Zell unter Aichelberg

Geschichte

Zell unter Aichelberg is a municipality in the district of Göppingen in Baden-Württemberg in southern Germany.Geographical locationBetween Stuttgart and Ulm, on the western edge of the district Göppingen, lies the municipality of Zell unter Aichelberg close to the Swabian Jura surrounded by the still numerous existing orchards.Neighboring communitiesThe neighboring municipalities are: Hattenhofen, Göppingen-Bezgenriet, Bad Boll, Aichelberg, Ohmden and Holzmaden. (Number 1-4 district of Göppingen, Holzmaden and Ohmden district of Esslingen)GeologyFossils from the Black Jurassic Jura can be seen in the Urweltmuseum in Holzmaden. The community is part of the 1979 excavation formed reserve fossils Holzmaden. North of the partial local Pliensbach flows the eponymous Pliensbach which joins the Butzbach. This flows in Uhingen in the Fils. Other, smaller watercourses, are the Giesbach and the Zellerbach.The Pliensbachian Age of the Jurassic Period of geological time is named for the hamlet of Pliensbach in the municipalityMunicipality arrangementThe municipality consists of the village Zell unter Aichelberg, the hamlet Pliensbach and the homestead Erlenwasen.