Guglingen

Guglingen ( German: Güglingen , ale. Güglinge ) is a city in Germany , in the state of Baden-Württemberg .

City
Guglingen
Güglingen
Emblem
A country	Germany
Land	Baden-Wurttemberg
Area	Heilbronn (district)
Internal division	urban center and 2 urban areas
Chapter	Klaus Dieterich
History and Geography
Square	16.27 km²
Center height	206 m
Climate type	nautical
Timezone	UTC + 1 , in summer UTC + 2
Population
Population	6,132 people ( 2010 )
Density	376.9 people / km²
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+49 7135
Postcode	74363
Car code	Hn
Official code	08 1 25 038
gueglingen.de (German)

Subordinate to the administrative district of Stuttgart . It is part of the Heilbronn district. Submits to the management of Oberes Zaberga. Guglingen is 35 km away. northwest of Stuttgart. The population is 6,132 people (as of December 31, 2010). ^[1] The population density is 376.9 / km². It covers an area of ​​16.26 km². The official code is 08 1 25 038 .

The city is divided into 2 urban areas.

Climate

Marine climate (Köppen climate classification: Cfb)

History

The first sedentary settlements in the Guglingen area appeared during the time of the Celts and the Roman Empire. In 2002, the sanctuary of Mithra was excavated on the lands of the city, which made it possible to assume that there once was a Roman settlement with an area of ​​up to 10 hectares.

The Guglingen settlement was probably founded in the 4th – 5th centuries AD. e .. The first written mention of the city is in one of the letters of Frederick Barbaross , which was published in 1188. The settlement received the status of a city in 1295. At the beginning of the XIV century. the city became part of the land of Württemberg . During the Peasant War, the city was the center of an uprising in the Zabergoy Valley.

Several fires of 1850 severely destroyed the city. After the Second World War, Guglingen gradually developed into a commercial and industrial town.