Siedenlangenbeck

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Siedenlangenbeck is a municipality in the Altmark Kuhfelde Salzwedel in Saxony- Anhalt, Germany.

Geography

The 18.55 km ² area of the district includes part of western Altmark and is the natural area at the transition from mild depression to the east in the Jeetze - Stupid - clay plate in the west. It extends from the Jeetze and Hartau in the east (about 25 m above sea level. NN ) rising slowly to the edge of the forest area Bierstedter wood in the West, where 89 m the highest elevation of Siedenlangenbeck is achieved. In the outer north-east of the district gravel is mined in the mountain hut.

The village Siedenlangenbeck located in the southeast of the district, about 12 km southwest of the county town of Salzwedel ( straight line ) and 20 km to the east and south of Lower Saxony border. Hohenlangenbeck, Leetze, Wöpel and Wötz are other villages in the area of the district Siedenlangenbeck.

History

Until June 30, 2009 Siedenlangenbeck was a separate municipality, which included the districts Hohenlangenbeck, Leetze, Wöpel and Wötz.

Through a field amendment agreement, the municipal councils of the municipalities Kuhfelde decided ( December 2, 2008 ), Siedenlangenbeck ( 8 December 2008 ), Valfitz ( 10 December 2008 ) and Püggen ( 2 December 2008 ) that resolved their communities and to a new church are united by the name Kuhfelde. This agreement was approved by the county as a lower municipal supervisory authority and entered into force on 1 July 2009. Since 2011 the community Kuhfelde, with its member communities to the municipality Beetzendorf - This village based in Beetzendorf.

Policy

Coat of arms

Blazon: "In green a silver windmill with 6 ( 3:3 ) as pale detected black window openings and golden wings, each accompanied by a silver ploughshare, in the golden sign foot a blue wave beams. "

The coat of arms was designed by Uwe heraldist Reipert.

Flag

The municipal flag is green - white - striped green and occupied on the broader white center stripe with the municipal coat of arms. ( Hissflagge: stripes from top to bottom, cross flag: Stripes from left to right )

Attractions

The Protestant Feldsteinkirche in Siedenlangenbeck, occupied since 1257, is a medieval building in the core with a lattice tower on the western part and an ornamental painted beamed ceiling. In Wöpel a mostly late medieval Feldstein - hall church with a semicircular Ostschluss, which was renovated in 1796. The Roundabout village Hohenlangenbeck also has a field stone hall church with a semicircular Ostschluss from the 15th century.

Transport links

The village is in contrast to most areas of the Altmark good transport links. It is just east of Federal Highway 248, which crosses the municipality from southwest to northeast and leads from tube mountain to Salzwedel. The leading Siedenlangenbeck by railway from Kusey to Salzwedel is shut down.