Tonna, Germany

Tonna is a municipality in the district of Gotha, Thuringia. You heard since August 10, 1995 along with four other municipalities to manage Community Fahner height. Gräfentonna is the seat of the Thuringian management community.

Community structure

Tonna consists of the districts Gräfentonna and Burgtonna.

Location

The municipality is located in the extreme north of the district, about 20 km north of the county town of Gotha, 7 km east of Bad Langensalza. The two districts are traversed by the Tonna, a stream that at the southern edge of Ballstädt in Fahner height in 337 m height above sea level. NN springs. From the districts to her flowing to the Seegraben, drains the Seefeld between Tonna and Döllstädt. In Gräfentonna lead near the prison from the Aschara ( White Stream ) and Eckardtsleben ( Black Brook ) now called tire Heimer ditch and coming from the eastern fields Brombach in the Tonna. She leaves the church in a northerly direction and flows about 10 km from its source in the Lohmühle near Nägelstedt, a district of Bad Langensalza, in the Unstrut 167.1 m above sea level. NN. It thus belongs to the river system Unstrut, which pours its waters over the Saale and Elbe near Hamburg in the North Sea. The Tonna drains an area of 65.4 km ².

Transport links

The transport links via the railway line Erfurt Bad Langensalza to which is to Gräfentonna a train station. In addition Gräfentonna is located on the B 176 ( Bad Langensalza - Sömmerda, formerly L 1042 ). Burgtonna is about 4 km south of Gräfentonna on the L 1043 ( Gräfentonna -Gotha, Kindleber road ) between Gräfentonna and Ballstädt and is also the end point of the road that comes from Wiegleben, the B247 crosses and Aschara connects with Burgtonna.

Coat of Arms Description

The wavy pile in the center with a blue background stands for the stream Tonna. The base is taken from an ancient seal castle Tonnas. The lion is the heraldic animal of the Counts of peers who come from Tonna. The coat of arms was approved on 31 May 1996.

History

Gräfentonna

Burgtonna

Attractions

  • Conservation area Fahner height

Population Development

Development of the population (31 December):

  • 2002-2962
  • 2003-2965
  • 2004-2936
  • 2005-2907
  • 2007 - 2929
Gotha (district) Tonna (river) August Schumann Bufleben Crawinkel Dachwig Drei Gleichen Emleben Eschenbergen Friedrichroda Friedrichswerth Friemar Georgenthal Haina, Gotha Herrenhof Leinatal Luisenthal Molschleben Nottleben Ohrdruf Petriroda Pferdingsleben Waltershausen Warza Westhausen, Gotha Integrated Authority File
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