Brünzow

Brünzow is a municipality in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald. It is administered by the Office Lubmin based in Lubmin.

Districts

  • Brünzow
  • Kräpelin
  • Stilow
  • Stilow settlement
  • Vierow
  • Small Ernsthof

Geography and transport

The community is located between Greifswald and Wolgast Brünzow at the Greifswald Bodden. The town is located north of state road 109 at the railway line Greifswald - Lubmin. About 14 kilometers southwest of the municipality lies Greifswald and three kilometers north-east is Lubmin with the seat of office administration.

History

Brünzow

Kräpelin

The village was first mentioned in 1271 as " Trepelin ". The Slavic place name is " snort or wheeze " with (?) Interpreted. As " Cropelin " It might appear only 1302. With "ä" but it is not written until 1722. Confusion with Kropelin would be possible, but in deed texts neighboring towns are always given. North of the village a variety of Slavic settlements are archaeologically proven.

Stilow

Stilow was named in 1248 as " Stylogh " was first documented. The Slavic name is probably "dark" to interpret with.

Stilow settlement

Stilow settlement was first mentioned as such in the location list from 1957. It is an elongated housing development.

Vierow

Vierow was first mentioned in 1264 as " Wiroch " documentary. The Slavic name means something like " water vortex, vortex ".

Small Ernsthof

Attractions

→ See: List of monuments in Brünzow

  • Estates Brünzow, Kraepelin and Stilow
  • Grain port Vierow
  • Muhlenberg, a 23 -meter -high hill between small Ernsthof and Stilow
  • Tower Hill Kräpelin and Bronze Age stone bowl ( place of worship )
  • Listed windmill in small Ernsthof
  • Ziesetal

Pomerania legends

From Vierow a Pomeranian Sage is hands down, the fire is out Vierow from Bauer. He lived in a simple dwelling at the entrance of the village and heard one night in a dream a voice. She ordered him to go to Szczecin - there he would find on the Long Bridge his luck. He went to Stettin and there fell a soldier on, walked by several times to him. At noon the soldier said to him what he was doing on the bridge. Brand told him about his dream. The soldier laughed and told also of his dream. He in turn was excavated in Vierow in the first hut on the right side of town, and thus make his fortune. But he had neither time nor money for such a trip and do not in any case to such dreams. The farmer had heard enough. He returned to his village, dug on his property and found a great treasure with which he was able to build a solid house. It still stands today on the right side at the entrance of Vierow.

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