Fahrenwalde
Fahrenwalde is a municipality in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald in eastern Mecklenburg -Vorpommern ( Germany ). It is administered by the Office of Uecker- Randow Valley with offices in the city Pasewalk.
The municipality consists of the villages Bröllin, Friedrichshof and Karlsruh.
Geography
The community on the border to Brandenburg is situated on a plateau, which drops to Randowbruch to the northeast. The area between the town and Pasewalk Uckermark small town Bruessow is hilly (elevations below 99 m above sea level. NN ). Between the nucleus Fahrenwalde and the village Bröllin and northeast of the local part Friedrichshof there are several small kettle holes (including " brick cesspool " and " Little Roetpfuhl ").
History
On July 25, 1952 Fahrenwalde was removed together with other municipalities from the Brandenburg until 1945 the Prussian district Prenzlau and assigned to the circle Pasewalk in the district of Neubrandenburg.
Old farm houses with outbuildings determine the image of the anellipse Fahrenwalde.
In the district Bröllin is a former manor and its estates, which is now known as Castle Bröllin, and its origins can be dated back at least to 1233.
Economy
In 1847 the "black ditch " ( direction Caselow ) and the Röt pools or Rötpfuhls was as collective investment including the area of the city Brooks ( Broellin direction ) is described. It was first mentioned a nursery " to village " or " to any use of the driving population Walder ," she had a size of 45 rods. In the village there were three tailors. During this time, the windmill on the edge after Broellin (Müller baldness ) was built, it was 1847 still described as a building site. 1860 there was a second brick and two flour mills. In 1892 the village dairy co- founded eight members. ( Main article: → steam dairy Fahrenwalde )
In 1957, the MAS (machine rental station) developed for MTS ( Machine and Tractor Station), her fleet expanded greatly and even a combine harvester part of it. 1958 was built and supplied with water at the western exit a large pig farm. 1968-1969 built the mason Brigade of LPG an additional pigsty in the district Karlsruh. Thus they possessed with Fahrenwalde West and the village Herrmannshof three large and several smaller feedlots.
1972, a new restaurant with room and a sales office was built in the village center. Here moved in 1973 and the " consumer point of sale ', which was located for many years on the Holz'schen land on the Eckkreuzung, a. This year, the LPG had about 600 cows (35 per hectare, milk yield 3400 kg per cow and year ).
Transport links
In nine kilometers away is the highway connecting Pasewalk East ( Baltic Sea motorway A 20), rail connection is in Pasewalk ten kilometers away.
Personalities
On 27 May 1875, the Uckermark local poet Max Lindow was born in the old schoolhouse. He spent his youth here and the creator of " Uckermärkerliedes " recalled in his stories.