Langquaid
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Coordinates: 48 ° 49 ' N , 12 ° 3' E |
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Basic data | ||
State : | Bavaria | |
Administrative region : | Lower Bavaria | |
County : | Kelheim | |
Management Community : | Langquaid | |
Height : | 389 m above sea level NHN | |
Area : | 56.79 km 2 | |
Residents: | 5792 (Dec. 31, 2019) | |
Population density : | 102 inhabitants per km 2 | |
Postal code : | 84085 | |
Area code : | 09452 | |
License plate : | KEH, MAY , PAR , RID, ROL | |
Community key : | 09 2 73 141 | |
LOCODE : | DE LQD | |
Market structure: | 8 districts | |
Market administration address : |
Marktplatz 24 84085 Langquaid |
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Mayor : | Herbert Blascheck ( CSU ) | |
Location of the Langquaid market in the Kelheim district | ||
Langquaid ( Bavarian : Langad ) is a market in the Lower Bavarian district of Kelheim and the seat of the administrative association Langquaid .
geography
location
Langquaid is located between Landshut (about 45 kilometers south) and Regensburg (about 30 kilometers north) on the Große Laber .
Neighboring communities
Langquaid borders (clockwise) on the communities Herrngiersdorf , Rohr in Niederbayern , Hausen (Lower Bavaria) , Teugn and Bad Abbach in the district of Kelheim and on the communities of Thalmassing and Schierling (Upper Palatinate) in the district of Regensburg .
Community structure
The following 25 districts belong to the municipality:
history
Until the 19th century
The Langquaid market is an old Lower Bavarian settlement in the valley of the Große Laaber. The first traces of settlement can be seen from the early Stone Age, and numerous finds date from the Bronze Age. As the probably oldest name of the settlement "Verroniwaida" expresses it, the extensive pastureland in the valley area of the Laaber was a favorable settlement place for cattle herders. This place name appeared for the first time around 750 AD and was also mentioned around 771 by Bishop Arbeo von Freising in the biography of St. Emmeram , which he wrote .
Located at a fork in the road, which has been important since ancient times, the small settlement developed into a larger town in the following centuries, the name of which "Langquat" first appeared in documents around 1200. The fact that the settlement made significant progress as the natural center of a wide area is evident from the granting of market rights in the 1280s and the establishment of a customs post a little later.
One of the ducal customs officers, Konrad der Hueber, donated a benefit to the church of St. Jakob in 1412 and thus secured a priest of its own for the market. The current parish church dates back to a system from the 13th century and still shows late Romanesque elements. In the 15th century there was a thorough renovation in the Gothic style, and the church got its current baroque character when it was renovated around 1740.
The Langquaid market continued to develop, but the town and its surrounding area were not spared the stormy times of war and the associated setbacks, which reached a climax in the Thirty Years' War with several pillages. Therefore, there are no original documents about the market privileges and the market coat of arms, which represents St. James, only confirmations of the lost documents, such as B. from 1486 by Duke Albrecht IV. Or 1659 by Elector Ferdinand Maria. When the war raged between the French-Bavarian troops under Napoleon and the Austrian army in 1809 and culminated in the Battle of Eggmühl, Langquaid was largely spared.
In the 19th century, the market took part in the ongoing technical development. From 1851 Langquaid was a post office, in 1875 a telegraph station created quick connections to the wide world. A special event was the opening of the Eggmühl - Langquaid railway line, for which the Langquaid mayor Münsterer had made an emphatic effort.
In 1613, the citizens of Langquaid set up a foundation for the poor in order to provide shelter for needy citizens in a community center. In 1856 a workers' support association was founded with the aim of building a hospital in Langquaid, which was achieved in 1866.
20th and 21st centuries
Langquaid has retained its economic importance as a shopping and transshipment point for a large area over the centuries, as shown by the five annual markets in the course of the year, in addition to which there was a weekly piglet market on the marketplace until the 1990s. The Langquaid market has had its own hop seal since 1891 and is one of the Hallertau's seal districts, even though hop growing has lost its importance there. After the Second World War, numerous expellees found a new base in Langquaid.
A brisk construction activity developed, which caused extensive settlement areas to grow around the old market core and thus the number of inhabitants increased. The Langquaid market is today the center of a large administrative community and has a day nursery, three kindergartens, a primary and secondary school and sports facilities. There are hiking trails in the valley of the Große Laaber and the wooded hill country.
Incorporations
During the municipal reform in Bavaria on July 1, 1972, the municipality of Oberleierndorf joined Langquaid. On January 1, 1978, the previously independent communities Leitenhausen and Schneidhart and parts of the dissolved community Sandsbach were incorporated. Adlhausen , Niederleierndorf and Paring followed on May 1, 1978 .
