Upper Bavaria

Upper Bavaria is one of 7 governmental districts of Bavaria and not to confound with the congruent district Upper Bavaria.
The governmental district lies in the southeast of the Land of the Federal Republic and borders in the south and the east on Austria, in the northeast on Lower Bavaria,in the northwest at middle Franconia and in the west at Swabia. Parts today's Upper Bavaria are Frankish: Assigned by the regional reorganization into the 1970er years the district calibrate-corrode the district Upper Bavaria. The term “Upper Bavaria” appears for the first time inYears 1255 during the Bavarian landing hurrying. The expansion was however originally another: The Chiemgau and the area of bath realm-resound belonged at that time to Lower Bavaria. The district calibrate-corroded was governed in former times partly Frankish, the inhabitants speaks howevera bairischen dialect. Opposite the area became since 551 n.Chr. with the district reform to the duchy Baiern belonging district Aichach Friedberg the district Swabia slammed shut.

Base data
Land of the Federal Republic:	Bavaria
administrative seat:	Munich
surface:	17.529, 63 km ²
inhabitants:	4.232.962 (30. September 2005)
Population density:	241 inhabitants for each km ²
homepage:	www.regierung.oberbayern.bayern.de
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administrative arrangement [

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of districts

Upper Bavaria has 20 districts:

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The district bath Tölz Wolfratshausen was called in the transition period of the 1. July 1972 up to 30. April 1973 district bath Tölz.
The district Berchtesgadener country was called in the transition period of the 1. July 1972 up to 30. April 1973 district bath realm-resound.
The district Neuburg Schrobenhausen was called in the transition period of the 1. July 1972 up to 30. April 1973 district new castleA. D. Danube.
The district because home already gau was called in the transition period of the 1. July 1972 up to 30. April 1973 district because home i. WHETHER.

Before the circle regional reorganization at the 1. July 1972 was divided the governmental district Upper Bavaria into three urban areasand 27 districts.
see: Administrative arrangement of the governmental district Upper Bavaria before the circle reform

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planning regions

the Upper Bavarian the cities and district are assigned four different planning regions: Ingolstadt, Munich, upper country and southeast Upper Bavaria.

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economics

the unemployment ratio in Upper Bavaria amounted toin May 2005 6.5 per cent.

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politics

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head of the provincial government

1808 - 1810 Joseph Maria von Weichs (general commissioner of the Isarkreises)
1810 - 1819 Ferdinand Frhr. v. Creep (general commissioner of the Isarkreises)
1819 - 1833 Gabriel Bernhard von Widder(General commissioner and president of the government)
1833 - 1840 Carl count von Seinsheim (general commissioner and president of the government, starting from 1837 head of the provincial government)
1840 - 1847 Josef hearing man of hearing brook
1847 - 1848 Bernhard Frhr. of Godin
1848 - 1849 Theodor of Zwehl
1849 - 1852 William of Benning
1852 August Lothar count von Reigersberg
1853 - 1870 Phillip Frhr.von Rhine
1870 - 1875 Theodor of Zwehl
1876 - 1880 Hugo Frhr. of Hermann
1880 - 1882 Max Frhr. of Feilitzsch
1882 -1894 victory mouth Frhr. of Pfeufer
1894 - 1897 Dr. Friedrich of Ziegler
1897 - 1902 Julius of Auer
1902 - 1905 Josef Nikolaus knight of Schraut
1905 - 1917 Anton knight of Halder
1917 - 1924 Dr. Gustav knight ofKahr
1924 - 1933 Ludwig von Knözinger
1933 - 1934 Robert Rauck (entrusted with the line of the business)
1934 - 1943 Heinrich ice (of 1934 - 1940 with the line of the business entrust, starting from 18. April 1940 head of the provincial government)
1943 -1945 Franz Mayr
1945 - 1949 Ludwig Osthelder
1949 - 1950 Dr. Smelling pool of broadcasting corporations of ball
1950 - 1952 Dr. Heinrich Kneuer
1952 - 1962 Dr. Johann Mang
1962 - 1974 Dr. Adam your flax
1975 - 1994 Raimund Eberle
1994 - 2005Werner Hans Böhm