- Bach, Dhron, Ahringsbach, Kautenbach, Lützbach, Flaumbach,
Altlayer Bach,
Baybach, Ehrbach.
Towns along the
Moselle are: in France: Épinal, Toul, Pont-à-Mousson...
- mid-19th
century and the
waves of
emigration from the Hunsrück to Brazil.
Baybach valley and
Waldeck Castle Birkenfeld:
museum of the
local history society;...
- the
Baybach. In 1275,
Hausbay had its
first do****entary mention. The name is
believed to go back to a
single house that once
stood on the
Baybach. In...
- main seat of the Hunsrück
family of Boos. The ruin lies high
above the
Baybach valley.
William I of
Heinzenberg built the
fortress in 1150 and, in so...
- downriver. To the
north of the
castle lies the
plateau of Maifeld. The
Baybach river,
which carves gorges into the Hunsrück
region of Rhineland-Palatinate...
- Emmelshausen. The muni****lity lies in the Hunsrück at the edge of the
Baybach valley,
roughly 5 km
southwest of Emmelshausen. Thörlingen
belonged to...
-
located in Niedert. The “bend
sinister wavy” (slanted stripe)
symbolizes the
Baybach, a
brook which on one side of the muni****lity
marks the muni****l limit...
-
Monastery included a
great forested area west of the
Rhine stretching to the
Baybach.
Mentioned in this do****ent is Biebernheim,
nowadays an
outlying centre...
- the
Bishopric of
Verdun holdings between the Lützbach (Luceia) and the
Baybach (Beia). The
estate has no
further mention, but it was
likely traded with...
-
eastern Hunsrück 7 km
south of Emmelshausen,
right at the
beginning of the
Baybach valley. The muni****l area
measures 139 ha. The
council is made up of 6...
