Fedderingen

Fedderingen is a municipality in the north of the circle Dithmar in Schleswig -Holstein.

  • 4.1 Tourism
  • 4.2 traffic
  • 4.3 Public bodies
  • Born 6.1 Fedderingen
  • 6.2 Connected to Fedderingen

Geography

Geographical Location

The village Fedderingen is 10 km north of the county town of Heide, 2 km west of Hennstedt and 5 km south of the Eider.

Geology

Fedderingen is located on the western edge of the heath Itzehoer Geest. The Fedder Inger Moor is part of Lundener valley, a large lowland area within the Eider- Treene Lowland. The westernmost Broklandsau opens into the Eider.

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are Kleve in the north, Hennstedt, and Wiemerstedt in the south.

Community structure

The municipality consists of the village and the hamlets Fedderingen high field and Dam bridge.

History

After Dithmar 1559 had lost its independence as a result of the last feud, Fedderingen fell to Duke Johann II After his death Fedderingen was one belonging to Süderdithmarschen exclave, because the Danish king had it reserved as a travel station.

Policy

Since the local elections of 2013, the voters Community WGF has eight seats in the municipal council. In addition, a single candidate was elected to the municipal council.

Economy and infrastructure

Tourism

The lowlands around Fedderingen offers opportunities for hiking, biking and horseback riding. The Broklandsau provides an opportunity for swimming, fishing and canoeing.

Traffic

Fedderingen is located on the county road 76 The nearest train stations are Heide and Lunden. A bus line connects Fedderingen with the county town of Heath.

Public institutions

The community Fedderingen operates a volunteer fire department together with the community Wiemerstedt.

Attractions

In the list of cultural monuments in Fedderingen are registered in the list of monuments of Schleswig- Holstein cultural monuments.

Personalities

Born in Fedderingen

  • Hans Reimer Claussen, ( born February 23, 1804 in Fedderingen, † March 14, 1894 in Davenport ), a German politician in Holstein and later United States Senator

Connected to Fedderingen

  • Heinrich Giese Bert ( 1604- after 1677), German jurist
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