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The barrel calibrating workshop is still equipped as such, just as it was in its heyday, but is now a museum. Towards the back stand two iron kettles, one measuring 1 200 L and the other 150 L. On the kettles are gauges. An old woodburning stove served to heat the branding iron up
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Although not a listed site, the
Marienburg is still worth seeing. It is also the local vineyard's namesake, and the 786 m-long railway slope viaduct, too, bears its name. This bridge is the longest of this type in Germany. There is also a lookout tower with an outstanding, broad view on the
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Ferries have long been running in Pünderich. The municipality acquired its first ferry, made from wood, in 1879, but this was cast aside in 1896 in favour of a new iron ferryboat (locals were amazed that an iron boat could float). Early in 1940, Pünderich secured a bigger ferry, this one a
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occupation later in the same century: during the war, the French razed the wall girding the village, as they did with all fortifications along the
Moselle between 1683 and 1685, so that now only parts of it can be made out. It had stood for almost three centuries.
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In the 16th and 17th centuries, Pünderich townsmen were said to be among the wealthiest on the
Moselle. According to the 1652 taxation roll, Pünderich had 56 winepressing centres, which said a good deal about the state of
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659:, Kaimt, Corray, Merl and Pünderich. After the convent was dissolved in 1515 by Archbishop Richard von Greiffenklau, the nuns, under protest, had to move to “Mullay”, a forlorn dwelling diagonally across the river from
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showed up in the region for the first time. Only 25 years later, they went along with the
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Madonna; coat of arms of Elector of Trier Lothar von Metternich (1599-1623);
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1435:"Bevölkerungsstand 2022, Kreise, Gemeinden, Verbandsgemeinden"
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inside a bend, on the right bank, not far upstream from
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Directory of Cultural Monuments in Cochem-Zell district
1340:(roughly “Little Guzzling Railway”). Pünderich had two
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Location of Pünderich within Cochem-Zell district
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invasions led to a cultural collapse in the region.
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1070:Hauptstraße 33 – winemaker's villa; building with
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810:rule. In 1814 it was assigned to the Kingdom of
1022:Bahnhofstraße 4 – quarrystone building, partly
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1466:Kommunalwahl Rheinland-Pfalz 2009, Gemeinderat
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791:The year 1784 wrought catastrophe throughout
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16:Municipality in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
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845:, 35 soldiers from Pünderich fell. In the
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1489:Kleine Hausgeschichte der Mosellandschaft
1097:Kirchstraße 6 – Baroque door, marked 1716
1064:with relief; graveyard cross, marked 1895
1422:Direktwahlen 2019, Landkreis Cochem-Zell
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964:Kapelle zur schmerzhaften Muttergottes
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1368:Pünderich's main livelihood is still
1128:Kirchstraße 33 – relief, 18th century
849:, losses totalled 61. Because of the
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970:, marked 1612, in the steep gable a
950:’s Directory of Cultural Monuments:
913:Pünderich's mayor is Rainer Nilles.
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521:The municipality lies on the river
349:5.41 km (2.09 sq mi)
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1400:Pünderich; at left, the Marienburg
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1906:Peterswald-Löffelscheid
1491:. Köln 1989, S. 194-201
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1078:gable; whole complex
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859:Rhineland-Palatinate
697:16th to 18th century
502:. It belongs to the
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444:Vehicle registration
375: • Density
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260:50.04139°N 7.13222°E
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960:Our Lady of Sorrows
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