Population development
In the period from 1988 to 2018, the population increased from 3,836 to 5,733 by 1,897 inhabitants or 49.5%.
politics
Market council
Since the municipal council election on March 15, 2020 (for comparison the results of 2014 ), the Langquaid municipal council has been composed as follows:
mayor
Herbert Blascheck (CSU) has been mayor since 2002. In the 2020 local elections, he was the only candidate to be re-confirmed in office with 97.5% (2014: 97.7%) of the valid votes. The first mayor is also a member of the municipal council.
Administrative community
The administrative community Langquaid also handles administrative tasks for the two neighboring communities of Hausen (Lower Bavaria) and Herrngiersdorf.
coat of arms
Description of coat of arms
In gold, the bust of a bearded saint dressed in blue and with a black hat; on the brim and on the coat there are two silver pilgrim shells.
Coat of arms history
According to recent opinion, the saint in the coat of arms is probably St. James, the patron saint of the parish church of Langquaid. This is also supported by the heraldic attributes, the pilgrim shells on the coat and the brim of the hat. Even in Hupp (1912), the blazon of the “bust of St. Rochus “the speech, the patron saint against the plague. However, this interpretation has been abandoned, the official blazon is not fixed. The design of the saint changed repeatedly, while the tinging was fixed since the confirmation of the lost market privileges by Duke Albrecht IV in 1486. This mentions the “previous coat of arms”, that is, the beginning of the coat of arms was a long time ago. The fragment of a seal imprint from 1494 suggests that the first typar with the coat of arms was created in the early 15th century.
Heraldic data
Coat of arms: since 15th century Legal basis: The coat of arms is handed down in the seal; Seal guidance documented since the early 15th century. Proof: Confirmation of the coat of arms in a document from Duke Albrechts IV of March 22, 1486
Attractions
The historic market square is lined with town houses whose stepped gables and turrets date back to the 19th century. The parish church of St. Jakob is essentially a late Romanesque church, which was converted to Baroque style in the 18th century. The baroque pilgrimage church of St. Ottilia is located seven kilometers north of Langquaid in the Hellring district . The chapel of St. Koloman is located five kilometers south on a hill above the valley of the Große Laaber. The Paring Monastery is located in the district of the same name .
Historical exhibition
The permanent exhibition ... to Baiern lauded - Langquaid und die Wittelsbacher illuminates questions such as the importance of a market and its market rights, freedoms and privileges, rights and duties of a market place, the role of Kastner and Mautner as representatives of sovereign power as well as the relation to the Market Langquaid to House Wittelsbach, the connection of the Wittelsbach rulers to Langquaid from the market survey to the hospital building. The Langquaid coat of arms with St. Jakob as patron of the market, the guild system in Langquaid as well as the chancellery and the writing and sealing in the 17th century are also explained.
Architectural monuments
- Ensemble of the historic Wittelsbach market square
- Former ducal Kastnerhaus
- Catholic parish church of St. Jacob
- Moated castle in the Adlhausen district
- Pilgrimage church in the Hellring district
- Pilgrimage church in the Niederleierndorf district
- Augustinian monastery in the Paring district
leisure
Recreation area
The Marktweiher local recreation area is a leisure and recreational area. Flat bank areas made of gravel were equipped with stone blocks. On both sides of a renatured trench, slightly elevated bank areas are also used as sunbathing areas. A small ditch backwater was formed by armor stones. The trench is filled with gravel. The large market pond is used by ice skaters and curlingers in winter . The Marktweiher recreational area is the starting point for various themed hiking trails and offers a 100-meter-long barefoot path .
Sports facilities
- School sports hall: The multiple sports hall with 900 m² of hall space and spectator stand is also available as a multifunctional hall for other types of events.
- School sports center: In addition to a sports stadium with a running track , the school sports center has an all-weather area, a long jump and shot put facility , a beach volleyball facility , a skate park and a mini-playing field with artificial turf .
- Tennis courts
- Stock lanes
- Forest stadium
- Sports field in the Adlhausen district
- Sports field in the Niederleierndorf district
Langquaid annual fairs
- Candlemas market on the Sunday before Candlemas (February 2nd)
- Ascension market on Ascension Day
- Jakobimarkt on the Sunday after Jakobi (July 25th)
- Exaltation of the Cross (Zwetschgenmarkt) on the Sunday after the Exaltation of the Cross (September 14th)
- Nikolausmarkt on the first Sunday of Advent
- Hellring pilgrimage festival in the Hellring district on the second weekend in October
Economy and Infrastructure
economy
The “Handwerkerhof” industrial estate was opened in the north of the municipality on Staatsstrasse St 2144 . This was expanded in 2008 to include the “Steinelberg” industrial park, between the fire brigade center and KEH 10 district road . In 2011, another industrial area, "Grubberg", was developed and connected to the KEH 10 district road with a roundabout.
