Stolk

Stolk is a municipality in the district on Ochsenweg Schleswig-Flensburg, in Schleswig- Holstein.

Basland, Helligbek, Niederstolk, Norderfeld, Oberstolk, Schmöhl, Schwenshöh, Stolkerfeld and Southshore field located in the municipality.

Stolk in 1984 he received the first village in the Schleswig-Holstein State Prize as an environmentally -friendly community. The renaturation of Lüngmoors, a raised bog began in the 1980s.

Concisely for Stolk is the monument of General Schleppegrell ( Battle of Idstedt ), and the old mill.

Geography

The elongated area extends from just 16 m high outwash plain of Schleswig Geest in the west inland dunes down to the 55 m high eastern hill country, so that the watershed is located in the municipal area.

Policy

Of the eleven seats in the municipal council, the CDU has been the local elections in 2013 five seats, the voter community AWG has three, the Greens have two seats and the SPD has a seat

Coat of arms

Blazon: "In gold a lowered blue broken arch bar to the main plate, above a green oak branch with three fan-shaped leaves and put each an acorn outside, down a green swing plow. "

Economy

The community is predominantly agricultural.

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Peter Börnsen (1896-1986), politician ( NSDAP).
Hærvejen Ahneby Alt Bennebek Ausacker Bergenhusen Boren, Germany Brebel Brodersby, Schleswig-Flensburg Busdorf Dannewerk Esgrus Fahrdorf Freienwill Geltorf Goltoft Holt, Germany Jagel Jardelund Kappeln Klein Bennebek Klein Rheide Kronsgaard Kropp Lindewitt Loit Lottorf Maasholm Medelby Meggerdorf Meyn Neuberend Niesgrau Norderbrarup Norderstapel Nordhackstedt Oeversee Osterby, Schleswig-Flensburg Pommerby Rabenholz Ringsberg Saustrup Schaalby Schafflund Scheggerott Schleswig, Schleswig-Holstein Schnarup-Thumby Schuby Sollerup Stangheck Steinfeld, Schleswig-Holstein Sterup Taarstedt Tielen, Germany Treia, Germany Uelsby Wees
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