Dersekow
Dersekow is a municipality in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald. It is administered by the Office Landhagen based in New churches.
Geography and transport
Dersekow is located about eight kilometers southwest of Greifswald. North of the village the main road runs 109 Although the federal highway 20 runs through the municipality, but is just about the junction of Greifswald (about 13 km).
Districts
- Old Pansow
- Dersekow
- Dersekow yard
- Friedrichsfelde
- Klein Zastrow
- New Pansow
- Subzow
In addition, the residential Johannisthal belongs to the municipality.
History
Old Pansow
Old Pansow was first mentioned in 1248 as " Panzogh ". The name comes from Pan = Mr., so Mr. village as a Slavic settlement.
Dersekow
Dersekow 1218 first mentioned and is therefore probably older than Greifswald. The name Dersekow possibly goes back to a Slavic nobles " of Dirsko ", of whose descendants is a grave slab in the Greifswald cathedral.
Malosiz
The town was first mentioned in 1219 as " Malescisce ". The location is not clearly documented. Probably it was later united with Dersekow. The Slavic name meaning " small". 1248 the site was last called, then falls desolate.
Klein Zastrow
Klein Zastrow was first mentioned in 1248 as " Cyastareo ", then in 1303 as " Zastrowe ". The Slavic place name meaning " to cover, conceal ".
New Pansow
New Pansow was first named as such in 1820. It was originally the Court III. and then expanding to Old Pansow. Toponym see Old Pansow.
Attractions
→ See: List of monuments in Dersekow
- Schwingetal
- Dersekow church, a stone church from the second half of the 13th century
- Pappelstadion - Football stadium of the SV Dersekower
- Manor House in Klein Zastrow in neoclassical style in 1892
- Rectory Dersekow, a stucco building from 1906 in the Neo-Baroque forms
- Several cottages in Lehmfachwerkbauweise with thatched hipped roofs, dating from around 1800
- Chapel Old Pansow