The Saargau was a Frankish Gau county (Gaugrafschaft). Today the name is given to the ridge between the rivers Saar and Moselle in Germany and, in the south, the region between the Saar and the French border. thumb|Herd of Vosges cattle on the Wolferskopf with a view of the Saargau thumb|The Saargau near Korlingen thumb|The Saargau near Merzkirchen thumb|Sudelfels spring sanctuary thumb|Ruins of the Roman cult site in Ihn (Wallerfangen)|Ihn thumb|The Oranna Chapel near Berus
The Saargau was a Frankish Gau county (Gaugrafschaft). Today the name is given to the ridge between the rivers Saar and Moselle in Germany and, in the south, the region between the Saar and the French border. thumb|Herd of Vosges cattle on the Wolferskopf with a view of the Saargau thumb|The Saargau near Korlingen thumb|The Saargau near Merzkirchen thumb|Sudelfels spring sanctuary thumb|Ruins of the Roman cult site in Ihn (Wallerfangen)|Ihn thumb|The Oranna Chapel near Berus
== County of Saargau == The Saargau was a Frankish gau county that is recorded as early as the 7th century and, at that time, also included that part of the Saar valley which is today in France. In the Treaty of Mersen (870 A.D.) two Saar counties are named: comitatus Sarachuua inferior (Lower Saargau) and comitatur Sarachuua subterior (Upper Saargau), of which only the Lower Saargau continued to bear the name Saargau.
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