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Remberg Knight's Residence Archaeological Site

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Remberg Knight's Residence Archaeological Site

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Remberg Knight's Residence Archaeological Site

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Location: Ruhr Region, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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1. Lake Remberger loop from Buchholz

4.86km

01:14

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2. St. Agnes Kapelle – Heltorf Castle loop from St.-Anna-Krankenhaus

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3. Heltorf Castle Avenue – Heltorf Castle loop from Duisburg-Rahm

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PeterH65 (a.k.a. "Waldorf")

December 8, 2021

"... You can't tell from the simple buildings of today's Hof Remberg that there was once an important property here, the knight's seat Haus Remberg, also Rimberg and Rimmerich
called, has stood. A total of 274 acres of arable land and 50 acres of meadows in the surrounding area, i.e. in Niederfeld, Großer Diek, Huckinger Kamp, Wildfangskamp and Roßkamp, belonged to this submerged castle, which was formerly surrounded by a moat.
Remberg appears in a document for the first time in 1310. The document reveals not only the first known owner of Remberg, Knight Adolph von Kalkum-Lohausen, but also the original name of the castle: Rembrüggen for "Bridge to Rahm". Here, where the Anger flowed with all its water through the lowland until the 20th century, a bridge over the Anger must have existed since the end of the 13th century, connecting the towns of Huckingen and Rahm. ... "

Continuation:
huckingen.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/HWA2012-Online-Auflage-2021.pdf

bz-duisburg.de/Du_strassen_plz/DU_Sued_historisches.htm

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Elevation 80 m

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Location: Ruhr Region, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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Remberg Knight's Residence Archaeological Site

1. Lake Remberger loop from Buchholz

2. St. Agnes Kapelle – Heltorf Castle loop from St.-Anna-Krankenhaus

3. Heltorf Castle Avenue – Heltorf Castle loop from Duisburg-Rahm

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