Eddersheim, Administrative district in Hattersheim am Main, Germany
Eddersheim is a district of Hattersheim am Main stretching across both sides of the river with an area of about 4.5 square kilometers. It sits at an elevation of about 91 meters and features a lock on the Main, which is essential for inland shipping.
The place emerged as a port settlement at a key point on the Main and developed into an industrial and residential area in the 20th century. In 1972, it merged with the neighboring community of Okriftel and became part of the present-day city of Hattersheim am Main.
The area has long been connected to Main River shipping, which shaped daily life and economic development for generations. Today, various locations still echo this water-based heritage.
As a district of Hattersheim am Main, Eddersheim is easily reached by public transit and served by nearby tram and bus lines. Its location near the river and lock makes it a pleasant spot for walking, especially along the waterfront promenade.
A former industrial area once housed a chocolate factory that operated until 1994. This production facility played an important role in the district's economic past.
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