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The location was mentioned in 1521 with the name "uff the Heiligenberg". Legend has it that the martyrs died here for the worship of St. Boniface.

"Kretz" is derived from scratching and indicates the heavy workability of the soil (the surface quickly becomes hard as it dries quickly. "Heer" is derived from an old army road that runs at the foot of the mountain. The special features of the location The south orientation of the location ensures rapid and intense warming of the air and provides protection against cold east and west winds. On the other hand, cool air currents from the valley in which the Appelbach flows cool down at night. This constellation...

The location was mentioned in the 12th century with the name "im Osterberg" and 1436 with the name "in the Osterberg". To Middle High German means "Easter" located in the east.

The location was mentioned in 1346 with the name "uf der steygen". The underlying word here is medium Hochdeitsch rising = steep rise.

The location name is based on the possession of a spiritual or secular master. It is assumed that these are the Lords of Dalberg.

This location is an old table good. The table goods were intended for the maintenance of the noble landlord.

The naming is based on the ownership of a monastic monastery. The "Father" is a synonym of monk.

The location was mentioned in 1426 with the name "hinder hymmelgarten". The name refers to the monastery Himmelgarten in Alzey.

The location was mentioned in 1750 with the name "im Rosengarten". The rose gardens can point to a natural growth. Often, however, they point to early medieval burial places.