Leobendorf (running)
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Leobendorf
City of Laufen (Salzach)
Coordinates: 47 ° 55 ′ 20 ″ N , 12 ° 53 ′ 37 ″ E
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| Height : | 456 m above sea level NHN |
| Incorporation : | May 1, 1978 |
| Postal code : | 83410 |
| Area code : | 08682 |
 The former municipal area on a map from 1879.
(Original and modified from the Laufen city archive) |
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 The village of Leobendorf on an undated photo, in the background the Abtsdorfer See .
(Source: Laufen City Archives) |
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Leobendorf was up to the incorporation on May 1, 1978 after running its own municipality in the district of Berchtesgaden in Bavaria .
Structure of the former municipality
Places of the former community were Leobendorf and the surrounding villages and hamlets: Au, Au bei Stögen, Baumgartenöd, Berg, Biburg, Bubenberg, Dammhäusl, Dorfen, Eheoosen, Emmering, Erlach, Esing, Friedlreut, Froschham, Geisbach, Haarmoos, Hagmühl, Haiden , Harpfetsham, Hasenhaus, Höfen, Hötzling, Hungerberg, Kafling, Knall, Kulbing, Lebenau Forstgarten, Letten, Oed im Moos, Osing, Pfaffing, Röderberg, Rudholzen, Schnapping, cabinet tree, Seeleiten, Steinbachl, Stockham, Stögen, Straß and Streitwies.
history
Archaeological finds suggest that the former municipal area was settled early on. On the shores of the Abtsdorfer See , south of Leobendorf, three copper axes from the 3rd millennium BC and a depot of clasp-shaped copper bars were found in Biburg . A barrow from the 7th – 6th centuries is from the Hallstatt period . Century BC Proven near Letten, near Kulbing a villa rustica from Roman times.
In the Middle Ages and modern times, the place was dominated by agriculture. A settlement on the site of today's village Leobendorf can be proven through the discovery of Bayuwar row graves . The border between the courts of Laufen and Tittmoning ran through the village of Leobendorf since 1578. Until 1803 Leobendorf belonged like the whole Rupertiwinkel to the Archbishopric of Salzburg , from 1810 to the Kingdom of Bavaria .
In the 20th century there were assignments to the city of Laufen: 1904 Sperlhof (today around Kohlhaasstrasse 5) and Roßeck (today around the intersection of Von-Brandl-Str. / Sudetenstrasse), 1923 Arbisbichl.
In 1972 the district of Laufen was dissolved and the independent municipality of Leobendorf became part of the new district of Berchtesgadener Land. On May 1, 1978 it was incorporated into the city of Laufen .
Attractions
church
The first previous building of today's St. Oswald Church in Leobendorf was mentioned in 1347, but is likely to be older. In 1866 a new building followed, including the late Gothic east choir as a side chapel. In 1902 the sacristy was rebuilt and in 1913 the church was extended to the north.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Helga Reindel-Schedl: Historical Atlas of Bavaria . Running on the Salzach, S. 767 f .
- ^ Fritz Moosleitner: The oldest history of Laufen-Oberndorf ... In: Stadt Laufen / Marktgemeinde Oberndorf (ed.): Laufen and Oberndorf - 1250 years of history ... p. 32 ff .
- ↑ Helga Reindel-Schedl: Historical Atlas of Bavaria . Running on the Salzach, S. 600 .
- ^ Hans Roth: The branch churches of the parish Laufen . In: Stadt Laufen / Marktgemeinde Oberndorf (Hrsg.): Laufen and Oberndorf, 1250 years of history ... p. 386 f .