Bad Endorf

Bad Endorf is a market town in the Upper Bavarian district Rosenheim, which became recognized in 1987 as a state. Since 1988, the area has the name Bad in the place name. In the time of the Roman rule a Roman road led from Salzburg to Augsburg over the modern day Gemeindegebiet. 924 turned into the primary documentary point out within the data of the Archbishop of Salzburg with the spelling Zennidorf. Endorf changed into for a long term an office of rule Wildenwart, which became equipped with the rule of thumb Hohenaschau with the high courts. Endorf become in the direction of administrative reforms in Bavaria after 1803 an impartial political network.

Hirnsberg become first referred to around 1100. In 1860 Endorf changed into connected to the railway line Rosenheim-Salzburg. In 1963, at 4848 m depth, the iodine containing healing water became discovered by risk during an oil well. Then started the construction of the spa. On April 1, 1971 parts of the dissolved community Mauerkirchen had been included. On January 1, 1972, elements of Hirnsberg have been introduced. On August 19, 1973 Endorf turned into raised to the market.