Jämlitz-Klein Düben
Jämlitz small Duben (Sorbian Jemjelica - Źěwink ) is the smallest municipality in the district of Spree- Neisse in Brandenburg and is part of the Office Döbern country that has its headquarters in the city Döbern.
- 3.1 Municipal Council
Geography
The municipality is located in the southeast of Brandenburg in the Lower Lausitz on the border of the Free State of Saxony, in the traditional settlement area of the Sorbs / Wends.
Community structure
Districts according to the Brandenburg Municipal Code are Jämlitz ( sorb. Jemjelica ) and small Duben ( sorb. Źěwink ). To Jämlitz belong next to the village settlements Jämlitz Hut and Zschorno and extensions Lug, Old Tavern and Herrmann mill.
Demographics
( 31.12. of the year indicated )
- 2007 - 501
- 2008 - 495
History
→ Main article: Jämlitz, Small Duben
The first mention of the former Vasallenguts Jämlitz dated to the year 1302, in 1564 the village was first mentioned. Small Duben was first mentioned in 1490 as Dybe.
The community Jämlitz small Duben was taken on December 31, 2001 the voluntary merger of the previously independent municipalities Jämlitz and small Duben.
Policy
Municipal council
The municipal council of Jämlitz small Duben is composed of eight community representatives plus the mayor.
- Firemen Jämlitz 3 seats
- United Social Community Jämlitz 2 seats
- St. Florian Klein Duben 1 seat
- Single mandate holders 1 seat
(As at municipal election on 28 September 2008)
Culture and sights
→ List of monuments in Jämlitz small Duben