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	'''Niddatal''' ({{IPA-de\|ˈnɪ.da.ˌtaːl\|lang\|De-Niddatal.ogg}}) is a town in the [[Wetteraukreis]] district in [[Hesse]], Germany. It is located on the river [[Nidda (river)\|Nidda]], 6 km southeast of [[Friedberg, Hesse\|Friedberg]] and 22 km northeast of [[Frankfurt\|Frankfurt am Main]].		'''Niddatal''' ({{IPA\|de\|ˈnɪ.da.ˌtaːl\|lang\|De-Niddatal.ogg}}) is a town in the [[Wetteraukreis]] district in [[Hesse]], Germany. It is located on the river [[Nidda (river)\|Nidda]], 6 km southeast of [[Friedberg, Hesse\|Friedberg]] and 22 km northeast of [[Frankfurt\|Frankfurt am Main]].

	The town is divided into four districts: [[Assenheim (Hessen)\|Assenheim]], [[Ilbenstadt]], [[Kaichen]], [[Bönstadt]].		The town is divided into four districts: [[Assenheim (Hessen)\|Assenheim]], [[Ilbenstadt]], [[Kaichen]], [[Bönstadt]].

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	[[File:Niddatal-Kaichen Roemischer Brunnen.jpg\|right\|255px\|thumb\|A reconstructed Roman fountain near Niddatal-Kaichen.]]		[[File:Niddatal-Kaichen Roemischer Brunnen.jpg\|right\|255px\|thumb\|A reconstructed Roman fountain near Niddatal-Kaichen.]]
	Kaichen was founded by a ''Anshelmus de Cochene'' in 1231.<ref name="niddatal.de">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=592&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Around 1400, Kaichen's first church was built and rebuilt in 1737 and a [[baptismal font]] was added. One of the most popular places in Kaichen is the ''Gericht zu Kaichen'' which was a court able declare to a death penalty.<ref name="niddatal.de" />		Kaichen was founded by a ''Anshelmus de Cochene'' in 1231.<ref name="niddatal.de">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=592&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Around 1400, Kaichen's first church was built and rebuilt in 1737 and a [[baptismal font]] was added. One of the most popular places in Kaichen is the ''Gericht zu Kaichen'' which was a court able to declare to a death penalty.<ref name="niddatal.de" />
	===Bönstadt===		===Bönstadt===

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	\|website = [https://www.niddatal.de/ www.niddatal.de]		\|website = [https://www.niddatal.de/ www.niddatal.de]
	\|mayor = Michael Hahn<ref>[https://statistik.hessen.de/~~direktwahlen~~/~~gemeinden~~/~~N Direkt gewählte (Ober-) Bürgermeister~~/-~~innen~~ der hessischen ~~Städte~~ und Gemeinden], ~~accessed~~ 7 ~~July~~ ~~2021.~~</ref>		\|mayor = Michael Hahn<ref>{{cite web\|url=https://statistik.hessen.de/sites/statistik.hessen.de/files/2022-10/direktwahlen_09_2022_10102022.xlsx\|title=Ergebnisse der letzten Direktwahl aller hessischen Landkreise und Gemeinden\|language=de\|date=5 September 2022\|publisher=[[Hessisches Statistisches Landesamt]]\|format=XLS}}</ref>
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	'''Niddatal''' ({{IPA-de\|ˈnɪ.da.ˌtaːl\|lang\|De-Niddatal.ogg}}) is a town in the [[Wetteraukreis]] district in [[Hesse]], Germany. It is located on the [[Nidda ~~River~~]], 6 km southeast of [[Friedberg, Hesse\|Friedberg]] and 22 km northeast of [[Frankfurt\|Frankfurt am Main]].		'''Niddatal''' ({{IPA-de\|ˈnɪ.da.ˌtaːl\|lang\|De-Niddatal.ogg}}) is a town in the [[Wetteraukreis]] district in [[Hesse]], Germany. It is located on the river [[Nidda (river)\|Nidda]], 6 km southeast of [[Friedberg, Hesse\|Friedberg]] and 22 km northeast of [[Frankfurt\|Frankfurt am Main]].

