# Station 9

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Station 9 marks the Nepomuk Chapel on Altusried’s historical walking trail, known locally as the Geschichtswanderweg. The chapel is dedicated to Saint John of Nepomuk. Saint John is associated with bridges, crossings and protection from floods across Central Europe, including Bavaria. His image often includes five stars, a priest’s robe and a cross. The chapel places these religious traditions within a trail that presents Altusried’s history, culture and landscape through distinct local sites. Its small structure reflects the modest scale of many rural chapels. The tradition of Nepomuk chapels developed after his canonisation, especially in regions shaped by rivers, bridges and flood risks. Station 9 carries that tradition into Altusried. Small chapels such as this one provided places for prayer, reflection and community remembrance. The chapel also shows how faith shaped everyday life in rural Bavaria. Other trail stops include chapels, churches and memorials, creating a broader picture of Altusried’s local heritage. The Geschichtswanderweg gives each site a clear historical setting. Together, these places connect religious customs with the people, land and traditions of the area. The Nepomuk Chapel stands as a landmark for walkers and cyclists.

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## Photos

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