From an agricultural point of view, the region is an asparagus growing area because of the optimal soil and climatic conditions .
Established businesses
- Abitron Germany, production of radio remote controls
- Albach Maschinenbau, production of self-propelled wood chippers
- Autec Germany, manufacturer of radio remote controls
- Europlant plant breeding, potato breeding company
- Fair trade center, sales of fair trade goods
- Haumer & Ranftl, painting specialist
- KPM, metal construction company
- Laabertaler plastic construction elements, production of plastic windows and doors
- Lauschke Caravan and Leisure, sales of caravans and camping equipment
- Manasiev, sales of cleaning machines
- Maunsystem, production of aluminum profiles
- MPK Kunststofftechnik, production of plastic products
- Okzam International, sales of automotive accessories
- Schmidt-Visbek, production of plastic-aluminum windows
- Wagner precision engineering, production of CNC milled and turned parts for the high-tech industry
traffic
Langquaid is the end of the Eggmühl – Langquaid railway line , a branch line that is mainly used for freight traffic and, on a few days a year, for excursion passenger traffic. Northwest of the municipality runs the federal highway 93 , which can be reached in the direction of Regensburg via the highway junction 48 ( Hausen ) in about five kilometers; Coming from Munich you can reach the community via junction 49 ( Abensberg ) after about seven kilometers.
Awards
In 2005 and 2016, the Langquaid market was awarded the Bavarian City Marketing Prize.
education
Day care centers
- Crèche Krabbelkäfer (Langquaid Market)
- Schatzinsel crèche (workers' welfare)
- Kindergarten Rappelkiste (Langquaid Market)
- Kindergarten St. Jakob (Catholic Church Foundation Langquaid)
- Kindergarten Schatzinsel (Arbeiterwohlfahrt)
- Laabertaler Waldkindergarten Langquaid and Surroundings e. V.
schools
- Franziska Obermayr Primary School Langquaid with a bound all-day train
- Franziska Obermayr Middle School Langquaid with open all-day school
Adult education
- Adult Education Center Langquaid e. V.
music school
- Langquaid Music School
Seniors
- Senior service house (care facility)
- Day care in the family and education center
- Multi-generation house (meeting center)
- Free senior bus from the districts to the market
Personalities
- Engelbert Albrecht (1836–1898), poet and lyric poet, lived in Langquaid since 1881
- Christian Wolff, invented the first German hop-picking machine in 1894
- Alfons Maria Weigl (1903–1990), Catholic priest and writer, born in Langquaid
- Armin Hary (* 1937), athlete (sprinter), two-time Olympic and two-time European champion, lives in the Adlhausen district
- Lieselotte Kinskofer (* 1959), crime, children's book and screenwriter, born in Langquaid
Others
Outside the village between Langquaid and Schierling there is a former main ammunition depot of the Bundeswehr (MunHptDep Schierling). It was built from 1937 to 1939 as an air ammunition facility and disbanded in October 2009.
Web links
- Entry on the Langquaid coat of arms in the database of the House of Bavarian History
Individual evidence
- ↑ "Data 2" sheet, Statistical Report A1200C 202041 Population of the municipalities, districts and administrative districts 1st quarter 2020 (population based on the 2011 census) ( help ).
- ^ Wilhelm Volkert (ed.): Handbook of Bavarian offices, communities and courts 1799–1980 . CH Beck, Munich 1983, ISBN 3-406-09669-7 , p. 563 .
- ^ Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer GmbH, Stuttgart and Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 610 and 611 .
- ↑ a b Markt Langquaid: Market council election 2020 Markt Langquaid . Online at www.langquaid.de ; accessed on May 3, 2020.
- ^ Langquaid market: [1] . Online at www.langquaid.de ; accessed on May 3, 2020.
- ^ Markt Langquaid: Mayoral election 2020 Markt Langquaid . Online at www.langquaid.de ; accessed on May 3, 2020.
- ^ Brümmer, Franz: Lexicon of German poets and prose writers from the beginning of the 19th century to the present. Vol. 1. 6th edition Leipzig, 1913, p. 44 , accessed on December 8, 2017
- ^ Museum report of the German Hop Museum eV Wolnzach, edition 2/2002 , accessed on September 8, 2017
- ↑ Lotte Kinskofer About me , accessed on January 12, 2015