seats (=) Freie Bürgerbewegung Neckarwestheim: 27.3% (-1.0), 3 seats (=) Further member of the district council and its chairman is the mayor. Arms and flag Blazon: In a split sign, in front a green wreath, behind in green a silver spade. The flag of the municipality is green and white. The spade was already shown in a seal of 1684. Until 1938 there was an arms with split sign and three branches. After the branches were replaced by the wreath of the 1684's arms. Simultaneous arms and flag were laid down and bestowed by the ministry of the interior on March 4, 1963. Twin town Neckarwestheim maintains a partnership with the French municipality Ceton in the Department Orne. Culture and sights Buildings Liebenstein Castle was built in 1120. In 1982 it was bought by the municipality and passed on to an association. There is now a restaurant and a hotel at the castle. Next to the castle is a golf course. Economy and infrastructure The most important enterprise of Neckarwestheim is its nuclear power station carried on by the EnBW. Wine-growing 150 wine-growers of Neckarwestheim and Ilsfeld's district Schozach joined together to the Wine-growing community Neckarwestheim eG. Neckarwestheim belongs to the wine area of Württemberg. Traffic Neckarwestheim is located near the A81 and the B27. The nearest stations are located in Lauffen (Neckar) and Kirchheim (Neckar). Education In the town there's a primary school. The local library has around 13,000 media at its disposal. Apart from three communal kindergartens there is also a Protestant one in the town. References External links Heilbronn (district) Populated places on the Neckar basin Populated riverside places in Germany Württemberg