	The town is divided into four districts: [[Assenheim (Hessen)\|Assenheim]], [[Ilbenstadt]], [[Kaichen]], [[Bönstadt]].		The town is divided into four districts: [[Assenheim (Hessen)\|Assenheim]], [[Ilbenstadt]], [[Kaichen]], [[Bönstadt]].

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	''Basilica Maria St. Petrus und Paulus'' was donated by St. Gottfried von Cappenberg in 1123.		''Basilica Maria St. Petrus und Paulus'' was donated by St. Gottfried von Cappenberg in 1123.
	St. Cappenberg was interred there in 1127 and Pope Pius XI elevated the Church to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929.<ref name="bistummainz.de">{{cite web \|url=http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081015170028/http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|url-status=dead \|archive-date=15 October 2008 \|accessdate=8 July 2007 \|df=dmy-all }}</ref> Due to [[secularization]] in 1803, its cloister was abrogated.		St. Cappenberg was interred there in 1127 and Pope Pius XI elevated the Church to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929.<ref name="bistummainz.de">{{cite web \|url=http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081015170028/http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|url-status=dead \|archive-date=15 October 2008 \|accessdate=8 July 2007 \|df=dmy-all \|title=Ilbenstadt, Basilika Maria, St. Petrus u. Paulus }}</ref> Due to [[secularization]] in 1803, its cloister was abrogated.
	After [[World War II]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Mainz]] repurchased the cloister from the state [[Hesse]].<ref name="bistummainz.de" />		After [[World War II]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Mainz]] repurchased the cloister from the state [[Hesse]].<ref name="bistummainz.de" />

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	\|Straße = Hauptstraße 2
	\|website = [https://www.niddatal.de/ www.niddatal.de]		\|website = [https://www.niddatal.de/ www.niddatal.de]
			\|mayor = Michael Hahn<ref>[https://statistik.hessen.de/direktwahlen/gemeinden/N Direkt gewählte (Ober-) Bürgermeister/-innen der hessischen Städte und Gemeinden], accessed 7 July 2021.</ref>
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	===Ilbenstadt===		===Ilbenstadt===

	Ilbenstadt's first mention as an ''Eluistat'' was in 818. At the time, Ilbenstadt consisted of two cloisters.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=591&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Its Church ''St. Maria, Petrus und Paulus'' was elevated to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929 by [[Pope : Pius XI.]].		Ilbenstadt's first mention as an ''Eluistat'' was in 818. At the time, Ilbenstadt consisted of two cloisters.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=591&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Its Church ''St. Maria, Petrus und Paulus'' was elevated to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929 by [[Pope Pius XI]].

	===Kaichen===		===Kaichen===

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	===Assenheim===		===Assenheim===

	* Assenheim was first mentioned as a township in 1139. Assenheim Castle existed between the years 1170 – 1780. Its ruins are still visible today.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=587&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>		Assenheim was first mentioned as a township in 1139. Assenheim Castle existed between the years 1170 – 1780. Its ruins are still visible today.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=587&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>
	===Ilbenstadt===		===Ilbenstadt===

	* Ilbenstadt's first mention as an ''Eluistat'' was in 818. At the time, Ilbenstadt consisted of two cloisters.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=591&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Its Church ''St. Maria, Petrus und Paulus'' was elevated to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929 by [[Pope : Pius XI.]].		Ilbenstadt's first mention as an ''Eluistat'' was in 818. At the time, Ilbenstadt consisted of two cloisters.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=591&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Its Church ''St. Maria, Petrus und Paulus'' was elevated to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929 by [[Pope : Pius XI.]].
	===Kaichen===		===Kaichen===

