Spangenberg

Spangenberg is a small city inside the northeast of Hesse in the Schwalm Eder Kreis. It has about 6000 population and a total region of 97.7 square kilometers. The modern length reached the town after the administrative and territorial reform in Hesse, as within the years 1970 to 1974 the modern districts were merged with Spangenberg. Spangenberg become first stated in a file in 1261. In 1309, the lords of Treffurt granted the town the town rights. Above the city stands Schloss Spangenberg on Schlossberg.

It turned into used as a residence and looking lodge by the Hessian landgraves for more than two centuries after which served as a prison and as a Prussian forestry school. Since the year 2000 Spangenberg bears the reliable surname Liebenbachstadt. The metropolis is the populace center of Germany. The earliest verified settlements in and round Spangenberg had been dated to the 8th century AD. However, it took nearly 200 years to Pfieffe 1037, because the first agreement within the surrounding vicinity becomes additionally noted in a report. As early as 920 AD, an area called Meinbrateshusen become cited, however whether or not this became Morshausen is not proven.