This summit ridge is named Inlochen in the Upper Rhine archives in 1496 and Lauchensluck in 1738.[2] The Lac de la Lauch or Lauchensee gives it its name, as it does today in French.
Geographyedit
The Lauchenkopf is located northwest of the Breitfirst [fr], a summit that marks a southward break in the ridge line of the Haut-Rhin region, initiated between the Rainkopf and Rothenbachkopf and extended to the southwest by the Batteriekopf, then southwest by the Schweisel [fr], the Hundskopf [fr] up to the Col du Hahnenbrunnen [fr].
The Grande Fecht originates on the western slope of the Lauch massif (French) or the Lauchen (Alsatian).[3]
Historyedit
The summit has belonged at least since the Carolingian period to the Abbey of Munster [fr], and then since the 13th century to the inhabitants of the Munster valley. It is thus part of the pastures and forests granted under the administration of the Alsatian free town of Munster, until the end of the Ancien Régime. Only its southern slope belonged to the Abbey of Murbach, particularly the pasture and forest of Oberlauchen overlooking the Lauch Lake were managed by the priory of Lauterbach.
^Greule, Albrecht (2014-01-31). Deutsches Gewässernamenbuch: Etymologie der Gewässernamen und der zugehörigen Gebiets-, Siedlungs- und Flurnamen (in German). Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG. p. 300. ISBN978-3-11-033859-1.
^Guerre, France Ministre de la. Journal des sciences militaires (in French). p. 168.
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lauchenkopf, peak, vosges, mountains, reaching, altitude, meters, north, markstein, view, from, schnepfenriedkopf, highest, pointelevation1, coordinates47, 95611, 03944, 95611, 03944geographyfrancelocationalsace, franceparent, rangevosges, mountains, contents,. The Lauchenkopf is a peak in the Vosges Mountains reaching an altitude of 1 314 meters north of Markstein LauchenkopfView of Lauchenkopf from Schnepfenriedkopf Highest pointElevation1 314 m 4 311 ft 1 Coordinates47 57 22 N 7 02 22 E 47 95611 N 7 03944 E 47 95611 7 03944GeographyLauchenkopfFranceLocationAlsace FranceParent rangeVosges Mountains Contents 1 Toponymy 2 Geography 3 History 4 See also 5 ReferencesToponymy editThis summit ridge is named Inlochen in the Upper Rhine archives in 1496 and Lauchensluck in 1738 2 The Lac de la Lauch or Lauchensee gives it its name as it does today in French Geography editThe Lauchenkopf is located northwest of the Breitfirst fr a summit that marks a southward break in the ridge line of the Haut Rhin region initiated between the Rainkopf and Rothenbachkopf and extended to the southwest by the Batteriekopf then southwest by the Schweisel fr the Hundskopf fr up to the Col du Hahnenbrunnen fr The Grande Fecht originates on the western slope of the Lauch massif French or the Lauchen Alsatian 3 History editThe summit has belonged at least since the Carolingian period to the Abbey of Munster fr and then since the 13th century to the inhabitants of the Munster valley It is thus part of the pastures and forests granted under the administration of the Alsatian free town of Munster until the end of the Ancien Regime Only its southern slope belonged to the Abbey of Murbach particularly the pasture and forest of Oberlauchen overlooking the Lauch Lake were managed by the priory of Lauterbach See also editVosges MountainsReferences edit IGN maps available on Geoportail Greule Albrecht 2014 01 31 Deutsches Gewassernamenbuch Etymologie der Gewassernamen und der zugehorigen Gebiets Siedlungs und Flurnamen in German Walter de Gruyter GmbH amp Co KG p 300 ISBN 978 3 11 033859 1 Guerre France Ministre de la Journal des sciences militaires in French p 168 nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Lauchenkopf Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Lauchenkopf amp oldid 1212606842, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
