Grebin

Grebin is a municipality in the district of Plön, in Schleswig- Holstein. The landmark of the village is classified as a cultural monument, built in 1851 Grebiner mill.

• 3.1 Coat of Arms

Geography and transport

Grebin lies in the so-called Holstein Switzerland on Grebiner lake. The Schierensee also belongs to the municipality. The district borders the Görnitz Schluensee. Through the municipal area the Schmarkau flows.

To Grebin include the districts Behl, Breitenstein, Kakelsberg, Görnitz Treuenfeld and the 1974 is my finished Schönweide. The center of Schönweide formed the spent Beautifully Weider Castle, the family seat of Hollen. The volunteer fire department of the municipality consists of the local fire departments together in Grebin and Schönweide.

Grebin located 7 km north-east of the county town of Plön and 5 km north- west of the village Malente. Near the main road runs 430

The place is one of the northernmost wine regions of Germany, 2009, a vineyard with 5300 vines was created.

History

In 1433 Grebin first mentioned in Lübeck tithe register. From 1910 to 1930, Grebin ( litter box ) station on the narrow gauge railway Kirchbarkau - Preetz Luetjenburg. 1935 Grebin was renamed for several years in Greben.

Incorporations

On January 1, 1974, the former neighboring municipality Schönweide was incorporated.

Policy

Of the eleven seats in the municipal council, the CDU and the voters Community Banking Act have since the local elections in 2013, three, two, the SPD and the Greens and two independent candidates each have a seat

Coat of arms

Blazon: " diagonally quartered by red and silver. 1 and 4 a silver hornbeam leaf, 2 a blue mill wheel, 3 a twelve- membered blue stone circle. "

Attractions

Sports

The TV Grebin is the local sports club.