Eglhartinger Forest

The Eglhartinger Forest is a community-free area of 26.76 km² in the Upper Bavarian district of Ebersberg . The name also denotes a district that is almost congruent with the community-free area and also includes only three small exclaves belonging to neighboring communities with a total area of ​​four hectares (0.04 km²).

The Antoni pond in the Eglhartinger Forest

location

The forest is the southwestern part of the local recreation area Ebersberger Forst . In the south, the municipality of Kirchseeon borders on the area (8.18 km), in the west on Zorneding (4.31 km), in the far northwest over a short distance on Vaterstetten (610 meters), in the north on the Anzinger Forest (one straight line of 7.04 km along the Purfinger- Vacated ), the Northeast briefly at the Ebersberg forest (1.14 km) and to the east by the city Ebersberg (3.20 km).

In the eastern area of ​​the border to the Anzinger / Ebersberger forest is the forester's house Sankt Hubertus (with beer garden), which belongs as an exclave to the urban area of ​​Ebersberg. In the southeast, the former forester's house Diana ( charcoal burning ) and an associated parcel (parking lot) form two exclaves of the Kirchseeon community. These two exclaves are only separated from each other by the six meter wide Reitöster path.

The Eglhartinger Forest has a common border of 630 meters with the Ebersberger exclave, as well as 305 and 518 meters with the Kirchseeon exclaves.

Municipality or non-municipality area	location	Limit length km
Kirchseeon	south	8.18
Anger thing	west	4.31
Vaterstetten	Northwest	0.61
Anzinger Forest	north	7.04
Ebersberger Forest	Northeast	1.14
Ebersberg	east	3.20
Ebersberg	Forester's house Hubertus (enclave), northeast	0.63
Kirchseeon	Forsthaus Diana (enclave building), south	0.305
Kirchseeon	Forsthaus Diana (enclave car park), south	0.518
all in all		25.93

Size and land use

The Eglhartinger Forest has a total area of ​​26.76 km². The land use is almost exclusively (98.8%) forestry. All occupied space categories are listed below:

Land use December 31, 2008	Hectares	percent
Forest	2644.08	98.814
Agriculture	19.83	0.741
Road, path, place	11.45	0.428
Plant area (without mining land)	0.42	0.016
Building and open space	0.03	0.001
all in all	2675.81	100,000

Although the official statistics do not show a body of water, the aerial photo in section 9 of the state forest district XI Eglsee shows an approximately 500 square meter pond . Nor is the much larger Antoni pond (State Forest District X Antonibrunnen, Department 28) recorded.

structure

Of the 15 state forest districts of the entire Ebersberger Forest, which correspond to corridors , five are in the community-free area of ​​Eglhartinger Forest. The state forest districts are further subdivided into numbered sections of the same size (about 19 hectares each ), delimited by squares. These correspond to parcels . Only where the area borders on neighboring municipalities are the divisions usually smaller, as the squares are not completely within the area.

• State forest district X Antoni Brunnen (Antonibrunnen): 34 departments
• State forest district XI Eglsee: 24 departments
• State forest district XII Forst Eglharting: 30 departments
• State forest district XIII Forst Pöring: 24 departments
• State Forest District XIV Capture: 29 divisions

Remarks

The area is named after the former municipality of Eglharting, bordering in the south, which was renamed Kirchseeon in 1939, or after the second largest district of this municipality, the church village of Eglharting.

Finds from the Hallstatt period were recovered in a burial mound field .

administration

The area has the community key 09175453 and the district code 8784-0 (district part 0). There are two other small parts of the Eglhartinger Forest. These are the southern part of the exclave Forsthaus Sankt Hubertus (district part 1, to the city of Ebersberg, with an area of ​​1.97 hectares) and the exclaves at the former forester's house Diana (district part 2, to the municipality of Kirchseeon, with areas of 0.48 or 1.64 hectares).

• District court: Ebersberg
• Tax office: Ebersberg
• Land surveying office: Ebersberg
• Forestry office: Ebersberg
• Registry office: Kirchseeon

Web links

Commons : Eglhartinger Forst  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Expansion of the community-free area in OpenStreetMap (accessed on November 17, 2017)
• Monuments in the Eglhartinger Forest at the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation (BlfD)

literature

• Michael Schefzik: The Bronze Age and Iron Age settlement history of the Munich plain. An investigation into building and settlement forms in southern Germany . In: Internationale Archäologie ( ISSN  0939-561X ), eds. Claus Dobiat and Klaus Leidorf, No. 68, 2007 table of contents

Individual evidence

1. ↑ https://www.statistik.bayern.de/veroeffnahmungen/webshop/details.php?id=36468
   Survey of areas in Bavaria according to type of actual use - 2005:
   "... on the other hand, water-covered areas of small extent such as small ponds, sources and small streams, not designated. "
2. ↑ BlfD database: Eglhartinger Forst 7837/0042  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ↑ Bavarian district and municipality directory  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  

Coordinates: 48 ° 5 ′ 48 ″  N , 11 ° 53 ′ 25 ″  E