	[[File:Niddatal-Kaichen Roemischer Brunnen.jpg\|right\|255px\|thumb\|A reconstructed Roman fountain near Niddatal-Kaichen.]]		[[File:Niddatal-Kaichen Roemischer Brunnen.jpg\|right\|255px\|thumb\|A reconstructed Roman fountain near Niddatal-Kaichen.]]
		⚫	Kaichen was founded by a ''Anshelmus de Cochene'' in 1231.<ref name="niddatal.de">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=592&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Around 1400, Kaichen's first church was built and rebuilt in 1737 and a [[baptismal font]] was added. One of the most popular places in Kaichen is the ''Gericht zu Kaichen'' which was a court able declare to a death penalty.<ref name="niddatal.de" />

⚫	* Kaichen was founded by a ''Anshelmus de Cochene'' in 1231.<ref name="niddatal.de">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=592&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Around 1400, Kaichen's first church was built and rebuilt in 1737 and a [[baptismal font]] was added. One of the most popular places in Kaichen is the ''Gericht zu Kaichen'' which was a court able declare to a death penalty.<ref name="niddatal.de" />
	===Bönstadt===		===Bönstadt===

	* Bönstadt first was the property of the [[Counts of Falkenstein (Rhineland-Palatinate)\|counts of Falkenstein]], and later of [[Isenburg-Büdingen]], which made Bönstadt belong to Assenheim castle. Documentary, in former times Bönstadt had meant ''Benstad'' in 1184. In 1970, the townships of Assenheim, Ilbenstadt, Bönstadt and Kaichen merged to form modern-day Niddatal.<ref name="ReferenceA">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=584&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> As of January 2009, the town's population stands at 9,360.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180614200338/https://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal \|date=14 June 2018 }}. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> The area is characterised by agricultural activities, but in its former past, trade played a fundamental role in the local economy.<ref name="ReferenceA" />		Bönstadt first was the property of the [[Counts of Falkenstein (Rhineland-Palatinate)\|counts of Falkenstein]], and later of [[Isenburg-Büdingen]], which made Bönstadt belong to Assenheim castle. Documentary, in former times Bönstadt had meant ''Benstad'' in 1184. In 1970, the townships of Assenheim, Ilbenstadt, Bönstadt and Kaichen merged to form modern-day Niddatal.<ref name="ReferenceA">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=584&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> As of January 2009, the town's population stands at 9,360.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180614200338/https://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal \|date=14 June 2018 }}. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> The area is characterised by agricultural activities, but in its former past, trade played a fundamental role in the local economy.<ref name="ReferenceA" />

	==Politics==		==Politics==

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	===Assenheim===		===Assenheim===

		⚫	* Assenheim was first mentioned as a township in 1139. Assenheim Castle existed between the years 1170 – 1780. Its ruins are still visible today.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=587&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>
	* Assenheim was first mentioned as a township in 1139.
⚫	: Assenheim Castle existed between the years 1170 – 1780. Its ruins are still visible today.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=587&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>

	===Ilbenstadt===		===Ilbenstadt===

	* Ilbenstadt's first mention as an ''Eluistat'' was in 818. At the time, Ilbenstadt consisted of two cloisters.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=591&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>		* Ilbenstadt's first mention as an ''Eluistat'' was in 818. At the time, Ilbenstadt consisted of two cloisters.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=591&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Its Church ''St. Maria, Petrus und Paulus'' was elevated to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929 by [[Pope : Pius XI.]].
	: Its Church ''St. Maria, Petrus und Paulus'' was elevated to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929 by [[Pope : Pius XI.]].

	===Kaichen===		===Kaichen===

	[[File:Niddatal-Kaichen Roemischer Brunnen.jpg\|right\|255px\|thumb\|A reconstructed Roman fountain near Niddatal-Kaichen.]]		[[File:Niddatal-Kaichen Roemischer Brunnen.jpg\|right\|255px\|thumb\|A reconstructed Roman fountain near Niddatal-Kaichen.]]

