Ludwigslust (district)

The county Ludwigslust was a county was merged in the course of the district reform in 2011 with the Parchim the new district of Ludwigsburg pleasure Parchim.

• 7.1 Offices resolutions, offices mergers
• 7.2 incorporations, community neoplasms
• 7.3 Name Changes

Geography

The county Ludwigslust from 1994 to 2011 after size and population the largest county of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern and lay in the southwest. Neighboring districts were in the north of the district North West Mecklenburg and the district-free city Schwerin, in the east of Parchim, in the southeast of the Brandenburg Prignitz, in the south of Lower Saxony Lüchow- Dannenberg, in southwestern also in Lower Saxony district of Lüneburg and west of the Schleswig-Holstein district Duchy of Lauenburg. From 1939 to 1952 the district of the same name already existed with a slightly different surface expansion.

The former district area of Ludwigslust reached at Boizenburg / Elbe and Doemitz the Elbe and to the north, the state capital Schwerin. The county was a typical sectoral circle.

History

1925, the Office Ludwigslust was formed in Mecklenburg -Schwerin from the old offices Grabow and Ludwig pleasure. 1933 from the Office of the circle Ludwig Ludwig Lust Lust. After Mecklenburg -Schwerin was merged with Mecklenburg -Strelitz in 1934 to a state of Mecklenburg, 1939, the name of the district was changed in Ludwigslust County. For the district were 1939 99 municipalities with 51 263 inhabitants.

After the Second World War the county to the state of Mecklenburg -Vorpommern in the Soviet occupation zone belonged. The country's name was changed in 1947 in Mecklenburg. Since 1949 it belonged to the GDR. The local government reform of 1952, the state of Mecklenburg was dissolved and the district of Ludwigsburg, like split on the new circles Ludwig lust and Parchim, both of which were assigned to the district of Schwerin.

The existing until 2011 Ludwigslust County received its shape in 1994, when the county Hagenow well as the authorities Rastow and Stralendorf the circle Schwerin country with the county Ludwigslust were pooled.

On 25 May 2009, the county received the loaned by the federal government entitled " City of Diversity".

Political plans after the district of Ludwigsburg, should desire to be established in a new dawn "County West Mecklenburg " with the county town of Schwerin, the district and the district Parchim North West Mecklenburg. After the judgment of the district Constitutional Court of 26 July 2007, the first Reform Act as the Constitution of the country was incompatible not be implemented.

As part of the district reform in 2011, the district of Ludwigsburg, lust has become part of the new district Ludwigslust - Parchim with the county seat Parchim.

Religion

The Evangelical Lutheran congregations in the former district of Ludwigsburg, like a thing of the church district Parchim of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Mecklenburg. The Catholic communities are part of the deanery Ludwig lust of the Archdiocese of Hamburg. In the district there are four municipalities of the New Apostolic Church, they belong to the part of the district of Schwerin and partly to the district Elbe- Prignitz in the District Church of Mecklenburg -Western Pomerania, which is under the Apostle district of North Germany.

Traffic

By the former the district run the federal highways 14 and 24 and the main rail lines Hamburg-Berlin, Hamburg -Schwerin and some branch lines.

Policy

Council

The county council of the county Ludwigslust consisted of 53 deputies. After the last council election of 7 June 2009, it is composed as follows:

The district ( constituency number 54 ) consisted of 200 constituencies with 106 524 registered voters. To select walked 54 803 citizens who cast valid votes 156 002 4778 and invalid. This corresponds to a voter turnout of 51.4 % (all data from 2009).

For information about election procedures and to legal provisions: County Council (Mecklenburg- Vorpommern)

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was approved on 20 February 1997 by the Home Office and registered under No. 121 of the coat of arms role of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

Blazon: " Divided by a wave cut of red and silver; above a border golden horse; below three fan-shaped webbed green oak leaves. "

The coat of arms was designed by the Glaisiner Manfred Sturzbecher.

Flag

The flag of the county Ludwig Lust is evenly lengthwise stripes of gold ( yellow) and green. In the middle of the bunting is - on five ninth of the height of the golden ( yellow ) and the green strip across - the coat of arms of the district. The length of the bunting is related to height as 5:3.

