Wettin-Löbejün

Wettin - Löbejün is a town in the Saale district in the German state of Saxony- Anhalt.

• 3.1 Amalgamations

• 4.1 Coat of Arms
• 4.2 flag

• 5.1 traffic 5.1.1 Major Roads

Geography

Wettin - Löbejün is the northernmost municipality and town in the Saale district, it is located about 60 kilometers south of the state capital Magdeburg, and 15 kilometers north of the city hall. After Dessau is 35 kilometers to the northeast. The municipal area is almost continuously bounded on the southwest by the Saale, only a strip of land to the other Zaschwitz Saaleüfer still belongs to the city. In the northeast, the western part of Fuhne limited the urban area. In the urban area also arise from the streams that drain into Fuhne and Saale. The highest elevation in the city is 180 meters above sea level high maintenance mountain at Löbejün, the lowest point lies in the Saale valley near Rothenburg with a height of approximately 68 meters above the sea level. Parts of the urban area are in the nature reserve Lower Saale Valley.

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are rounders ( Salzlandkreis ) and Southern Anhalt ( district of Anhalt -Bitterfeld ) in the north, Peter Berg in the east, the town hall ( acyclic ) and Salzatal in the south and Gerbstedt ( district of Mansfeld - South Harz ) in the west.

Districts

History

The city went on 1 January 2011 out of the merger of the towns Löbejün and Wettin and the communities Brachwitz, Döblitz, Domnitz, Gimritz, Nauen village, Neutz - Lettewitz, roach and Rothenburg, who had previously teamed in the administrative community Saalkreis North.

The merger took place against the background of the municipal reform in Saxony- Anhalt. After there was no formation of a unified community in the period set by the state government voluntary phase, the Landtag of Saxony -Anhalt decided on 18 June 2010 with the votes of the ruling coalition a legal reorganization ( GemNeuglG SK).

Original name of the newly formed city " Löbejün - Wettin ". The inaugural meeting of the City Council laid down as a city name " Wettin - Löbejün ", which is as of April 7, 2011.

Incorporations

Policy

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on June 11, 2012 by the District Administrator of Saalekreis. Since the text of the blazon was written incorrectly several times on the crest letter ( quartered instead of quartered, Stockacker take stock anchor ), the process of issuance of the coat of arms letter was repeated. The subsequently crest letter is dated 9 November 2012.

Blazon: " quartered shield; 1: in red a silver castle with battlements and open, golden gate, with a low crenellated central tower with black window opening between two pointy roofed towers crenellated side with three (1:2) black window openings; 2: Silver in a red floor anchor; 3: Silver in a green Einscharpflug; 4: two diagonally crossed in green, the beards away recurring, silver key. "

It was proposed by the new city Wettin - Löbejün to connect the coat of arms symbolism based on the former namesake city coat of arms, consulting a reference to the former rural communities. Furthermore, should the Saale location close to symbolically find inclusion in the coat of arms. The heraldic reaction was carried out by the Wettin family coat of arms was made ​​easily changed in field 1 of a squared shield; came the crossed keys from the Löbejüner coat of arms, which relate to the patron saint of St. Peter's Church in Box 4. It should be noted in this regard that the roses in the local coat of arms of Löbejün have no substantive meaning. They were only designed to fill the open spaces. Moreover, two of the roses heraldic wrong ( red) were tinged, so their inclusion would not be approved. In view of its close location to the Saale, which is not only a water utility, but also the transport ships was historically, carrying a cane armature field 2. This differs from Flunkenanker by the upper cross bar which is issued laterally and ensures that the anchor fluke hooks in the ground. The coat of arms was developed by Jörg Kommunalheraldiker Mantzsch.

Flag

The flag is green - white ( 1:1) striped ( cross- shape: strips horizontally extending, longitudinal shape: strip running vertically ) and centrally occupied with the coat of arms.

Infrastructure

Traffic

Major Roads

The Federal Highway 14, which runs from Dresden Leipzig and Halle to Magdeburg, and which is extended even to Schwerin, also runs through the urban area, but is in him only the branch Löbejün. The route in the city area has been released in two stages, between the branches Löbejün and rounders in the north in 1996 and between Löbejün and Hall - Peißen in the east in 2000. Aging was the main road 6, running parallel to the motorway, and the places Domnitz and Dornitz crossed. After release of the Highway 14 it was downgraded from national road 50. The continued construction of the federal highway 143 which only goes up by Bennstedt at the time and was planned as a western bypass for hall, was prohibited by the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig on 17 January 2007 for the time being.

The following state roads run in Wettin - Löbejün ( only the course in the urban area, and is the first place outside, is called when the roads is to go [ ... ] written )

• 50 ([... ] - Garsena - Dornitz - Domnitz - Beidersee - [ ...])
• 144 ([... ] - Hohenedlau - Schlettau - Löbejün - Sudden - Kösseln - Branch at Kösseln )
• 147 ( branch near Nauen village - Nauendorf - Merbitz - Löbejün - Cattau - [ ...])
• 156 ( Garsena - Dößel - Manhole Mount - Wettin - Zaschwitz - Fienstedt - [ ...])
• 157 ( at Zaschwitz - Trebitz - [ ...])
• 161 ( Wettin - Mücheln - Lettewitz - Branch at Lettewitz )
• 162 ( branch at Lettewitz - Görbitz - Gimritz - Brachwitz - Neuragoczy - [ ...])