Faulmert
Faulmert
City of Wiehl
Coordinates: 50 ° 56 ′ 40 ″ N , 7 ° 31 ′ 22 ″ E
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Height : | 272 m above sea level NN | |
Residents : | 85 (December 31, 2004) | |
Postal code : | 51674 | |
Area code : | 02262 | |
Location of Faulmert in Wiehl |
Faulmert in the Oberbergischer Kreis is one of 51 localities in the city of Wiehl in the administrative district of Cologne in North Rhine-Westphalia .
Location and description
The place is about 2 km southwest of the city center of Wiehl. Faulmert is located south of the federal motorway 4 .
history
Mentions
In 1532 the place “Fullemich” was mentioned for the first time in a document during negotiations between Berg and Sayn-Wittgenstein regarding the Vogtei Wiehl. The spelling of the first mention was Fullemich .
The place can also be found in the A. Mercator map from 1575 "Uff der Voelemich".
In the feed sheet of the Homburg rule of 1580, Uf der Fuelenbach 2 Bergische subjects are counted as taxable. The name was probably given by the proximity of the putrid, swampy spring troughs. Also called "Fulmert" or "Fulenbach" in dialect. Origin of the family name Faulenbach. The name Faulenbach can also come from early textile processing. Flax fiber was originally "cold-roasted" in streams or lakes, ie "rotted" before it was further processed into linen.
leisure
Association
The headquarters of the Behinderten Werkstätten Oberberg GmbH (BWO), a non-profit institution for the employment of the mentally and physically handicapped, is located in the village.
Hiking and biking trails
- The local circular hiking trail O "Around Bielstein " touches the place in the eastern area.
literature
- Dieter Dresbach, Fritz Licht: Börnhausen and its neighboring towns - the history of the Bechtal. Castles - villages and farmsteads on an ancient high and high road. Gronenberg, Wiehl-Bomig 2004, ISBN 3-88265-251-9 .
- Hans Joachim Söhn, Lothar Wirths: Oat feed label. Inhabitants and fireplaces in the Homburg rulership in 1580 (= materials and sources on the Oberberg regional history. H. 3). Galunder, Gummersbach 2003, ISBN 3-89909-012-8 .