Cities and Towns

On 3 September 2011, the cities and towns listed below exist in the district ( population figures from December 31, 2010).

Official Free communities

Offices with office belonging to cities and towns

Seat of the Office Administration *

• 2 Office Doemitz - Malliß ( 9290 )

• 3 Office Grabow ( 11,770 )

• 4 Office Hagenow -Land ( 8935 ) [Seat: Hagenow ]

• 5 Office Ludwigslust -Land ( 8729 ) [Seat: Ludwig Lust ]

• 6 Office Neustadt- Glewe ( 7525 )

• 7 Office Stralendorf ( 11,421 )

• 8 Official Wittenburg ( 8975 )

• 9 Office Zarrentin ( 9332 )

Field changes

In the years since 1994 in the area of ​​the district Ludwigslust as in the entire state of Mecklenburg- Vorpommern extensive territorial changes took place.

From the original 13 departments were nine offices after completion of the administrative reform on 1 January 2005. The cities of Wittenburg and Grabow lost their Amtsfreiheit, the city was Luebtheen official free. The number of municipalities was reduced from 123 to 89

Offices resolutions, offices mergers

• Merger of the formerly independent city official with the Office Wittenburg Wittenburg country to his new position Wittenburg (1 January 2004 )
• Resolution of the Office Luebtheen - Education of official -level city Luebtheen (13 June 2004)
• Merger of the offices Malliß and Doemitz to the new exchange Doemitz - Malliß (except community Gorlosen - Change into office Grabow Country, June 13, 2004)
• Resolution of the Office Vellahn - Integration of Local Brahlstorf and Dersenow in the Office Boizenburg - country as well as the community Vellahn in the Office Zarrentin (1 August 2004)
• Resolution of the Office Rastow - inclusion of municipalities in the Office Ludwigslust -Land ( 1 January 2005)
• Merger of the city Grabow with the Office Grabow - country to his new position Grabow (1 January 2005 )

Incorporations, community neoplasms

• Resolution of the municipality Parum - incorporation to Dumber (except the district pogress, June 13, 1999)
• Resolution of the communities Boddinstraße, Dodow, Dreilützow, Drönnewitz, Karft, Luckwitz, Ticino b. Wittenburg, Waschow and Parumer hamlet pogress - neoplasm of community Wittendörp (13 June 1999)
• Resolution of the communities Heidhof, Polz and Rüterberg - incorporation to Doemitz (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the municipality Dadow - incorporation to Gorlosen (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the communities Garlitz, Gößlow and Jessenitz - incorporation to Luebtheen (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the municipality Krinitz - incorporation to Milow (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the municipality Werle - incorporation to Prislich (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the communities Banzin, Benninger, Camin, Kloddram, Melkof and Rodenwalde - incorporation to Vellahn (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the communities Tewswoos and Woosmer - incorporation to Vielank (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the communities Bantin, Lassahn and Neuhof - incorporation to Zarrentin am Schaalsee (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the communities Grebs and Niendorf at the Rögnitz - neoplasm of community Grebs - Niendorf (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the communities Lüttow and Valluhn - neoplasm of community Lüttow - Valluhn (13 June 2004)
• Resolution of the communities Glaisin and grief - incorporation to Ludwig Lust ( 1 January 2005)
• Resolution of the municipality Fahrbinde - incorporation to Rastow (1 January 2005 )
• Resolution of small communities Bengerstorf and Wiebendorf - neoplasm of community Bengerstorf (1 January 2005 )

Name Changes

• Of community Bresegard ( near Eldena ) to community Bresegard at Eldena (7 December 1995)
• Of community Bresegard ( near Picher ) to community Bresegard in Picher (7 December 1995)
• Of Rüterberg ( " village republic" from 1961 to 1989 ) to Rüterberg ( " village republic" from 1967 to 1989 ) ( 1 July 2001)
• Of Rüterberg ( " village republic" from 1967 to 1989 ) to Rüterberg (21 October 2002)
• Of Zarrentin to Zarrentin am Schaalsee (13 June 2004)