Buggenhagen

Buggenhagen is a municipality in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald, situated on a Landau book stays at the river Peene. It is on the river Peene based in Wolgast managed by the Office. Until January 1, 2005 Buggenhagen was part of the Office Ziethenstraße. Buggenhagen is one of the most sparsely populated areas in Western Pomerania.

Geography and transport

Buggenhagen is located about three kilometers south of Lassan in the nature park Usedom Island. South of the village runs the federal highway 110, and the river Peene. There are many forests and waters in the vicinity. Larger lakes in the area are the Pinnower lake Straßensee, the Schlowersee, the Berlin lake and the Schloßsee. Also located east of Buggenhagen the connection of the Szczecin Lagoon to the backwaters and the Krumminer Wiek. The largest forest area is the Great Heath directly on the Peene river, which is partly below sea level.

The largest surveys in the community are the Organ Mountains (19 meters), the mountain hare (19 m) ​​and the Kieksberg ( 25 m). The constructed local situation is about 0-15 m above sea level. NHN.

Districts

• Buggenhagen
• Jamitzow
• Klotzow
• Wangelkow
• Silberkuhl ( historical )

History

Buggenhagen

The name comes from the noble family of those Buggenhagen " of Bughe ". Mention the place is being built for the first time in 1250 as a castle in the area of the knight of Berend Bughe ( Buggenhagen ). Buggenhagen so is the oldest district of the church today. By the year 1945 it was owned by the noble family of Buggenhagen. The mansion Buggenhagen was probably built in the second half of the 18th century. From 1995 to 2002 it was used as a hotel.

To the possession of those of Buggenhagen included the goods Klotzow and Wangelkow.

From the Thirty Years War to the 1815 Buggenhagen belonged to Swedish Pomerania, then the Kingdom of Prussia. Since 1990 Buggenhagen part of the state of Mecklenburg -Vorpommern.

Jamitzow

The district Jamitzow was first documented in 1315. In 1618 the village was designated Lamzow. It extended earlier in the direction of the Peene and was prone to flooding. Therefore, it was moved to its present site.

In the 17th century a mansion was built in Jamitzow, which had to be demolished due to disrepair after decades. In 1912, a new manor house was built on the ruins of the old house. This burned down in 1928. An arson of the former lords of the manor Emil Lamprecht could not be proved.

Klotzower ferry

This place was mentioned in 1792 as " Klotzowis ferry". The place is desolate.

Wangelkow

Wangelkow was first mentioned in 1371 as " Wanghelkow " documentary. The name signifies in Slavonic " coal ".

Silberkuhl

Silberkuhl was named as such in 1782 for the first time. In the resort were a dairy farm, a fishing house and a ferry. As a place it ceases to exist after 1859, it is only a forester's house with the name already exists.

Attractions

→ See: List of monuments in Buggenhagen

• Manor house ( used as a hotel from 1995 to 2002 ) in Buggenhagen from the 18th century on Schloßsee
• Castle Park Buggenhagen
• Manor Jamitzow