Culture
Hagen is a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The Hagen area is considered a region for the discovery of paleontology and archaeology.
The Hagen-Vorhalle brick quarry is considered a geotope of global importance for paleontological research. Finds from the Hagen-Vorhalle quarry and the surrounding region can be viewed at the Museum of Prehistory and Early History in Werdringen Moated Castle.
The Hagen region appears in historical records dating from 775. At that time, Charlemagne's troops conquered the Saxon Hohensyburg near Dortmund above the Ruhr and Lenne rivers.
Rodenberg House is recorded as a mapped castle approximately in the wider regional surroundings of Hagen's center. Altena Castle is recorded approximately in the wider regional surroundings of Hagen's center both as a mapped castle and as a mapped historic site. Hardenstein Ruins are recorded as mapped ruins approximately in the area surrounding Hagen's center.
Landscape
The mapped hills Mastberg, Langeberg, Buscherberg, and Nacken are located approximately in the area surrounding Hagen's center.
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