Øster Lisbjerg Herred

Administrative division of Denmark in the Middle Ages, Sysler in Jutland

Øster Lisbjærg Herred around 1900

Øster Lisbjerg Herred , written with æ in the 19th century ( Øster-Lisbjærg Herred ), was a harde on the east coast of Central Jutland that existed from the High Middle Ages until 1970 . Until the end of the 19th century it belonged to the Åbo syssel , which included the Djursland peninsula and the adjacent inland to the Gudenå  , then to Randers office , from 1970 to 2007 to Århus office .

Øster Lisbjerg Herred was located at the northern end of the Århus Bugt called Kalvø Vig and comprised the following Sogne (municipalities):

• Bregnet Sogn
• Egå Sogn
• Hjortshøj Sogn
• Hornslet Sogn
• Mejlby Sogn
• Mørke Sogn
• Skarresø Sogn
• Skødstrup Sogn
• Thorsager Sogn
• Todbjerg Sogn

Today the south of this Herred belongs to the municipality of Aarhus , the north to the municipality of Syddjurs .

Web links

• Trap et al., Statisisk-topographiske Beskrivelse af Kongeriget Danmark (Statistical-topographical description of the Kingdom of Denmark) , 3rd edition, 4th volume, pp. 1007 ff .: Øster-Lisbjærg Herred , put on the Internet by the non-commercial Project Runeberg .

Coordinates: 56 ° 17 '  N , 10 ° 23'  E