Saminatal
The Saminatal is a valley in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg and the mountain area of the Principality of Liechtenstein . The Samina flows through it.
Surname
The name Saminatal goes back to pre-Roman times and has not yet been researched. The Samina valley was first mentioned in a document in 1378 as "samunnen valley", but the Samina brook is mentioned in a document as early as 1355 as "brook that is hoisted Samiun".
geography
The valley lies on the Austrian side in the municipality of Frastanz in Vorarlberg in the Feldkirch district . The border between Liechtenstein and Austria runs through the valley . On the Liechtenstein side, it runs through the Liechtenstein mountain area of the municipalities of Triesenberg and Schaan . On the western slope lie the Sücka , Bargälla and Garsälli Alps and the Plankner Garselli forest reserve . On the eastern slope lie the Vorder- and Mittlervalorsch Alps in Schaan and the Zegerberg forest reserve in the municipality of Balzers . From the settlement of Steg the valley merges into the Valünatal . Eastern side valleys are the Valorsch and Malbuntal . A popular hiking trail leads through the Samina valley from Steg to Amerlügen in Frastanz.
See also
Web links
- Herbert Hilbe: Saminatal. In: Historical Lexicon of the Principality of Liechtenstein .