Fronhoven

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This article covers the district of Eschweiler. For the spelling with f see Fronhofen (disambiguation) .

Fronhoven City of Eschweiler Coordinates: 50 ° 51 ′ 38 ″  N , 6 ° 17 ′ 27 ″  E
Postal code :	52249
Area code :	02403

Through town

crossroads

Courtyard from 1842

Fronhoven is a district of Eschweiler in the Aachen city region in North Rhine-Westphalia . It forms a twin city district with Neu-Lohn and is located in the immediate vicinity of Blausteinsee .

Until the 1970s, Fronhoven was a village on the country road between Eschweiler- Dürwiß and Aldenhoven-Pattern or Eschweiler- Erberich . The Landstraße, Erberich, Pattern and the western half of Fronhoven fell victim to open-cast lignite mining. Neu-Lohn was built on the remaining East Fronhoven.

During the excavations near Fronhoven, shortly before the opencast mine was approaching, matronal shrines were found.

The place name is written on a French map from 1802 "Frœnhofen" and on a Prussian map from 1846 "Frohnhoven". See also the term " Fronhof ".

traffic

Fronhoven and Neu-Lohn are on Landstrasse 238 between Eschweiler- Dürwiß and Aldenhoven or Jülich . The next motorway connections are "Aldenhoven" on the A 44 and "Eschweiler-Ost" on the A 4 .

Fronhoven has the public transport stop "Wiesenstraße" on AVV bus line 6 (Jülich - Bourheim - Aldenhoven [- Niedermerz] - Neu-Lohn - Dürwiß - Eschweiler bus station )

The closest DB station is " Eschweiler Hbf ". The next Euregiobahn stop is "Eschweiler-Weisweiler".