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Showing 221 places of which 180 on the map (only displaying places with exact coordinates).

Listing 1-20 of 221 places.

  • Aachen (Germany) None
  • Aiterbach (Germany) district Freising
  • Aiterhofen (Germany) district Straubing-Bogen
  • Alkoven (Austria) None
  • Alteckendorf (France) According to editor of WBG 133 and French Wikipedia, Eckendorf was absorbed into Alteckendorf in the C18.
  • Altenhausen (Germany) district Freising
  • Altötting (Germany) variants: Otingon
  • Appenhofen (Germany) None
  • Aschach an der Donau (Austria) None
  • Assling (Germany) district Ebersberg
  • Auenheim (France) None
  • Auernhofen (Germany) None
  • Bachem (Germany) near Frechen, near Cologne
  • Bad Salzungen (Germany) None
  • Beaufort-en-Vallée (France) Editor of DKAR 1:58 identifies Monnet as in arrondisement of Beaugé/Baugé, which was abolished in 1926. Editor of cartulary of Saint-Aubin identifies Multonacus as Monnet in commune of Beaufort-en-Vallée (formerly in arrondisement of Beaugé).
  • Berstett (France) Editor of WBG 22 says Gazfeld is wasteland near Berstett
  • Betschdorf (France) None
  • Bilk (Germany) part of Düsseldorf
  • Bonn (Germany) referred to as 'villa Basilica' around the church of SS Cassius and Florentius in Bonn; geolocation for Bonn
  • Bouchemaine (France) According to French Wikipedia, the modern commune consists of three villages: Pruniers, Bouchemaine et la Pointe. Editor of DKAR 1:58 identifies Pruniers with Prunarius.

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