Pittenhart

Pittenhart is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Traunstein and a member of the administrative community Obing.

2.1 spin-offs
2.2 Population development

3.1 monuments

4.1 traffic

Geography

Community structure

The municipality has 27 Pittenhart officially named districts:

Maiering
Aiglsham
Aindorf
All thing
Altersham
Apping
Eschenau
Fachendorf
Stranger

Gramelberg
Heinrichsberg
Hinzing
Punch holes
Mallerting
Niederbrunn
Niederham
Nöstlbach
Oberbrunn

Pittenhart
Rachertsfelden
Roth book
Schachen
Strassberg
Taxenberg
Walzach
Wimm
Windschnur

History

924 was the first mention of the local part Oberbrunn as " Brunn " in Salzburg document book. 1195 the first church in Pittenhart was mentioned. Created in 1818 in the course of administrative reform by Minister Montgelas State community Pittenhart that was congruent with the parish. The written around 1530/35 Hofmark Oberbrunn was slammed because of the small size of the community Pittenhart. 1846 to 1848 the church was extended in Pittenhart.

Spin-offs

On January 1, 1982, a part of the territory with at that time about 40 residents of the neighboring community Amerang ( Rosenheim ) was ceded.

Population Development

Culture and sights

Monuments

Economy

Traffic

Pittenhart has two request stops ( Aindorf and Pittenhart ) on the tourist traffic in Sundays operated only in the summer months Chiemgau local railway.

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