Ingolstadt southwest

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Ingolstadt Südwest is a district of Ingolstadt , which includes the districts of Haunwöhr and Hundszell .

Extension and location

The southwest district has an area of ​​6,457 square kilometers, making it the seventh largest of the twelve Ingolstadt districts . It is bordered in the east by Gemmingerstr./Gustav-Adolf-Str., In the north by the Danube and in the west by the alluvial forests of the Danube. The neighboring districts are the Süd district in the south, the Münchener Straße district in the east and the Mitte district in the north across the Danube . There is no border with non-Ingolstadt area. The district consists of the sub-districts Am Südfriedhof , Neu-Haunwöhr , Hundszell , Buschletten and Alt-Haunwöhr .

population

With 10,643 inhabitants (December 31, 2015), the Southwest district ranks sixth among the districts in Ingolstadt . The population density of 1,540 inhabitants per square kilometer is around one and a half times as high as the Ingolstadt average.

Economy and Infrastructure

traffic

For private traffic, Haunwöhrer / Hagauerstraße (IN 14) and Schrobenhausener Straße (IN15) are the most important connection options. In the local public transport, the district southwest can be reached via the buses 10, 11, 31, 40, 41 and 44, as well as the night lines N12, N14 and N15 of the INVG.

education

The school center southwest

The largest educational institution is the Southwest School Center. In addition to the Apian grammar school, this houses the Ludwig-Fronhofer-Realschule, the middle school on Maximilianstrasse, and a primary school for individual learning support. The district library south-west of the Ingolstadt city library is also housed in the school center. There are also two primary schools, the Haunwöhr primary school and the Hundszell primary school.

sport and freetime

The largest sports facility in the Southwest District is the Southwest District Sports Center, which is connected to the Southwest School Center. It is also home to the DJK Ingolstadt, the largest sports club in the district. There are also numerous other clubs in the individual districts, such as SV Haunwöhr or SV Hundszell.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Small-scale statistics as of December 31, 2015

Coordinates: 48 ° 44 '  N , 11 ° 25'  E