Mühlenberge

Mühlenberge is a municipality in the north of Brandenburg district Havel country. It belongs to the Official Friesack based in Friesack.

Geography

Mühlenberge located approximately 60 km north-west of Berlin, on the eastern edge of up to 77 meters above sea level. NN high Ländchen Friesack and west of the Great Havelländisches main channel. Mühlenberge is centrally located between the cities of Rathenow, Nauen, Kyritz and Neuruppin.

Community structure

• Haage
• Senzke
• Wagenitz

History

The district Haages is first mentioned in 1307. The municipality was created on 31 December 2002 from the voluntary merger of the previously independent municipalities Haage, Senzke and Wagenitz.

Policy

The local council Mühlenberge is next to the honorary mayor of 10 additional members.

• Group of voters farmers 1 seat
• Group of voters Mühlenberge 3 seats
• Citizens Alliance Mühlenberge 2 seats
• Voters Union Mühlenberge - WUM 2 seats
• Group of voters Haage 2 seats

(As at municipal election on 28 September 2008)

Attractions

In the list of monuments in Mühlenberge are registered in the list of monuments of the country Brandenburg monuments. Other points of interest are:

• Church from the 17th century with intricate interiors of dark oak wood ( originally in the village church Doberitz ) in Haage
• Church from the 17th century folk art and apse after Schinkel'schem model in Senzke
• Church from the 17th century votive Chr v. Bredow 1664 in Wagenitz
• Wagenitzer Sweden Tower

Sweden Tower in Wagenitz

Church Wagenitz

Transport links

Through the municipal area, the highway passes 5

Demographics

Personalities

• For centuries practiced those from Bredow's influence on the fortunes of the community members.