Lundenbergharde
The Lundenbergharde (Danish Lundebjerg Herred ; occasionally Lundbergharde ) was a medieval administrative district in what is now North Friesland . The Harde extended over an area between the southeast of today's peninsula Nordstrand to Eiderstedt .
By the second Marcellus flood of 1362 the area of the Harde was separated from the sea into a north and a south part. The villages of Ham and Lith, north of the Heverstrom , switched to the Edomsharde on the island of Strand and went down in the Burchardi flood of 1634. Due to the following dikes, this area is now part of Nordstrand. The southern part included the villages of Simonsberg , Lundenberg and Padelack . Several dike breaches during the Burchardi flood of 1634 meant that the last two villages mentioned had to be abandoned. The remains of the Lundenbergharde were lost in the Christmas flood of 1717 .
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- ^ Reference at books.google.de , accessed on October 3, 2015