Hakeborn

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Hakeborn is a town in the flare - Hakel and lies on the western edge of the salt district in Saxony- Anhalt.

Geography

The town is located north of the nature reserve Hakel about 26 kilometers northwest of Aschersleben and about 25 kilometers south of Magdeburg.

History

The town was first mentioned in 960. It is characterized largely agricultural until today.

On 1 January 2010 the municipalities Hakeborn, Etgersleben and Westeregeln merged to form the new municipality of flare - Hakel.

Policy

Mayor

The last mayor of the municipality Hakeborn was Michael Stöhr (independent).

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was granted on 26 November 1937 the President of the Province of Upper Saxony.

Blazon: " Azure, an eight-pointed golden star. "

The coat of arms is the shield of the 14th century extinct family of the noble lords of Hakeborn whose eponymous headquarters, the village was Hakeborn. The design of the coat of arms dates back to the Magdeburg Otto Staatsarchivrat grain.

Flag

The flag of the former municipality is yellow-blue striped and centrally assigned to the issued crest.

Traffic

Hakeborn is connected via county roads over to the local transport network. The highway connecting the A 14 Magdeburg- Sudenburg be reached via the B 180 and B 81 Furthermore Hakeborn lay on the disused railway line Aschersleben - Nienhagen.