	* Kaichen was founded by a ''Anshelmus de Cochene'' in 1231.<ref name="niddatal.de">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=592&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>		* Kaichen was founded by a ''Anshelmus de Cochene'' in 1231.<ref name="niddatal.de">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=592&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> Around 1400, Kaichen's first church was built and rebuilt in 1737 and a [[baptismal font]] was added. One of the most popular places in Kaichen is the ''Gericht zu Kaichen'' which was a court able declare to a death penalty.<ref name="niddatal.de" />
	: Around 1400, Kaichens first church was built and rebuilt in 1737 and a [[Baptismal font]] had been added.
	: One of the most popular places in Kaichen is the ''Gericht zu Kaichen'' which was a court able declare to a death penalty.<ref name="niddatal.de"/>

	===Bönstadt===		===Bönstadt===

	* Bönstadt first was the property of the [[Counts of Falkenstein (Rhineland-Palatinate)\|counts of Falkenstein]], and later of [[Isenburg-Büdingen]], which made Bönstadt belong to Assenheim castle. Documentary, in former times Bönstadt had meant ''Benstad'' in 1184.		* Bönstadt first was the property of the [[Counts of Falkenstein (Rhineland-Palatinate)\|counts of Falkenstein]], and later of [[Isenburg-Büdingen]], which made Bönstadt belong to Assenheim castle. Documentary, in former times Bönstadt had meant ''Benstad'' in 1184. In 1970, the townships of Assenheim, Ilbenstadt, Bönstadt and Kaichen merged to form modern-day Niddatal.<ref name="ReferenceA">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=584&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> As of January 2009, the town's population stands at 9,360.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180614200338/https://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal \|date=14 June 2018 }}. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref> The area is characterised by agricultural activities, but in its former past, trade played a fundamental role in the local economy.<ref name="ReferenceA" />

	: In 1970, the townships of Assenheim, Ilbenstadt, Bönstadt and Kaichen merged to
	: form modern-day Niddatal.<ref name="ReferenceA">[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=584&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal]. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>
	: As of January 2009, the town's population stands at 9,360.<ref>[http://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal Stadt Niddatal] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180614200338/https://www.niddatal.de/index_main.php?unid=797&websiteid=normal \|date=14 June 2018 }}. Niddatal.de. Retrieved on 5 January 2014.</ref>
	: The area is characterised by agricultural activities, but in its former past,
	:trade played a fundamental role in the local economy.<ref name="ReferenceA"/>

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	''Basilica Maria St. Petrus und Paulus'' was donated by St. Gottfried von Cappenberg in 1123.		''Basilica Maria St. Petrus und Paulus'' was donated by St. Gottfried von Cappenberg in 1123.
		⚫	St. Cappenberg was interred there in 1127 and Pope Pius XI elevated the Church to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929.<ref name="bistummainz.de">{{cite web \|url=http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081015170028/http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|url-status=dead \|archive-date=15 October 2008 \|accessdate=8 July 2007 \|df=dmy-all }}</ref> Due to [[secularization]] in 1803, its cloister was abrogated.
	St. Cappenberg had been interrred there in 1127 and Pope Pius XI. elevated
		⚫	After [[World War II]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Mainz]] repurchased the cloister from the state [[Hesse]].<ref name="bistummainz.de" />
⚫	the Church to [[Basilica Minor]] status in 1929.<ref name="bistummainz.de">{{cite web \|url=http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081015170028/http://www.bistummainz.de/bistum/menschen/musik_kunst/kirchen_kloester/ilbenstadt.html \|url-status=dead \|archive-date=15 October 2008 \|accessdate=8 July 2007 \|df=dmy-all }}</ref>

	Due to [[secularization]] in 1803, its cloister had been abrogated.
⚫	After [[World War II]], the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Mainz]] repurchased the cloister from the state [[Hesse]].<ref name="bistummainz.de"/>

	Today the church is a landmark of Ilbenstadt which is also visible because of the eternalisation on town emblem. Regionally, the church is also known as ''Dom der Wetterau'' (cathedral of [[Wetterau]])		Today the church is a landmark of Ilbenstadt which is also visible because of the eternalisation on town emblem. Regionally, the church is also known as {{Lang\|de\|Dom der Wetterau}} (cathedral of [[Wetterau]])

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