Radenzhofen
Radenzhofen is a hamlet in the Upper Bavarian market Altomünster . 21 residents live there (as of May 25, 1987).
It is located on the district road DAH 2 between Oberzeitlbach and Kiemertshofen about five kilometers west of the main town and 800 meters east of the church village of Kiemertshofen.
The place was first mentioned in a document in 1253/56 as Rotemshoven (Hof des Ratuni). The three courtyards in the village used to belong to the Altomünster monastery . In 1883 the farmers Andreas and Kreszentia Lichtenstern donated the court chapel . Politically, Radenzhofen had been part of the Kiemertshofen community since 1818. With their incorporation, the place came to Altomünster on January 1, 1977.
The border between the dioceses of Freising and Augsburg and the language border between the Bavarian and Swabian dialects run near Radenzhofen .
Web links
- Radenzhofen in the location database of the Bayerische Landesbibliothek Online . Bavarian State Library
- Court chapel in Radenzhofen near churches and chapels in the Dachau district
Coordinates: 48 ° 22 ' N , 11 ° 12' E
Altomünster | Hohenzell with Freistetten , Irchenbrunn , Lichtenberg , Plixenried , Rametsried and Übelmanna | Kiemertshofen with Oberschröttenloh , Radenzhofen and Schloßberg | Oberzeitlbach with Humersberg , Oberndorf , Röckersberg , Ruppertskirchen , Schauerschorn and Unterzeitlbach | Pipinsried with Breitenau , Erlach , Hutgraben , Maisbrunn , Obererlach , Ottelsburg and Ottmarshausen | Randelsried with Asbach , Lauterbach , Reichertshausen and Schmarnzell | Stumpfenbach with Deutenhofen , Hohenried and Sengenried | Thalhausen with Arnberg , Haag , Schielach , Schmelchen and Teufelsberg | Wollomoos with Halmsried , Pfaffenhofen , Rudersberg and Xyger