Neubiberg

Neubiberg is a municipality inside the district of Munich, Regierungsbezirk Oberbayern, with the districts Neubiberg and Unterbiberg. It borders immediately at the Munich neighborhoods Neuperlach and Waldperlach, the groups Ottobrunn and Unterhaching and the district Waldkolonie the community Putzbrunn. As inside the whole valley alongside the Hachinger Bach, the earliest archaeological evidence reaches lower back to prehistoric and early historical instances on Neubiberg municipal land Unterbiberg district.

A past due Celtic quadrangle 260 to 50 BC, which turned into proved by aerial archeology, gave its name to the later village "Pipurk". Villa piburc became first cited between 1034 and 1041 as a donation to the monastery Tegernsee. Unterbiberg was in the direction of administrative reforms in Bavaria in 1818 an impartial political network. Settlers and "colonists" from Munich and the encircling region settled since 1900 inside the district east of the antique Rosenheimer Landstrasse, given that 1903 for the first time "Neubiberg" changed into referred to as. During the period of National Socialism east of the historical center of Unterbiberg the air base Neubiberg was constructed, which used after the Second World War by way of the US Air Force, along with through F-84, from 1958 through the Air Force of the Bundeswehr with a shipping squadron.