Hasenmoor

Rabbits Moor is a municipality in the district of Segeberg in Schleswig-Holstein. Fuhlenrüe, Hege Buchenbusch, Jabbob, Tannenhof, Wiesenhof and Wolf Mountain are within the municipal area.

Geography and transport

Rabbits Moor is located about 6 km east of Bad Bramstedt in on the main road 206 from Itzehoe to Lübeck. To the west runs the Federal Highway 7 from Hamburg to Schleswig.

History

For the first time Hasenmoor was mentioned in the old city of Kiel book of the years 1264 to 1289, as a group of houses " Wolfesberch " (today Wolfsberg ). Towards the end of the 16th century, the first shepherds' were mentioned.

Since 1870 Hasenmoor together with the present-day district Fuhlenrüe a community.

Due to the significant share of heath and moorland, marsh rabbits offered its inhabitants to the beginning of the 20th century in addition to agriculture a great way for keeping sheep. Large areas were obtained after 1900 by new agricultural techniques as farmland or meadows, or planted with trees ( pines ).

Policy

Of the nine seats in the municipal council, the CDU has been the municipal election 2008, five seats and the voter community AWV four.

Coat of arms

Blazon: " From left diagonally divided green and gold. Above, a golden hare sitting, down five black tufts of grass. "

Economy

The municipal area is predominantly agricultural, but there are also some commercial businesses.

The well-known by the Werner - race airfield Hartsholm situated in the municipality. The terrain on the main road, was built in the 1950s by landowners, nursery owners Lüth for public airfield and operated by the specially established company Nord Flug GmbH. Very soon, the northern flight was a private flight school and an airfield restaurant and later, when the company had changed hands several times, the shareholders, even a plane representation together with trade and workshop.