Dassel

Dassel is a town in southern Lower Saxony, Germany, situated in the area Northeim. It is situated close to the slopes of the Solling mountains. The city covers a territory of 43.64 square miles 113.0 km2. For this, the neighborhood soil skyline gives reasonable conditions as residue underneath the soil layer are comprised of loess. Dassel goes back to the year 860 when it was referenced in a deed of the Imperial Abbey of Corvey.

In 1022, Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor, in another deed alluded to Dassel church. By around 1113, Dassel turned into a base of the checks of Dassel, whose name is gotten from the name of the settlement. On March 1, 1974, Dassel was converged with a few other little regions of the Ilme valley. The new ward presently covers the territory of the noteworthy County of Dassel, which stopped to exist in 1310. On 15 April 2010 Dassel and its consolidated towns had 11434 occupants of whom 2597 lived in the notable town of Dassel itself.