Staudach-Egerndach

Jam -Egerndach is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Traunstein and a member of the administrative community Marquartstein.

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Geography

Geographical location

Jam -Egerndach is im Chiemgau, especially in Achen valley south of Lake Chiemsee. The nearest motorway as well as the nearest train station can be found on the Munich -Salzburg in overseas.

From jam from the roof Hochgern can be climbed.

Community structure

The municipality jam -Egerndach has twelve officially named districts:

Avenhausen
Bavaria
Dillsperg
Egerndach
Einoed
Gastätt

Stroke
Kitzbichl
Grab Winkl
Staudach
Steinach
Strassberg

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are overseas, mountains and Grassau.

History

The place of storage roof was first mentioned in 1150 as " Studahe " documentary. In today's municipal area was located in the Middle Ages the castle Hohenstein, which at times was owned by the Chiemgau comital victory Hardinger. The plant, of which only a few remnants are preserved on the castle hill today, often changed hands. In 1260 the castle came to the reign of Duke Henry XIII. of Bavaria- Landshut.

Today's independent municipality was created in 1817 as " community Egerndach ". On April 13, 1949, the church name was officially changed to Egerndach jam -Egerndach.

Policy

First Mayor of the municipality is Hans Pertl.

Culture and sights

Monuments

→ List of monuments in jam -Egerndach

People

Therese ( " Rosi" ) Brandl ( February 1, 1902 in Jam roof; † (executed ) January 24, 1948 in Cracow / Krakow ) was a camp guard in Nazi German Reich.

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