Hausham

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Hausham is a municipality in the Bavarian Alpine foothills of southern Germany, known for its former coal mining industry and scenic setting near the town of Miesbach.

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instanceOf municipality of Germany
administrativeDistrict Miesbach (district)
linked to: Miesbach district
areaCode 08026
coalMiningCeased 1966
coatOfArmsDescription shield with mining symbols and Bavarian lozenges
country Germany
distanceTo approximately 50 km south of Munich
elevation 765 metres
hasEconomicHistory hard coal mining
lignite mining
hasHealthcareFacility Agatharied Hospital
hasIndustryHistory coal mining
hasMayor Jens Zangenfeind
hasNeighbouringMunicipality Fischbachau
Gmund am Tegernsee
Irschenberg
Miesbach
Schliersee
Tegernsee
hasPopulationRange between 8,000 and 10,000 inhabitants
hasRailwayStation Hausham station
hasReligiousBuilding Catholic parish church of St. Anton
Pilgrimage church Maria Schnee (Kaltenbrunn)
hasSportsClub SV Hausham 1920
hasSubdivision Agatharied
Poschmühl
Thalham
hasTransportConnection Mangfall Valley Railway
hasTwinTown Seiersberg-Pirka
hasWebsite https://www.hausham.de/
knownFor former coal mining industry
scenic alpine setting
locatedIn Bavarian Alpine foothills
linked to: Alps foothills

southern Germany
locatedInMountainRange Bavarian Alps foothills
locatedInRegion Upper Bavaria
locatedInRiverValley Schlierach valley
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
locatedNear Miesbach
locatedOn Mangfall River basin
mayorParty SPD
municipalCode 09182118
officialLanguage German
postalCode 83734
state Bavaria
twinTownCountry Austria
vehicleRegistrationCode MB

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Miesbach district contains Hausham