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Although the town has incorporated several nearby communities over recent years, its population numbers remained stable at approximately 20,000 inhabitants. Sachsenfeld, Neuwelt, and
Wildenau/Brückenberg were already incorporated into Schwarzenberg between 1913 and 1920. Grünstädtel followed in 1996,
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of the River
Schwarzwasser has formed; the Mittweida flows into the Schwarzwasser inside the town. However, the town's overall situation is in a basin. The most prominent peaks surrounding it, in addition to the Schlossberg, are the Hirschstein (641 metres (2,103 ft)), the Hohe Hahn (674 metres
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867:(“Lower Market”). It was not long before it, too, became too small, and it was supplemented – and later wholly supplanted – by another graveyard outside the town's walls. Already in Dilich's drawing, nothing more is to be seen of the town's walls. All that remains of them now is the names
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View from the road to Jägerhaus: In the foreground the residential area of Heide, behind it in the middle of the picture the residential area of
Sonnenleithe, on the right edge of the picture Beierfeld, on the left edge of the picture
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Once the buildings within the town could no longer handle the steadily growing population, houses were built outside the town's walls. In the aforesaid drawing, the first “suburban” buildings can already be seen beneath the church.
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founded the town and named it after the colour of the rock. It is generally believed that the town was in fact named after the appearance created by the thick, dark forest.
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on the other side. It is furthermore said that his horse's horseshoe print may still be seen in the river even today.
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1454:(1647–1719), between 1672 and 1677 a jurist in Schwarzenberg, writer and later court official in Wernigerode.
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with market square, castle and St.-Georgen-Kirche (main church) forms the town's historical core. The
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coined the term “Republic of Schwarzenberg” in his novel
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Modelleisenbahn-Club Schwarzenberg e.V. (model railways)
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at the town's northern border was built in the 1980s.
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The town's silhouette is marked by the opposing rocks
1653:"Museum Perla Castrum Ein Schloss voller Geschichte"
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in the Digital Historic Index of Places in Saxony (
1555:, Werte unserer Heimat 20, Berlin: Akademie, 1972,
725:grows on the terraces at the forest edge. Sporadic
1595:Digitales Historisches Ortsverzeichnis von Sachsen
1474:as lung cancer, later fellow worker of Robert Koch
822:obtained the town in 1425, and sold it to Elector
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504:for a small gap between the Soviet and American
1539:Statistisches Landesamt des Freistaates Sachsen
931:the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
649:construction). The plattenbau residential area
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1699:(11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
1085:Schwarzenberg's arms show the dragon slayer
785:to protect an important trade route between
669:The communities that border on the town are
1521:, Freistaat Sachsen, accessed 10 July 2021.
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1428:(b. 1960), countertenor and film director
1324:. No regular passenger trains operate to
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428:ERZ, ANA, ASZ, AU, MAB, MEK, STL, SZB, ZP
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1470:(1846–1911), county physician, unveiled
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895:troops marched in. In 1984, the writer
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1182:Brunnenanlage und MeiĂźner Glockenspiel
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1416:(1906–1942), Member of the Reichstag
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488:and became the greatest producer of
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1246:Erzgebirgszweigverein Schwarzenberg
1073:The current mayor is Ruben Gehart (
806:The town is said to have passed to
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1422:(1925–2009), designer and sculptor
1373:(1925–2009), designer and sculptor
922:Catholic Parish of the Holy Family
529:(580 metres (1,900 ft)), the
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1641:. Medien Union GmbH Ludwigshafen.
1607:Fellmann, Walter (January 1997).
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875:(“Upper Gate” and “Lower Gate”).
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1635:"Erzgebirge, Ort, Schwarzenberg"
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810:in 1170, and then to his son,
808:Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa
537:(551 metres (1,808 ft)).
502:Free Republic of Schwarzenberg
463:, and 35 km southwest of
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919:Evangelical Methodist Parish
824:Elector John the Magnanimous
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1696:Encyclopædia Britannica
1432:Hans-Christoph Rademann
1379:(1927–2003), woodcarver
1146:Culture and sightseeing
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19:Town in Saxony, Germany
16:Town in Saxony, Germany
1452:Ludwig GĂĽnther Martini
1320:) between Zwickau and
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381: • Summer (
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613:minerals as well as
437:www.schwarzenberg.de
424:Vehicle registration
355: • Density
1952:Raschau-Markersbach
1576:"GroĂźblockbauweise"
1519:Wahlergebnisse 2020
1404:(1894–1976), singer
853:Oberen SchloĂźstraĂźe
747:, known locally as
577:of complex origin.
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1551:Siegfried Sieber,
1402:Elisabeth Rethberg
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