Ober-Scharbach, Rural district in Grasellenbach, Germany
Ober-Scharbach is a rural district in Grasellenbach situated in the Bergstraße-Odenwald region at approximately 414 meters elevation. The landscape consists of scattered farmsteads, meadows, and fields that characterize the valley setting.
The settlement was first recorded in 1359 under the name Scharpach, establishing its presence in the region for centuries. In 1953 it merged with a neighboring community to form a single municipality.
The district retains its farming roots with scattered homesteads engaged in fruit and vegetable cultivation visible throughout the landscape. Walking through the valley, you encounter rural life much as it has existed for centuries.
Access is provided by local roads K 27 and K 27a, which connect to surrounding communities. Visitors are best served arriving by car, as these routes are the primary way to navigate the valley.
The Scharbach river flows through the valley and has supplied water for farming for many generations. This natural resource explains why settlers chose this location to build their homes and farms.
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