Rütihof
Rütihof is a village in the canton of Aargau in Switzerland . It is located in the Reuss Valley , has around 2400 inhabitants and forms an exclave of the city of Baden , to which it has belonged since 1962. In the south Rütihof borders on Mellingen , in the east on Fislisbach , in the north and west on Birmenstorf . The hamlets of Müslen and Muntwil , which belong to Birmenstorf, are located directly on the western border . The city center of Baden is just under five kilometers northeast.
history
Rütihof was first mentioned in a document in 1144, when Countess Udelhild von Kyburg gave lower jurisdiction over the village to Schänis Monastery . The high level of jurisdiction lay with the respective sovereigns; These were initially the Counts of Lenzburg , from 1172 the Kyburger and from 1264 the Habsburgs . In 1415 the Swiss conquered Aargau and Rütihof was henceforth in the county of Baden , a common rule .
Only one farm existed during the Middle Ages. With the settlement of further farming families in 1653, 1664 and 1735, Rütihof grew into a small hamlet. The Rütihofer farmers did not belong to any community, but were subordinate to the Untervogt in Birmenstorf and the Meier in Dättwil . They were not citizens and had no right to poor relief. The authorities of France used Helvetic Republic created in 1798 from Dättwil, Rütihof, Segelhof and Münzlishausen the municipality Dättwil, which consisted of four unconnected areas. The community of Dättwil emerged from this in 1805, two years after the canton of Aargau was founded .
In 1778 the first school in the village was established. Rütihof always belonged to the parish of Baden, but received its own cemetery with chapel in 1897. Shortly after the beginning of the 20th century, water and electricity supplies as well as a post office were added, in 1937 the schoolhouse, which is still in use today. In 1962, when Rütihof had 315 inhabitants, the municipality of Dättwil was merged with the city of Baden. After the opening of the motorway , there was strong growth. In 1981 the number of 1000 inhabitants was reached, in 2000 Rütihof had 2000 inhabitants. Growth has stagnated since 2005, as there is hardly any free building land available.
traffic
Rütihof is served by two bus routes: RVBW's line 6 runs from Rütihof via Dättwil, Baden and Obersiggenthal to Untersiggenthal , the post bus line 362 from Brugg via Birmenstorf and Rütihof to Mellingen Heitersberg station . The connection Baden West of the A1 motorway is located approximately two kilometers north of the village at the west portal of the Baregg tunnel .
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Coordinates: 47 ° 26 ' N , 8 ° 16' E ; CH1903: six hundred and sixty-two thousand seven hundred and five / 254458