Crushing (laberweinting)

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Municipality Laberweinting
Coordinates: 48 ° 48 ′ 54 ″  N , 12 ° 17 ′ 58 ″  E
Height : 414 m above sea level NHN
Postal code : 84082
Area code : 08772
Brech (Bavaria)
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Location of Brech in Bavaria
Path chapel above Brech
Path chapel above Brech

Brech is a district of Laberweinting in the Lower Bavarian district of Straubing-Bogen .

location

The Einödhof Brech is about one and a half kilometers northwest of Habelsbach, three kilometers northwest of Laberweinting . From the end of Habelsbach, a gravel path leads to Brech. This is the only place in the municipality that has no asphalt driveway. The house and the farm buildings are located on the south side of a path extending from Eitting according Obergraßfing ridge between the field names Miihlberg and Eppenleite. The chapel stands on the highest point above the courtyard. Brech is also called Klein-Habelsbach in older maps and writings.

history

In the parish descriptions of the 19th century from the diocese of Regensburg (Deanery Geiselhöring) from 1859/1861, the desolation of Kleinhabelsbach with six inhabitants is listed in the parish of Laberweinting. The walk to the parish church is given as half an hour.

The current place name should refer to the flax cultivation in Labertal and the processing of the fibers, the breaking . It is documented that flax was grown, broken, bleached and processed into ropes and ropes in the neighboring village of Weingarten until after the First World War . Some of the rice was exchanged for linen.

Attractions

  • Path chapel from the 18th century north of the farm on a dirt road . The west-facing and round closed Lady Chapel with a gable roof was built with a team of oxen to thank for a misfortune, as can be seen on a votive plaque inside.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dr. Johann Kirchinger: Between baroque diversity and ultramontane uniforms. Parish descriptions of the 19th century from the diocese of Regensburg (deanship Geiselhöring) from 1859/1861.
  2. ^ Maria Dietl: Weingarten - The life story of a farmer and mother from Lower Bavaria from 1967.