Jürgenshagen

Jürgenshagen is a municipality in the west of the district of Rostock in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern ( Germany ). The community is managed by the Office Biitzow country with headquarters in the city Biitzow.

Geography

The community Jürgenshagen between Rostock and Wismar and is about 27 kilometers from the Baltic Sea coast ( in cooling Born). The land rises to the south-west slightly and reached near the village of Klein Sien about 60 m above sea. NN. The Seebach flows through the entire municipality, he drains the Great Ticino lake, which lies in part on the territory of the district North West Mecklenburg.

To Jürgenshagen include the districts Gnemern (after Klein Sien incorporated on 1 October 1991 ), the United Gischow (after Jürgenshagen incorporated on 1 July 1950), Small Gischow ( to United Gischow incorporated on April 1, 1937), Klein Sien (after Jürgenshagen incorporated on January 1, 2000), Moltenow (after Moisall incorporated on 1 July 1950 on June 1, 1975 was reclassified to Klein Sien ), Ulrikenhof (after Klein Sien incorporated on April 1, 1937) and Wokrent (after Jürgenshagen incorporated on 1 July. 1950).

History

In 1284, they were first written mention of the applied as Angersdorf place Jürgenshagen. The municipal area is dominated by agriculture and the typical local buildings open. A largely intact nature of wetlands, kettle holes and old trees makes the area not only for holidaymakers interesting, but also for commuters ( near highway) and retirees. Near Great Gischow is the nature reserve Beketal, also called " Green Wheel" called.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was designed by Jürgen Hagen Karl -Michael Constien and approved by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern on June 8, 2009.

Blazon: "In Green three silver threads an inclined shaft auffliegender naturally tinged stork. "

Attractions

The Gothic chapel in Jürgenshagen was newly built in 1891 and replaced a spent half-timbered church. The chapel is turmlos, the bell hanging in a roof overhang on the west side of the building.

The mansion in the district Gnemern let Prince Borwin to 1218-1223 built as a moated castle to protect the land trade route between Rostock and Wismar. From 1661 to 1945 it was owned by the family of Meerheimb. 1676 a fire destroyed the moated castle almost completely. In the period of 1682-1685, a new mansion that is one of the rare, many preserved early Baroque country houses in Mecklenburg was formed. Since 2011, Helmut Freiherr von Malt tooth that has already built the castle burned down Ulrichshusen as hotel again and lock Gützkow rescued from decay, in possession of his Meerheimb'schen ancestors. As the new owner he wants to bring the building renovation and exterior facilities up to scratch.

Transport links

The municipality is situated on the road connecting Biitzow after Kropelin or cooling Born. The Federal Highway 20 runs past Jürgenshagen, the junction Kropelin lies on the boundary of the municipality. The nearest train stations are located in the respective 16 km distant cities Biitzow and Kropelin.