Hague (Altomünster)

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Hague
Altomünster market
Coordinates: 48 ° 25 ′ 46 ″  N , 11 ° 14 ′ 6 ″  E
Height : 503 m
Residents : 17th
Postal code : 85250
Area code : 08259
Haag (Bavaria)
Hague

Location of Haag in Bavaria

Haag is a district of the Altomünster market in the Upper Bavarian district of Dachau . On May 1, 1978, the hamlet of Haag came to Altomünster as a district from Thalhausen .

location

Haag lies at 503 m above sea level. Above sea level. Haag is located in the extreme northwest of the Dachau district and borders directly on the Aichach-Friedberg and Neunburg-Schrobenhausen districts . At the foot of the mountain, on which the Hague lies with an unobstructed view to the south, the Weilach flows past. The center of Haag is 4.6 km west and 1.6 km north of the center of Altomünster, the total distance is 4.84 km.

Haag (Altomünster) with the St. Margaretha branch church (view from the east)

history

Haag is mentioned for the first time in 1280 in the second Bavarian Duke Surbar as "Hage". It is written here that the ducal marshal from the nearby Schiltberg in "Hage" has a hat, that is, a medium-sized farm, and meadows on the Weilach brook from the duke. The meadows are so big that they can deliver 100 loads of hay.

The word Hag is a nature name and means thorn bushes, (low) bushes or hedge. It can hardly be said whether one of the frequently mentioned “Hage” or “Hag” of the high Middle Ages in the Freising tradition refers to this Hague.

In the 12th and 13th centuries, the Scheyern monastery purchased goods here; therefore Haag is often mentioned in documents from the Scheyern monastery from the 11th to 14th centuries. In the 15th century the Nordhofer family is mentioned as the owner of a noble seat in Haag. Later the place came to Hofmark Eisenhofen .

The Thirty Years' War and the plague in its wake probably also raged terribly in Hague.

Attractions

The parish of Hague has been attested since 1418. In 1874 the church was expanded and a sacristy was added. The interior, in neo-Gothic style, dates from this period. It is a single-nave sacral building with a retracted, three-sided closed choir , in the northern corner a saddle roof tower with stepped gables. St. Margaretha belongs to the deanery Aichach-Friedberg and thus to the diocese of Augsburg .

The church in Haag is mentioned in the register of art monuments of the Kingdom of Bavaria, the Dachau part of which in 1888 by Prof. Gustav von Bezold and Dr. Georg Hager and in 1895 by Betzold and Dr. Riehl on behalf of the Königl. Bayer. Ministry of Interior was issued.

economy

In Haag there is a carpentry and timber construction company and several farms.

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Landscape around the Hague from southwest to northeast

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