Maising

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Maising
municipality Pöcking
Coordinates: 47 ° 59 ′ 0 ″  N , 11 ° 17 ′ 0 ″  E
Height : 649 m
Incorporation : 1978
Postal code : 82343
Maising (Bavaria)
Maising

Location of Maising in Bavaria
Catholic branch church of St. Bartholomew
Catholic branch church of St. Bartholomew
View of the Maisinger See in winter

Maising is a district of the municipality of Pöcking in the Upper Bavarian district of Starnberg . It is a small village originally characterized by agriculture, which has recently been significantly enlarged by residential developments. In the village, located on a hill, is the branch church of St. Bartholomew , which houses frescoes from the late Romanesque period .

Maisinger See in the evening mood

About 500 meters west of Maising is the protected lake Maisinger See , a bird paradise with reeds and large areas of moorland. On the north-eastern path towards Söcking is the Maisinger Gorge , a deep cut in the landscape that was formed by the Maisinger Bach and is classified as a water protection and recreation area. The gorge crosses a road that runs over it on the highest prestressed concrete bridge in the region. In the immediate vicinity of the so-called Maxhof is the small practice area of ​​the General-Fellgiebel-Kaserne .

history

In 1182 four farms and three mills are documented under the name Musingin . They are mentioned in connection with a donation from Bishop Otto II of Bamberg (a native of Andechs - Merano ) to the Canons' Monastery of Dießen . For the year 1809 a population of 86 people, spread over 13 farms, is named.

As a result of the Second World War , the village experienced a sharp increase in population. As part of the regional reform , the independent municipality was transferred to a district of the municipality of Pöcking on January 1, 1978 . A population of 300 was given.

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