Lalendorf

Lalendorf is a municipality in the district of Rostock. It is located in the geographical center of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ( Germany ). The community is managed by the Office Krakow am See, located in the eponymous city.

2.1 Amalgamations

3.1 Coat of Arms
3.2 flag

8.1 history

Geography

Between the towns Gustrow, Teterow, Laage and Krakow am See Lalendorf the community is located in the forest and lakes region of the lake district and the western reaches of the Mecklenburg Switzerland. The relief is hilly, there are heights up to 60 m above sea level. NN achieved. Within the area adjacent to the Warinsee, Radener the lake and the Betony ( Stachys Deep and Shallow Ziest ) several smaller lakes. The small river Loessnitz ( Aalbach ) drains the greater part of the territory of the mist for Warnow. Lalendorf in the south has an interest in the natural park Mecklenburg Switzerland and Lake Kummerow.

Districts

Granny
Vietgest
Wattmannshagen

Old Krassow
Bansow
Dersentin
Friedrich Hagen

Gremmelin
Lübsee
New Krassow
New ornamental Hagen

Niegleve
Nienhagen
Raden
Rein Hagen

Roggow
Schlieffenberg
Tolzin
Vogelsang

History

Lalendorf is best known for outstanding Germanic finds the 1st century AD, which are classified into the series of princely graves from Lübsow type. In created around the year 150 World Atlas of Claudius Ptolemy Geographike Hyphegesis the place " Marioni altera " is mentioned as one of 94 cities of Germania. This site is brought to the present Lalendorf in conjunction.

1361 Lalendorf was first mentioned. The former Good Lalendorf was the construction of the railway lines Güstrow Teterow and Rostock- Waren (Müritz ), at the Cross, the Lalendorf station is upgraded.

Lalendorf is now a center of agricultural production (including horse breeding in the district Vogelsang ). Thanks to the favorable infrastructure, some companies and enterprises have settled in Lalendorfer commercial area in recent years. Tourism is also developing in the municipality - as established on surfaces Ziest a cottage area. Lalendorf has a basic elementary and secondary school, a daycare, a community physician's office, pharmacy, and physiotherapy practice, further about a community center and a youth club.

Through the establishment of the Rhine countries in the district Raden in the 1930s, the Carnival tradition came to Lalendorf.

Incorporations

Granny and Vietgest were incorporated on 1 July 2001. Wattmannshagen joined them on 1 January 2004.

Policy

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on 19 March 1998 by the Home Office and registered under No. 151 of the coat of arms role of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Blazon: ". Strips in red a silver tray, bewinkelt of four two-bladed golden oak leaves with an acorn "

The coat of arms was designed by the Schwerin heraldist Heinz Kippnick.

Flag

The flag of the municipality is transverse to the longitudinal axis of the bunting of red, silver (white) and red striped. The red stripes take a quarter each, the silver (white ) strip takes up half the length of the bunting. In the middle of the silver ( white ) strip the coat of arms, which occupies two thirds of the height and one-third the length of the bunting is. The length of the bunting is related to height as 5:3.

Attractions

Excerpt from the list of monuments in Lalendorf:

Tank monument with a Soviet tank T-34, which now last tank monument in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern
Stone church in the district Lübsee from the 15th century
Mansion in Tudor Gothic style in the district Bansow
Manor House in Dersentin
Roman Catholic Church in the district of Raden, built in the 1950s
Village blacksmith in the village Vietgest
Mr. Vogelsang, manor house in the village of Vogelsang ( tudor gothic style)
Dutch mill in the district Mamerow - now apartment building
Water mill on the Loessnitz in the district Reinshagen
Mansion Vietgest, mansion in the district Vietgest, the last important Baroque building in Mecklenburg - now a hotel
Hall church in the district of pure Hagen from 1270
Church in the district Schlieffenberg
Simple Moor Nature Reserve, one of the most profound boiler Moore in Mecklenburg -Vorpommern
Manor House ( Neo-Baroque ) in the district Wattmannshagen
Manor House ( classicism, built around 1800 ) in the district Gremmelin

Rein Hagen

Castle in Vietgest ( park side )

Church tower in Schlieffenberg

Transport links

Through the west of the municipality into north-south direction, the Federal Highway 19 ( Rostock- Berlin) with the junction Güstrow. In the east-west direction 104 connects the highway with the community Lalendorf Güstrow and Teterow. In the town over the railway lines Rostock- Neustrelitz and Güstrow Neubrandenburg.

Personalities

Adam Otto von Viereck, Prussian statesman (* 1684 in the district Wattmannshagen )
Leopold von Plessen, President of the Privy Council and (first ) Minister of Mecklenburg -Schwerin (* 1769 in the district of Raden )
Luise algae cities to have German writer (* 1861 in the district Wattmannshagen )

Krakow am See (Amt) Radener See Mecklenburg Switzerland and Lake Kummerow Nature Park Admannshagen-Bargeshagen Alt Bukow Altkalen Am Salzhaff Bad Doberan Bartenshagen-Parkentin Bastorf Baumgarten, Germany Benitz Bentwisch Bernitt Biendorf Blankenhagen Boddin Broderstorf Cammin, Bad Doberan Carinerland Dahmen Dalkendorf Diekhof Dobbin-Linstow Dreetz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Dummerstorf Elmenhorst/Lichtenhagen Finkenthal Gelbensande Glasewitz Gnewitz Gnoien Grammow Gutow, Rostock Hohen Demzin Hohen Sprenz Hohenfelde, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Hoppenrade Kassow Kirch Mulsow Klein Belitz Klein Kussewitz Klein Upahl Kritzmow Kuhs Lambrechtshagen Langhagen Lelkendorf Lohmen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Neubukow Nienhagen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Nustrow Papendorf (Warnow) Penzin Plaaz Poppendorf Reddelich Reimershagen Retschow Roggentin Rukieten Sanitz Sarmstorf Schorssow Schwaan Schwasdorf Selpin Steffenshagen Steinhagen, Rostock Stubbendorf Tessin, Germany Thelkow Thulendorf Vorbeck Walkendorf Wiendorf Zarnewanz Zehna Zepelin Ziesendorf

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