Klein Rönnau

Small Rönnau is a municipality in the district of Segeberg in Schleswig-Holstein.

Geography

Small Rönnau is located north of Bad Segeberg between the Great Segeberger lake, the Ihlsee and the Klüthsee. Through the village leads the federal highway 432 Despite the name Klein Rönnau significantly larger population than the United west lying Rönnau, but this is larger in area.

History

Small Rönnau is since time immemorial location of mills. As a special treasure of small Rönnau applies the water mill on the Rönnau, which was renovated in the fall of 2001 and is now used as a home and space for the community. On request and at the German mill day, including a demonstration of the leadership since 2004, driven by an electric motor grinder takes place. On the last Sunday of each month a service is held there.

Policy

Coat of arms

Blazon: " Azure, three fan-shaped, in the middle of the stems crossed golden wheat ears, beseitet right from the front, to the left of the rear half of a silver wheel. "

Partner communities

  • Pszczyna ( Pless ), Poland
  • Tököl, Hungary
  • St. Georges de Oleron, France

Attractions

In the list of cultural monuments in small Rönnau are registered in the list of monuments of Schleswig- Holstein cultural monuments.

Clubs

The Sports Club Rönnau of 1974 ( SC Rönnau 74) with about 2,000 members of one of the biggest clubs in the district Segeberg.

Personalities

Honorary Mayor Peter Kurt Würzbach.

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