Kirch-Beerfurth, Municipal district in Reichelsheim, Odenwald region, Germany
Kirch-Beerfurth is a district in the municipality of Reichelsheim located in the Odenwald region with rolling hills and forest surroundings. The area features meadows and fields that characterize the rural landscape around the settlement.
The settlement traces back to Berenforte from the 14th century, which later divided into two separate parts. The western portion changed hands in the 15th century when it was transferred to a religious institution, leading to distinct development paths.
The district received its official coat of arms in 1961, featuring a divided shield with gold and red sections, a blue base, and a silver castle.
The district connects to regional roads linking to neighboring communities, making it accessible by car. Public transportation options are limited, so visitors should plan their arrival by personal vehicle or local services.
The name Beerfurth originates from ancient language roots referring to a ford crossing over a stream. This reflects how water routes were central to the early settlement's location and purpose.
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