Jaritzberg

Jaritzberg ( scattered settlement ) ; locality ; cadastral community Jaritzberg
	Basic data
Pole. District , state	Graz-Umgebung (GU), Styria
Judicial district	Graz-West
Pole. local community	Saint Bartholomew
Coordinates	47 ° 5 '8 " N , 15 ° 15' 29" E Coordinates: 47 ° 5 '8 " N , 15 ° 15' 29" E
height	476 m above sea level A.
Residents of the village	577 (January 1, 2020)
Building status	199 (2001)
Area d. KG	4.9695 km²
Post Code	8113 Sankt Bartholomä
prefix	+ 43/3123 (Sankt Oswald near Plankenwarth)
	Statistical identification
Locality code	15019
Cadastral parish number	63237
Counting district / district	St. Bartholomä (60606 000)
	; View from Lichtenegg to part of Jaritzberg
	Source: STAT : index of places ; BEV : GEONAM ; GIS-Stmk

Jaritzberg is a village and cadastral municipality in the municipality of Sankt Bartholomä in the Graz-Umgebung district , Styria . It was created between 1823 and 1824 when the area was surveyed and has belonged to the Sankt Bartholomä municipality since 1848.

Geography and localization

According to Statistics Austria, the village Jaritzberg consists of the scattered settlement of the same name as well as the single houses Glanzmühle, Stuhlbacher and Teufenbacher as well as the Haflingerhof.

The valley basin on the Lieboch in the northern part of the cadastral municipality on the municipality border with Stiwoll is called Jarz, Jertz or Jaritz. The name “Jarz” was first mentioned in a document in 1292. There used to be two mills there, which were subordinate to the Althofen and Plankenwarth rulers . The ridge along the border to Sankt Oswald bei Plankenwarth to the former Eckwirt is known as Eck or Oswaldeck, although this name appears for the first time in 1311. A ridge, first mentioned in 1487 as Brunnleiten, stretches from the Haflingerhof and drops sharply towards Jaritz. The Bichl area is located on a small elevation of this ridge.

Opposite the Brunnleiten is a mountain slope called Giesgraben, in the upper part of which there are the Edelacker, Ödenacker and Ödenwald properties. The name Giesgraben is derived from the Middle High German kiesen , which means something like see, remember, watch out. The names of the properties could be derived from the Middle High German Edor / Etter, Eder , which means something like enclosed space, fence or enclosure. These names suggest an earlier fortified observation site or a small fortification.

The mountain ridge, called Wolfhammer or Wolfhaimer, extends from the Gasthaus Guggi to the Kolmanbauer because of its shape, which is reminiscent of the hind foot of a wolf. The small ditch at the Grabenurlbauer was previously called Wiedenbach. Opposite this, in the direction of St. Oswald, is the local area of Rodeten, whose name is derived from the Celtic Reda or the Indo-European Reidho for carriage, road. The road between St. Oswald and St. Bartholomä used to run through this area, which is still indicated today by a footpath. In the southern part of Jaritzberg is the Prankereck, which is also called Teuffenbach. In the valley, near the farm called Bauerngax, is the Lieboch area.

history

Due to military interest, in 1770 the houses were numbered at the so-called Herzenkraftmühle, in the course of which the local community Jaritzberg was founded. Under Emperor Joseph II , the area was re-measured and included in the Josephine cadastre . Between 1823 and 1824 new surveys were carried out, whereby the current boundaries of the cadastral community were determined. After the dissolution of the manors in 1848, Jaritzberg was merged with Lichtenegg and St. Bartholomä to form the political municipality of Sankt Bartholomä. During road construction work in the 19th century, the remains of farms from the Celtic or Roman times were found near the Kolman farmer.

Individual evidence

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Mag. P. Clemens Johann Brandtner: Historical directory of houses in the community of St. Bartholomä: St. Bartholomä, Lichtenegg, Jaritzberg and Rehregg . Self-published, Rein Abbey 2012, p. 121-124 .

Web links

Commons : Jaritzberg - collection of images, videos and audio files

& gemnam = Sankt + Bartholom% C3% A4 +% 28Steiermark% 29 60639 - Sankt Bartholomä (Styria). Community data, Statistics Austria .

[Brandtner-1] Mag. P. Clemens Johann Brandtner: Historical directory of houses in the community of St. Bartholomä: St. Bartholomä, Lichtenegg, Jaritzberg and Rehregg . Self-published, Rein Abbey 2012, p. 121-124 .