Schlierbach (Heidelberg)
Schlierbach district of Heidelberg |
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Coordinates | 49 ° 24 '55 " N , 8 ° 45' 38" E |
surface | 9.07 km² |
Residents | 3230 (2010) |
Population density | 356 inhabitants / km² |
District number | 001 |
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Source: City of Heidelberg (PDF; 124 kB) |
With 3,230 inhabitants, Schlierbach is the least populous district of Heidelberg after the gradually growing Bahnstadt .
geography
Schlierbach is about two kilometers east of Heidelberg's old town on the left bank of the Neckar . The core of the development is at the exit of the Schlierbach valley, which descends south to the Neckar, from the Königstuhl and stretches up the steep slope of the mountain to the west and east.
history
The place was first mentioned in 1245 and is named after the stream of the same name (v. Mhd. Slier - loam, mud). The original fishing and skipper village became the location of the orthopedic university clinic in 1918. Today the place is one of the upscale residential areas of Heidelberg. The Castle Wolfsbrunnenweg connects the Schlierbacher Wolfsbrunnen with the Heidelberg Castle .
Attractions
- Gutleuthof chapel: built in 1430, single-nave chapel with semicircular apse and partially preserved medieval frescoes
- Laurentiuskirche: built in 1901, Catholic
- Bergkirche: Protestant church from 1910
traffic
Schlierbach is located on Bundesstraße 37 and has two S-Bahn stops (Heidelberg Schlierbach / Ziegelhausen and Heidelberg Orthopedic Clinic). A Neckar bridge connects Schlierbach with the Ziegelhausen district .
politics
The Schlierbach District Advisory Board is composed as follows:
Party / list | 2019 |
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Green | 4th |
CDU | 2 |
The left | 1 |
SPD | 1 |
"The Heidelberg" | 1 |
FDP | 1 |
literature
- Karl Heinz Knörr: Schlierbach. History and stories, Edition Guderjahn, Verlag Regionalkultur, Ubstadt-Weiher, ISBN 978-3-924973-84-1
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ City of Heidelberg - District Advisory Council Schlierbach. Retrieved December 12, 2019 .