Pagig

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Pagig
Pagig coat of arms
State : SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland
Canton : canton of Grisonscanton of Grisons Graubünden (GR)
Region : Plessure
Political community : Arosai2
Postal code : 7028
Coordinates : 767 418  /  189251 coordinates: 46 ° 50 '0 "  N , 9 ° 38' 0"  O ; CH1903:  seven hundred and sixty-seven thousand four hundred and eighteen  /  189251
Height : 1319  m above sea level M.
Area : 5.25  km²
Residents: 63 (December 31, 2007)
Population density : 12 inhabitants per km²
Website: www.pagig.ch
Pagig

Pagig

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Pagig (Switzerland)
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Parish before the merger on December 31, 2007

Pagig ( Romansh Pagiai ? / I ) is a former faction of the former municipality of St. Peter-Pagig in the area of Schanfigg , district Plessur of the canton of Grisons in Switzerland . Audio file / audio sample

On January 1st, 2008 the parish of St. Peter merged with Pagig to form the new parish of St. Peter-Pagig. Since the beginning of 2013, Pagig has been part of the political municipality of Arosa as the locality of St. Peter and Pagig .

coat of arms

Description : Golden ibex horn rooted in blue . After the coat of arms of the noblemen of Buwix, whose castle tower is said to have been above the village. Colors of the Ten Court League .

geography

Pagig is located on the right, northern side of the valley of the Schanfigg , eight kilometers (as the crow flies) east of Chur , about 60 m above the cantonal road to Arosa. The village consists of two small settlements on both sides of the Grosstobel . As a narrow strip, bounded in the west by the Clasaurer Tobel , the municipal area extended from the deeply cut Plessur ( 820  m above sea level ) over the rugged slope to the zone of the alpine meadows. There the territory widened to the Pagiger Bleis Mulde and reached on the ridge of the Hochwang range from Tüfelsch Chopf over the main summit of the Hochwangs (2533 m, highest point of the former municipality) to the east of the Ratoser Stein (2474 m).

Of the entire former community area of ​​524 hectares, 305 hectares are usable for agriculture, mostly as alpine pastures. In addition to 165 hectares of forest and wood and 42 hectares of unproductive area (mostly mountains), there are also 12 hectares of settlement area.

Neighboring communities were Lüen , Castiel , Trimmis (exclave), Furna , St. Peter and Molinis .

history

The place mentioned in 1160 as Puigo belonged in the Drei Bünden as the neighborhood of the Ausserschanfigg court to the Ten Courts League. Neither of the Buwix Castle (above the village) nor of the castle of the Lords of Unterwegen (below) have been preserved.

Attractions

population

Of the 69 residents, 65 (= 94.20%) were Swiss citizens (as of the end of 2004).

Economy and Transport

Pagig is connected to the public transport network with the Pagig junction of the Chur – Peist post bus line .

literature

  • Jürg Ganz: Pagig. Verlag Bündner Monatsblatt, Chur 2001, ISBN 3-905342-10-3 .
  • Erwin Poeschel : The art monuments of the canton of Graubünden II. The valley communities Herrschaft, Prättigau, Davos, Schanfigg, Churwalden, Albula valley. (= Art Monuments of Switzerland. Volume 9). Edited by the Society for Swiss Art History GSK. Bern 1937. DNB 811066703 .
  • The municipalities of the canton of Graubünden. Chur / Zurich 2003, ISBN 3-7253-0741-5 .
  • Schanfigg-Arosa region. In: Terra Grischuna , Volume 59, Issue 1. Terra Grischuna Verlag, Chur 2000, ISSN  1011-5196 .
  • Association for Walserism (ed.): The Walser - A workbook for schools. 3. Edition. Publishing house Wir Walser, Brig 1998.
  • Hans Danuser / Walser Association Graubünden (ed.): Old ways in Schanfigg. Publishing house Walser Association Graubünden, Splügen 1997.
  • Hans Hofmann: Chur – Arosa, about the construction and operation of the railway. 2nd edition, Calanda Verlag H. Hofmann, Chur 1989/1993.
  • Paul Zinsli : Walser Volkstum. 6th edition. Verlag Bündner Monatsblatt, Chur 1991, ISBN 3-905241-17X .
  • Schanfigg-Arosa. In: Terra Grischuna , Volume 48, Issue 1. Terra Grischuna Verlag, Chur 1990, ISSN  1011-5196 .
  • Peter Masüger: From Old Rhaeto-Romanic to «Tschalfiggerisch». In: Terra Grischuna , Volume 48, Issue 1. Terra Grischuna Verlag, Chur 1990, ISSN  1011-5196 .
  • Albert Frigg: The Protestant Valley Church of St. Peter in Schanfigg - A Chronicle. Self-published by Frigg, St. Peter 1989.
  • Hans Danuser, Ruedi Homberger: Arosa and the Schanfigg. Self-published by Danuser / Homberger, Arosa 1988.
  • Christian Patt: Schanfigger Words - A supplement to the Davos dictionary. Walservereinigung Graubünden publisher, Chur 1986.
  • Fritz Maron, Ferdinand Zai: The old Eggahaus in Arosa - a local museum for the Schanfigg valley. Self-published Association for Nature Conservation and Local History Arosa, Arosa o. J. (around 1930).
  • E. Rud: The Schanfigg. Buchdruckerei AG Arosa, Arosa undated (around 1920).
  • Hartmann: The Chur-Arosa Railway . In: Heimatschutz , Volume X, 1915.
  • C. Fischer: Land and people in the Schanfigg valley. Manatschal Ebner & Cie., Chur 1905.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Localities of Arosa