Dahmen

Dahmen is a municipality in the southeast of the district of Rostock in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern ( Germany ). The community is managed by the Office Mecklenburg Switzerland domiciled in the not office belonging Teterow city.

The place name is probably derived from the Slavic word " Dab or Dabele " for " oak " from, that means " Eichenort ".

• 3.1 Coat of Arms
• 3.2 flag

• 4.1 Water Mill Ziddorf

Geography

The community Dahmen between Teterow and Waren (Müritz) is located on the southern shore of Lake Malchin heart of the Mecklenburg Lake District, and the Natural Park Mecklenburg Switzerland and Lake Kummerow. While the shore area is only slightly above sea level, the western parts of municipalities reach heights up to 90 m above sea level in Endmoränenbereich the Mecklenburg Switzerland. NN. To the east and south of the district Dahmen borders the county Mecklenburg Lake District. Through the municipal area, the West Peene, from Hohen Wangelin, district Liepen Coming flows in the Malchiner lake.

Community structure

To Dahmen include the districts Barz, Bock Holt, Great Luckow, hut paddock, New Ziddorf, Rothenmoor and Ziddorf

History

The oldest document about the existence of the place Dahmen dates back to 1235th Today the district Rothenmoor was first mentioned in 1414, Ziddorf 1422.

In Rothenmoor the Burgtal is a Wendish hillfort. The manor house at Rothenmoor was built in the 17th century and since then several times. In the second half of the 19th century, the family malt tooth was the owner of the goods, then it was until 1945 owned by the family of Tiele -Winkler.

The Good Great Luckow was located since 1417 to 1945 in the possession of various lines of Malt tooth or Maltzan.

Agriculture and tourism are as typical of the community Dahmen, can be found in the relatively well-preserved remains of the 1876 built sugar factory. By Dahmen the German Avenues Route runs.

On 12 December 2010, the citizens voted Dahmen on the future membership of the district municipality. This was the single vote in the district reform, which will come into force on September 4, 2011. The citizens have decided by a large majority against a circle change.

Policy

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on 14 May 2001 by the Home Office and registered under No. 243 of the coat of arms role of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Blazon: " Split; front in blue two golden bunny heads above the other; back in gold as a pale blue fish asked. "

The coat of arms was designed by the Schwerin heraldist Heinz Kippnick.

Flag

The flag of the municipality is striped evenly across the longitudinal axis of the flag cloth of gold ( yellow) and blue. In the middle of the flag cloth, lying on one third of the length of both stripes across, the municipal coat of arms. The length of the bunting is related to height as 5:3.

Attractions

• Gutspark in Rothenmoor with rare plants
• Park in the district of Great Luckow
• Gothic village church in Dahmen with a sundial
• See also: List of monuments in Dahmen

Watermill Ziddorf

In the district Ziddorf a water mill was built in 1866. Builder was Count Rudolph of Bassewitz. Until 1975, this was in operation and was later used as point of sale and medical practice. The creek to the mill pond was drained. After 1994, the mill had different users, so textiles, carpets and pottery were produced and sold in a Women's Workshop.

Transport links

Through the municipal area of ​​Dahmen the main road leads 108 (of Waren (Müritz ) to Teterow ). Near the village of Ziddorf important branch roads from to Malchin and Malchow. The nearest train stations are in Teterow, Malchin and Waren (Müritz).

Personalities

• On Good Rothenmoor the Mecklenburg naturalist Hermann von Maltzan was born in 1843.
• The diplomat Adolf Georg von Maltzan grew up in Great Luckow and was also buried here.