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{{Infobox Ortsteil einer Gemeinde in Deutschland|Ortsteil=Mußbach an der Weinstraße|Gemeindeart=Stadt|Gemeindename=Neustadt an der Weinstraße|Ortswappen=Wappen Mussbach.png|Ortswappen-Beschreibung=Ehemaliges Gemeindewappen von Mußbach|Breitengrad=49.369941|Längengrad=8.169864|Bundesland=DE-RP|Höhe=145|Höhe-Bezug=DE-NHN|Fläche=14.596|Einwohner=3986|Einwohner-Stand-Datum=2019|Einwohner-Quelle=<ref name="neustadt.eu-2012">{{Internetquelle |url=https://www.neustadt.eu/media/custom/2636_13167_1.PDF?1647933293 |titel=Stadt Neustadt an der Weinstraße – Wohnraumbedarfsanalyse Neustadt an der Weinstraße |seiten=64 |format=PDF; 2,8 MB |abruf=2022-04-21}}</ref>|Eingemeindungsdatum=1969-06-07|Postleitzahl1=67435|Vorwahl1=06321|Lagekarte=Neustadt Weinstr Mussbach.png|Lagekarte-Beschreibung=Mußbach (rot) innerhalb des Stadtgebiets von Neustadt|Bild=20130606Mussbach.jpg|Bild-Beschreibung=Landschaftsbild bei Mußbach, von vorn: Rheinebene – Grabenbruch – Haardt als Ostrand des Pfälzerwalds}}'''Mußbach''', in the local dialect Muschbach, was instituted as a city district of Neustadt am Weinstraße in 1969 by the Rhineland-Palatinate regional reforms. In 1935 it received the oeconym 'on the Weinstraße' due to its wine-growing status.<ref name="nsz-rf_1935-10-21">{{Cite book |title=Deutsche Weinstraße |date=1935-10-21}}</ref> Since its institution the number of residents has grown to around 4000, making it the third most populous district of Neustadt.<ref name="neustadt.eu-2012">{{Internetquelle|url=https://www.neustadt.eu/media/custom/2636_13167_1.PDF?1647933293|titel=Stadt Neustadt an der Weinstraße – Wohnraumbedarfsanalyse Neustadt an der Weinstraße|seiten=64|abruf=2022-04-21|format=PDF; 2,8 MB}}</ref> First mention of the the locality as Muosbach is found in the inventories of the Abbey of Fulda from around 780.<ref |
{{Infobox Ortsteil einer Gemeinde in Deutschland|Ortsteil=Mußbach an der Weinstraße|Gemeindeart=Stadt|Gemeindename=Neustadt an der Weinstraße|Ortswappen=Wappen Mussbach.png|Ortswappen-Beschreibung=Ehemaliges Gemeindewappen von Mußbach|Breitengrad=49.369941|Längengrad=8.169864|Bundesland=DE-RP|Höhe=145|Höhe-Bezug=DE-NHN|Fläche=14.596|Einwohner=3986|Einwohner-Stand-Datum=2019|Einwohner-Quelle=<ref name="neustadt.eu-2012">{{Internetquelle |url=https://www.neustadt.eu/media/custom/2636_13167_1.PDF?1647933293 |titel=Stadt Neustadt an der Weinstraße – Wohnraumbedarfsanalyse Neustadt an der Weinstraße |seiten=64 |format=PDF; 2,8 MB |abruf=2022-04-21}}</ref>|Eingemeindungsdatum=1969-06-07|Postleitzahl1=67435|Vorwahl1=06321|Lagekarte=Neustadt Weinstr Mussbach.png|Lagekarte-Beschreibung=Mußbach (rot) innerhalb des Stadtgebiets von Neustadt|Bild=20130606Mussbach.jpg|Bild-Beschreibung=Landschaftsbild bei Mußbach, von vorn: Rheinebene – Grabenbruch – Haardt als Ostrand des Pfälzerwalds}}'''Mußbach''', in the local dialect Muschbach, was instituted as a city district of Neustadt am Weinstraße in 1969 by the Rhineland-Palatinate regional reforms. In 1935 it received the oeconym 'on the Weinstraße' due to its wine-growing status.<ref name="nsz-rf_1935-10-21">{{Cite book |title=Deutsche Weinstraße |date=1935-10-21}}</ref> Since its institution the number of residents has grown to around 4000, making it the third most populous district of Neustadt.<ref name="neustadt.eu-2012">{{Internetquelle|url=https://www.neustadt.eu/media/custom/2636_13167_1.PDF?1647933293|titel=Stadt Neustadt an der Weinstraße – Wohnraumbedarfsanalyse Neustadt an der Weinstraße|seiten=64|abruf=2022-04-21|format=PDF; 2,8 MB}}</ref> First mention of the the locality as Muosbach is found in the inventories of the Abbey of Fulda from around 780.<ref>{{Cite web/German|url=http://www.herrenhof-mussbach.de/index.php/beschreibung-herrenhof/ortsgeschichte|titel=Die Ortsgeschichte|hrsg=Fördergemeinschaft Herrenhof|zugriff=2015-07-15}}</ref> |
