Thansweet
Thansüß is a district of the Freihung market .
Thansüß developed in the 14th century from the name of a forest, the "Geyletann" south of Schickenhof. The name was first mentioned in 1364, in the "Neuböhmichen Salbuch" by Emperor Karl IV. In 1897, a large part of the village was destroyed by a devastating fire.
On the eastern edge of the village, the Thansüß community built a schoolhouse in 1960 that was used by both denominations. Since the school was closed, the building has served the local rifle club as a clubhouse and the Thansüß volunteer fire department as a fire station .
The Thansüß stop on the Neukirchen – Weiden railway line is served by individual trains.
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Coordinates: 49 ° 37 ′ 38.3 " N , 11 ° 56 ′ 15.7" E
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