Friesdorf

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Location of Friesendorf in Mansfeld

Friesendorf is since 6 March 2009, a district of the town of Mansfeld in the west of the district of Mansfeld- South Harz in Saxony -Anhalt ( Germany ). The formerly independent municipality has 354 inhabitants ( 31 December 2007) at 18.03 km ² and belonged to the administrative community Wipper - A. Last honorary mayor Fries village was Jörg Borchardt.

Geography

Fries village lies in the valley of the upper Wipper, in the Lower Harz, about 14 km from the city center Mansfeld and 14 km from Sangerhausen. In the wooded area Fries village heights up to 397 m above sea level. NN reached ( Eichberg ).

The municipality Friesendorf the district Rammelburg belonged to the same castle.

History

Friesendorf emerges as " Fridurichsdorph " in Hersfeld tithe register early as the 9th century. 1548 reported the " Mansfeld Chronicles " The Bear fishing in the then official Rammelburg.

One of the traditions in Friesendorf heard the annual local festival, the procession with Erbsbär, witch and bear-leaders on the second weekend in January and the Easter fire.

On 6 March 2009 Friesendorf was incorporated to Mansfeld.

Policy

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was designed by the heraldist Lutz Döring.

Attractions

  • Way pillar and a thousand year old oak tree near the Rammelsberg Burger Castle - tavern
  • Service Area " Rammelburg look " at the Claus Road - View of the castle as well as chunks and Great Auersberg ( with good visibility )
  • " Desert Church " at the end point of the " sheep pasture "
  • Burial in the local cemetery for an individual known Poland, a victim of forced labor during the Second World War and ibid
  • Memorial stone for Johannes Lepsius, who took his first pastorate in Friesendorf and here began its fight against the genocide of the Armenians.

Transport links

Fries village located 2 km south of state road 242 ( the resin high road or street called Claus ). About the neighboring Wippra there is a road link to Sangerhausen.

The breakpoints Friesendorf and Rammelburg are located on the railway line opened in 1920 Klostermansfeld - Wippra that Wipperliese is called.

Wipper-Eine Wipper (Saale) Brocken Unfree labour Abberode Braunschwende Hermerode Molmerswende Ritzgerode
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