Drognitz
Drognitz is a municipality in the district Saalfeld- Rudolstadt, in Thuringia. Fulfilling community for Drognitz is the community Kaulsdorf.
- 2.1 Population development
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Mayor
Geography
The municipality is located in the nature reserve Thuringian Slate Mountains - Upper Saale above the Hohenwarte reservoir. Drognitz and the villages of the unit community located on the left of the hall on a high plateau of the East Thuringian Slate Mountains. These areas have a high proportion of fine soil and high humus content and therefore have a good soil fertility. The hills to the Saale after the dam and its bays are passed to the plateau with forest. The villages are transport network is accessible via the L 1100 and L 2366.
Community structure
The municipality is divided into five districts ( incorporation data in brackets):
- Drognitz
- Lothra (6 April 1994)
- Neidenberga
- New Bytom (1 January 1997 )
- Reitzengeschwenda (1 January 1997 )
History
The village was first mentioned on 16 April 1120 a deed of gift. The settlement of the village square was made much earlier by the Sorbs.
Population Development
Development of the population ( as of 1997: Stand December 31 respectively ):
- 2003: 716
- 2004: 710
- 2005: 702
- 2006: 697
- 2007: 703
- 2008: 695
- 2009: 696
- 2011: 682
Policy
Parish council
The municipal council of Drognitz consists of 8 members of a group of voters (CDU / Wählergemeinschaft ) (Status: Local election on 27 June 2004).
Mayor
The Honorary Mayor Tom Zimmermann was elected on 27 June 2004.
Culture and sights
- Village church with interesting features
- Camping "Hop Mill": lying below Drognitz, right on the Hohenwarte Dam ( artificially jammed Saale)
Images from Drognitz
Organ in the church
Altar in the church
Camping "Hop Mill"