunteer fire brigade: 100-year anniversary celebration (Festschrift 1996).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ BayernAtlas , Topographic Map 1: 25000
  2. ↑ a b Bavarian State Office for Statistics and Data Processing (Ed.): Official local directory for Bavaria, territorial status: May 25, 1987 . Issue 450 of the articles on Bavaria's statistics. Munich November 1991, DNB  94240937X , p. 274 ( digitized version ).
  3. ↑ a b Bavarian State Statistical Office (Hrsg.): Official local directory for Bavaria . Issue 335 of the articles on Bavaria's statistics. Munich 1973, DNB  740801384 , p. 137 ( digitized version ).