Perga (Bavaria)

Perga^[1] (Theodisce Bergen) est vicus et commune Bavaricum 4 775 incolarum (anno 2012).

Clari cives

↑ Vide Local history of Bergen, ubi dicitur "(...) Like many other places in the Chiemgau-Area, Bergen also shows signs of early settlement. The remains of a Roman estate can be found in the Holzhausen district. In 924 the place "Perch/Perga" was mentioned for the first time in a Salzburg document (...)".

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Pergam spectant.

Communia circuli Traunstein


Altenmarkt \| Bergen \| Chieming \| Engelsberg \| Fridolfing \| Grabenstätt \| Grassau \| Inzell \| Kienberg \| Kirchanschöring \| Marquartstein \| Nußdorf \| Opinga \| Palling \| Pettinga \| Pittenhart \| Reit im Winkl \| Ruhpolding \| Schleching \| Schnaitsee \| Seeon et Bedaium \| Siegsdorf \| Staudach et Egerndach \| Surberg \| Tahardinga \| Taching am See \| Titamanninga \| Traunreut \| Traunstein \| Trostberg \| Übersee \| Unterwössen \| Vachendorf \| Waging am See \| Wonneberg

Terra

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