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== History == |
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=== Middle ages === |
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First mention of the the locality as Muosbach is found in the inventories of the Abbey of Fulda from around 780.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web/German|url=http://www.herrenhof-mussbach.de/index.php/beschreibung-herrenhof/ortsgeschichte|titel=Die Ortsgeschichte|hrsg=Fördergemeinschaft Herrenhof|zugriff=2015-07-15}}</ref> The Middle high German term for the watercourse and later also for the villiage means 'mossy stream' in the sense of 'marshy'; natural streams meandered through the area, leading to a high groundwater level. |
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In 985 Mußbach was one of the localities appropriated from the lands of Weisenburg abbey in the so-called Salian church robbery. |
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=== 18th and 19th century === |
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[[File:Mussbach_Inschrift_1807.jpg|thumb|Sign forbidding passage (1807)]] |
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Until the end of the 18th century the locality belonged to the Electoral Platinate. Between 1798 and 1814, as the Palatinate region of the French republic (until 1804) and afterwards a region of the French Empire, Musbach – as it was writtten as the time – was incorporated into the Kanton Neustadt (Donnersberg) and had its own town hall. In 1815 the locality was annexed by Austria. Already one year later the locality became part of the Kingdom of Bavaria, along with the rest of the Platinate. |
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Revision as of 10:10, 20 March 2023
Mußbach an der Weinstraße | |
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Location of Mußbach an der Weinstraße  | |
| Country | Germany |
| State | DE-RP |
| Area | |
| • Total | 14.596 km2 (5.636 sq mi) |
| Elevation | 145 m (476 ft) |
| Population | |
| • Total | 3,986 |
| • Density | 270/km2 (710/sq mi) |
| Time zone | UTC+01:00 (CET) |
| • Summer (DST) | UTC+02:00 (CEST) |
Mußbach, in the local dialect Muschbach, was instituted as a city district of Neustadt am Weinstraße in 1969 by the Rhineland-Palatinate regional reforms. In 1935 it received the oeconym 'on the Weinstraße' due to its wine-growing status.[2] Since its institution the number of residents has grown to around 4000, making it the third most populous district of Neustadt.[1] First mention of the the locality as Muosbach is found in the inventories of the Abbey of Fulda from around 780.[3]
- ^ a b "Stadt Neustadt an der Weinstraße – Wohnraumbedarfsanalyse Neustadt an der Weinstraße" (PDF; 2,8 MB). p. 64. Retrieved 2022-04-21. Cite error: The named reference "neustadt.eu-2012" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ Deutsche Weinstraße. 1935-10-21.
- ^ "Die Ortsgeschichte". Fördergemeinschaft Herrenhof. Retrieved 2015-07-15.