Wiedrechtshausen

Wiedrechtshausen (homestead)
	Basic data
Pole. District , state	Zell am See (ZE), Salzburg
Judicial district	Zell am See
Pole. local community	Uttendorf ( KG Stubach )
Locality	Stubach
Coordinates	47 ° 14 '44.1 " N , 12 ° 34' 21.7" E Coordinates: 47 ° 14 '44.1 " N , 12 ° 34' 21.7" E
height	875 m above sea level A.
Building status	1 ( n / a help )
Post Code	5723 Uttendorf
	Statistical identification
Counting district / district	Uttendorf area (50624 001)
	with Wh. Wiesen , Bodenasten and Almhof : 10 addresses, 2012 ; Source: STAT : Local directory ; BEV : GEONAM ; SAGIS ; SAGIS

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Wiedrechtshausen is a locality in the Stubach Valley of the Hohe Tauern in the state of Salzburg and belongs to the municipality of Uttendorf in the Zell am See district .

geography

The homestead is about 4½ kilometers south of the municipality's capital, in the first major valley widening of the Stubach Valley at about 875 m above sea level. A.

The L 264 Stubachtalstraße leads past, on the road lies the Wirtshaus Wiesen , and a little to the south the Bodenasten , and the confluence of the Guggenbach from the valley with the Karsee, and at the southern end of the Almhof boiler .

To the west - on the right in the valley - the Lärchwand ( 2388 m above sea level , already part of the Glockner group ) rises with the ridge over Scheidegg ( 2214 m above sea level ) and Flachbichl ( 2050 m above sea level ), east of the Zwölferkogel ( 2446 m above sea level , Granatspitz group ) with the pre-summit of the Brandeck ( 2214 m above sea level ), and south of the Brustingerkogel ( 2302 m above sea level , ridge summit of the Brettlkopf ).
Towards the Lärchwand are above Bachhäuslalm, Bergeralm, Bacheralmen (Grundalm, Hochalm) , and Wallersbachalmen ( Grundalm, Hochalm available), on the other side of the valley Brandalm , and the Guggenbach into it (with material cable car) Hoferalm and Harlandalm (each Grundalm, Hochalm ) and the Wiedrechtshauser Alm .

Neighboring places

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	Schneiderau

history

The Wiedrechtshauser is the oldest of the Uttendorfer Höfe and has existed since 1333. It belonged to the Millstatt Monastery in the Middle Ages .
He had such extensive grounds and was so rich that in the 19th century he was called "the Pinzgau three kings" together with the Fellern and Enzinger . In 1867, Karl von Sonklar reported on a mountain tour of the "Wiedrechtshausener farm [...], which looked like a small village with its farm buildings", and that he "commanded over 35 servants, over half a dozen maids, over 200 cows and 2000 sheep in round numbers. ”Around 1870 the old Pinzgauer family Deutinger is still mentioned as resident. Today the property is owned by the Renn family, who run an organic farm and a small power station there.

Sights and nature

There is a baroque chapel near the property in Wiedrechtshausen. It has an octagonal structure based on the image of the Chapel of Grace in Altötting and was donated and built in 1722 by farmers Adam Deutinger and Barbara Enzinger. Another special feature is a sundial that is dated to 1530. It is painted on wood and shows Uttendorf solar time , as well as the local times of Madrid, Paris, London, Vienna, Constantinople (Byzantium) and Jerusalem. In terms of design, the estate - like Fellner and Enzinger - is a group courtyard , so these three original courtyards clearly set themselves apart from the Pinzgauer Paarhof , which is otherwise common here .

A few kilometers south, after Schneiderau, the Hohe Tauern National Park begins .

Individual evidence

50624 - Uttendorf (Salzburg). Community data, Statistics Austria .

↑ ^a ^b National Park - General information about Uttendorf , in Vivid Planet: Salzburg and the Salzburger Land , salzburg-rundgang.at, accessed Nov. 1, 2012
↑ the valley floor of the Salzach in Oberpinzgau was largely swampy for long periods until the 19th century, so that the old farmsteads were formed on the hillside and the side valleys.
↑ ^a ^b Chapel of Gut Fellern , in The churches and chapels of Uttendorf im Pinzgau , pfarre-uttendorf.at
^ Karl von Sonklar : From Kaprun to Stubach . In: Yearbook of the Austrian Alpine Association . tape 3 . Gerold, Vienna 1867, p. 95 ff . ( Google eBook, full view - Articles 77-100).
^ Karl Hofmann : The Glockner group . In: Journal of the German Alpine Club . tape 2 , year 1870–71. Munich 1871, chapter From Zell am See to the Stubachthal , p. 211 ( Google eBook, full view ).
↑ Erich Seefeldner: Salzburg and its landscapes: a geographical study of the country . Volume 2 of communications from the Society for Regional Studies in Salzburg . Ed .: Society for Salzburg Regional Studies. Supplementary volume. Bergland, Salzburg 1961, p. 136 .

[salzburg-rundgang.at-1] National Park - General information about Uttendorf , in Vivid Planet: Salzburg and the Salzburger Land , salzburg-rundgang.at, accessed Nov. 1, 2012

[2] the valley floor of the Salzach in Oberpinzgau was largely swampy for long periods until the 19th century, so that the old farmsteads were formed on the hillside and the side valleys.

[pfarre-uttendorf-3] Chapel of Gut Fellern , in The churches and chapels of Uttendorf im Pinzgau , pfarre-uttendorf.at

[4] Karl von Sonklar : From Kaprun to Stubach . In: Yearbook of the Austrian Alpine Association . tape 3 . Gerold, Vienna 1867, p. 95 ff . ( Google eBook, full view - Articles 77-100).

[5] Karl Hofmann : The Glockner group . In: Journal of the German Alpine Club . tape 2 , year 1870–71. Munich 1871, chapter From Zell am See to the Stubachthal , p. 211 ( Google eBook, full view ).

[6] Erich Seefeldner: Salzburg and its landscapes: a geographical study of the country . Volume 2 of communications from the Society for Regional Studies in Salzburg . Ed .: Society for Salzburg Regional Studies. Supplementary volume. Bergland, Salzburg 1961, p. 136 .