Arnstein, Saxony-Anhalt
Arnstein is the name of a district town in the district of Mansfeld- South Harz (Saxony- Anhalt), which was created on January 1, 2010. The namesake of the city is the castle of the same in the district Harkerode.
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Geography
The city is the northernmost municipality in the district of Mansfeld- South Harz, it is between Hettstedt in the south and Aschersleben in the north. The western part Arnstein is in the resin, the resin in the eastern foothills. In the western part, the streams have carved deep, branched, and in some places steep valleys. In the eastern part of the site falls away to Wippertal. East of the Wipper it rises again. On a clear day one can of Roda, which is located high above Sandersleben, the entire community to 1141.2 m above sea level. NHN high Brocken, the highest mountain in Saxony-Anhalt, look. Almost exclusively fields dominate Arnstein's landscape. Only the western part is forested. In the central part there are few, small and scattered woods. Addition to these towns still existing there in the city and waste places, such as Wolf Hagen, Iwerode, Small Sylda at Sylda and Oberwelbsleben at Welbsleben. To the east are in the waste places Sandersleben Red Wave and Mummendorf. The highest mountain in the urban area is the 326 m high Eichberg at Friedrichrode in the extreme southwest of the metropolitan area.
Waters
The largest rivers of the city is the Wipper, which coming from the resin flows through the districts Wiederstedt and Sander life. More districts are on the one that flows Wipper, but opening outside of its territory. These districts are Stangerode where the line flows, Alterode where the corner flows in Schwenningen, Harkerode where Mukarehne (left) and the moat open out (right) and Welbsleben where the Langetalbach ends ( sites arranged in the direction of flow ). There is also in the south of the municipality nor the cane creek that flows Großörner and in the east the Red Wave, at the deserted village of the same name is located.
Neighboring communities
Neighboring municipalities are Aschersleben ( SLK ) in the north, rounders ( SLK ) to the east, Gerbstedt, Hettstedt and Mansfeld in the south, and Falkenstein ( HZ).
History
Arnstein was formed from the voluntary group of ten municipalities of the administrative community Wipper - A. The name derives from the new unified community is the old county Arnstein.
The merger took place against the background of the municipal reform in Saxony -Anhalt and the associated resolution of the administrative community Wipper - A in favor of a unified community. The area change agreement was signed by ten of the twelve member municipalities. In the former to manage Community Wipper - A belonging to communities Arnstedt and Wiederstedt consent to the formation of a unified community stood out, so they have also managed to incorporation on September 1, 2010 by the town Arnstein.
Towns and districts
Arnstein consists of twelve villages, according to the dissolved municipalities:
Infrastructure
Traffic
- The only state road in the city is the main road 180 ( Wanzleben -Frankenberg ), it runs in a north -south direction approximately through the center of the township area and through the district Quenstedt. This is to be relieved by the proposed bypass road Aschersleben - Quenstedt .. The Federal Highway 242, which connects Mansfeld with Seesen, runs to the southeast near the city limits.
- The following state roads open up the City: ( only the course in the borough, or the first location outside is called when the roads is to go [ ... ] written ) 72 ([... ] - Welfesholz - local bypass Sandersleben - Schackenthal - [ ...])
- 152 ( Hettstedt - Wiederstedt - Sandersleben - Alsleben (Saale ) )
- 158 ( intersection with Saurasen (B 242) - Greifenhagen - Meisberg - [ ...])
- 227 ( Harkerode - Sylda - Willerode - Rödgen - [ ...])
- 228 ([... ] - Tilkerode - Stangerode - Alterode - Harkerode - Welbsleben - West Village - [ ...])
- 229 ( Quenstedt - Welbsleben - Ermsleben - [ ...])