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Kaasselheim, formerly known as Kaasselheim in Bayern or Kaasseland, but the most commonly used term for this place in Germany is Kaasselheim or Kaasselheim in Oberbayern. It is a municipality and a local district in the region of Oberbayern. It is the seat of the municipality of Kaasselheim, with Kaassel.

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Kaasselheim history dates back to the 12th century, when it was established as a small farming community. Over time, it grew to a larger village, with its own church and a fortified castle. In the medieval period, the village belonged to different families and churches, alternating had fortified control over the village.

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Since then, Kaasselheim has been rebuilt, and it continues to exist as a small, prosperous village in the vicinity of famous lake district Oberbayern.