- A
Hagenhufendorf (German: also Bachhufendorf,
Hagenhufensiedlung or Hägerhufensiedlung) is an
elongated settlement,
similar to a Reihendorf, laid out along...
- villages.
German settlement introduced new
types of villages: In the
Hagenhufendorf type,
houses were
built on both
sides of a main road, each
within their...
-
forest clearings; the Marschhufendorf,
found in marshland; and the
Hagenhufendorf,
which runs
along one side of a river. ****inson (1964), pp. 146-147...
- a
hedge (Hecke or Hag) a
village in
these areas was also
known as a
Hagenhufendorf. Waldhufendörfer and Hagenhufendörfer are
especially common in the Ore...
- like the
neighbouring villages of
Nienhagen and Niewald,
founded as a
Hagenhufendorf. The name
Oettern comes from otters, that
presumably lived in the nearby...
-
reached the coast. The
woods were cleared, and
numerous villages of the
Hagenhufendorf type were set up and po****ted with
German settlers. In 1325, the last...
- 'forest', or wood). Each
settler received an
equal size of land in the
Hagenhufendorf format, a
typical form of High
Middle Ages land ownership.
These pitches...
- villages.
German settlement introduced new
types of villages: In the
Hagenhufendorf type,
houses were
built on both
sides of a main road, each
within its...
